User manual NINTENDO DOGS AND CATS FRENCH BULLDOG

[. . . ] Playing video games can make your muscles, joints, or skin hurt. Follow these instructions to avoid problems such as tendinitis, carpal tunnel syndrome or skin irritation: · avoid excessive play. Parents should monitor their children for appropriate play. Take a 10 to 15 minute break every hour, even if you don't think you need it. [. . . ] When your puppy understands you, a will appear. If your puppy doesn't understand, a will appear. You'll need to say the name multiple times before your puppy learns it. When repeating your dog's name, be sure to use the same volume and tone of voice. After saying your dog's name multiple times, you may accidentally find yourself leaning closer to the microphone than recommended, speaking too loudly, or changing your tone. Keep these tips in mind when you are teaching your dog its name: · Make sure you are about 6 inches away from the microphone. Don't use nicknames or draw out the last syllable of the name. Until your puppy has learned its name, don't hand your game to another player once you've started. After you bond with your puppy by calling its name and petting it, you'll be able to start teaching it tricks. Training your pup to do tricks is a fun and rewarding activity you can do together. When your dog is able to start learning tricks, you'll be prompted with a sequence that will show you how to teach it to sit down. Read the instructions on the screen and then say "sit down, " repeating it as many times as necessary until your dog learns the command. You can read the instructions by tapping Help. One thing to keep in mind: when teaching voice commands, avoid long pauses between words as this can confuse your puppy. A er your puppy has learned how to sit down, you'll be able to view tutorials on a variety of other tricks by tapping Tricks on your puppy's status screen (see page 21). Closing the System Close your Nintendo 3DS system at any time while playing nintendogs + cats to pause play and reduce battery-power consumption. When you open your system, you'll resume your game where you left off. While the system is closed, StreetPassTM (see page 26) and SpotPassTM (see page 30) will remain active. Once your puppy has learned to sit down, you'll be able to go out and play with all of the game's features. To learn how to care for your puppy and about your home, see pages 20-21. Entering Sleep Mode Press the POWER Button and tap Sleep Mode to close nintendogs + cats and put your system into Sleep Mode, which helps to reduce battery-power consumption. While the system is in Sleep Mode, StreetPass (see page 26) and SpotPass (see page 30) will remain active. [. . . ] Open Your Journal (see page 24) Open your journal and register nintendogs + cats for use with StreetPass on your system. Set Your Owner Information Open your journal and set your MiiTMcharacter, photo, message, and present. You'll only be able to send photos taken in-game of your dog or cat. Carry Your System Around with You Simply close your system and carry it around with you when you are out and about. [. . . ]