User manual HASBRO FURREAL FRIENDS SCAMPS MY PLAYFUL PUP

[. . . ] Call 1-800-327-8264 ALKALINE x6 BATTERIES 1. 5V D or LR20 size FurRealfriends. com NOT INCLUDED REQUIRED Phillips/cross head screwdriver (not included) needed to insert batteries. For best results, Biscuit prefers to play directly on the floor or on short-pile carpets. GETTING STARTED The first thing you need to do when you take your BISCUIT puppy out of the box is to insert batteries. CAUTION: TO AVOID BATTERY LEAKAGE 1. Be sure to insert the batteries correctly and always follow the toy and battery manufacturers' instructions; 2. Do not mix old batteries and new batteries or alkaline, standard (carbon-zinc) or rechargeable (nickelcadmium) batteries; 3. Always remove weak or dead batteries from the product. PLAYING OPTIONS Play Mode Biscuit responds to your touch and your voice. [. . . ] Response Mode If Biscuit hears speech that is not a speech command, he'll respond with puppy sounds. Hangout Mode After a few moments of non-activation, Biscuit will enter hangout mode. He will move his head a little, blink and twitch his ears. He will whine or bark a little to get your attention! After a few minutes in hangout mode, your puppy will go to "sleep": he'll lay down and start snoring!If the room is dark or dimly lit, Biscuit will go to "sleep" much faster than if the room is bright. To "wake" him, and return to Play Mode, clap twice or wave your hand over his forehead. LIGHT SENSOR FEATURE If it is dark in the room and the lights come on suddenly while your puppy is "asleep", he'll lift his head and open his eyes and make a little mumbling noise. If you don't pet your puppy within about 10 seconds, he will go back to "sleep". TO INSTALL BATTERIES Note to the consumer: To install batteries in your puppy, lay him down on his back first. This will make the installation process much easier. Use a Phillips/cross head screwdriver (not included) to loosen screw in battery compartment (screw remains attached). Take off the door and insert 6 x 1. 5V "D" or LR20 size alkaline batteries. IMPORTANT: BATTERY INFORMATION Please retain this information for future reference. When you pet your puppy on his upper back, he will move his head and neck, and make contented sounds. If you hold down on his upper back for approximately three seconds or more, BISCUIT will either lay down if he's sitting up or sit up if he's lying down. When you pet him under his ears, he will turn his head, tilt his ears and make happy sounds. · When you pet BISCUIT, his head will move to the side you pet. Keep petting him on that side, and his head will stay on that side. · If you hold your hand under BISCUIT'S left ear for 3 seconds, he will sit up and beg. C. When you "feed" BISCUIT his treat, he will chomp. He will open his mouth and start to "eat". If you lose his treat, you can put other pretend food in his mouth and he will "eat". Don't put your fingers in his mouth, and never give real food to your puppy. When you pet him on the back of the head, he will move his head and make happy sounds. When you touch Biscuit's left paw, he will lift it up and "shake. " When you use the speech command "Shake" or "Give Me a Paw", BISCUIT will lift either paw randomly. [. . . ] When you pet Biscuit on his nose, he will "sniff. " G. When you wave something in front of BISCUIT, he flinches, blinks or "sneezes" (photosensors). ABOUT YOUR PUPPY BISCUIT has 9 sensors that sense either touch, light or sound: nose (touch) microphone (sound) photo sensor in forehead (light) back of head (touch) t 2 under his ears (touch) mouth (touch) B back (touch) NOTE: If your puppy begins to function improperly, restart by moving the ON/ OFF switch to the "OFF" position for a moment, then back to "ON". 5 A sensor is a part of the toy that responds to your touch! 2 left paw (touch) PLAYING WITH YOUR PUPPY To activate, slide ON/OFF switch to the "ON" position, and your puppy will wake up and be ready to play with you!He will make some sort of sound or movement (3 different possibilities). BISCUIT is a speech recognition product ­ this means he can really understand what you say! [. . . ]