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Biscuit My Lovin' Pup

**Biscuit My Lovin' Pup** is a battery-operated toy dog released in 2007. The toy is notable for its ability to recognize and respond to six distinct voice commands. Included with the toy was a collar, tag, plastic bone, brush, and an adoption certificate.

## Features

Biscuit has a total of nine sensors located throughout its body, including a microphone and light sensor on its forehead, and touch sensors on its nose, mouth, left paw, back, beneath both ears, and on the top of its head. When any of its touch sensors are triggered, the toy responds by moving its head, eyes, and ears, and making a variety of sounds.

Pressing down on the back sensor for several seconds causes the toy to lie down or sit up, depending on what it was doing before. Triggering the touch sensors beneath either ear cause the toy to tilt its head toward the side that is being touched. Pressing the toy's left ear sensor for several seconds will cause it to sit up and beg. Triggering the sensor on the toy's left paw will cause it to raise that paw and "shake" the user's hand. Triggering the touch sensor on the nose causes the toy to make a sniffing noise, and waving a hand or object in front of the light sensor on the toy's forehead will cause it to sneeze, blink, or flinch randomly. Similar to Butterscotch Pony, leaving Biscuit in a dark room will cause it to go to "sleep," and turning on the lights after a period of darkness will cause it to "wake up." Additionally, placing the plastic biscuit or another object of similar size into Biscuit's mouth will cause it to make a chewing motion accompanied by eating sounds.

The toy is also able to respond to a number of voice commands.

### Voice Commands

The following commands can be spoken to Biscuit to elicit a specific response. If a command is spoken for an action that the toy is already doing, it will tilt its head to the side and act confused. These commands were also printed on the back of the toy's tag on its collar.

* **"Sit:"** causes the toy to sit down.
* **"Lie Down:"** causes the toy to lie down.
* **"Speak:"** causes the toy to make one of three different barking sounds.
* **"Sit Up and Beg:"** Causes the toy to sit up and perform a begging motion.
* **"Do You Want a Treat?:"** causes the toy to sit up, move its paws, and make whimpering sounds.
* **"Give Me a Paw/Shake:"** causes the toy to raise either one of its paws.

## Sources

1. http://web.archive.org/web/20090228230519/http://hasbro.com/furreal/default.cfm?page=Products/Detail&product\_id=21912
2. https://www.hasbro.com/common/instruct/77698.pdf
3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ka1fZeY7eVg
Newborn Chimp

The **Newborn Chimp** is an electronic baby chimpanzee released in 2006. Included with each toy was an adoption certificate and a small plastic baby bottle.

## Features

The Newborn Chimp has a single touch sensor on its stomach, which causes the toy to move its head and make sounds when pressed. If the sensor is pressed down for several seconds, the toy will "go to sleep." The toy's upper arms do not move but can be posed manually by the user.

## Variants

The Newborn chimp has two known variants.

* Light Brown
* Dark Brown

Light Brown variantDark Brown variant
## Notes

* The Newborn Chimp's shape and functions are virtually identical to those in the Newborn Bear Cubs series, but its sounds have been modified to be more chimpanzee-like.

## References

1. ↑ http://web.archive.org/web/20071119095934/http://www.hasbro.com/furreal/default.cfm?page=Products/Detail&product\_id=18458
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 https://www.hasbro.com/common/documents/dad2613a1c4311ddbd0b0800200c9a66/4219F50019B9F3691054BDDBFFF12CCC.pdf
Luv Cubs

The **Luv Cubs** are a series of robotic bear cubs introduced to the FurReal Friends line in 2004. The toy's main function is its ability to "hug" the user. Each toy came with a plastic bottle accessory, an Adoption Certificate, and an Instruction Manual. In 2009, an updated version of the toy was introduced. The new model had the same features as the original, but featured a complete physical redesign.

## Features

The Luv Cub has touch sensors on its back, mouth, and left foot. When the toy's back sensor is pressed, it will pull in its arms and "hug" the user. Users can also "tickle" the toy by pressing on its left foot, and "feed" it by placing the bottle in its mouth. The toy will also occasionally initiate a game of "peek-a-boo" with the user by moving its hands over its eyes, and the player can press its foot sensor to play.

## 2009 Redesign

In 2009, an updated model of the Luv Cub was released. The updated Luv Cubs are notably several inches smaller and do not have plastic paw pads on their feet. Additionally, they take 3 AA batteries instead of the C batteries used by the original. Functionally they remain virtually the same as the original model, except that they are also equipped with a "Try Me" mode and Sleep Mode.

## Variants

#### 2004 Version

* Black Bear (exclusive with blanket)
* Brown Bear
* Honey Bear
* Koala
* Panda
* Polar Bear

Television ad showing Brown Bear, Panda, and Polar Bear variants (2004).Black Bear (2004, exclusive with blanket).Honey Bear variant (2004).Koala variant (2004).
#### 2009 Version

* Brown Bear
* Honey Bear
* Panda

Brown Bear variant (2009).Honey Bear variant (2009).Panda variant (2009).
## Notes

* Although they were the first model to introduce the Luv Cubs name, the Luv Cubs are not the only ones to utilize this branding. See Luv Cubs (disambuigation) for more information.
* A Chimpanzee toy with nearly identical features to the Luv Cubs was released in 2006, under the name Cuddle Chimp.
* While the Koala variant was included as a part of the original line, it is the only addition that is not a type of bear. Koalas are marsupials.

## Sources

1. ↑ https://indexarticles.com/business/business-wire/hasbro-arrives-at-toy-fair-2004-loaded-with-the-industrys-premier-brands-and-a-wide-range-of-innovative-new-toys-and-games-for-the-entire-family/
2. ↑ https://archive.org/details/furreal-friends-luv-cubs-73901
3. ↑ https://archive.org/details/hasbro-furreal-friends-luv-cubs-baby-bear-748560900
Kitten

The **Kitten** is an electronic toy cat added to the FurReal Friends line in early 2003. The toy retailed until at least 2008, during which time several color variants were released. Included with each toy was an interactive plastic bottle, an adoption certificate, and an instruction manual.

## Features

The Kitten has a touch sensor on its back, as well as a sensor at the mouth to detect the presence of the included bottle. Movement is fairly simple and consists of a kneading motion accompanied by a variety of sounds, including eating noises when the bottle is held up to the mouth. The front legs can also be posed manually by the user. After 2 minutes of inactivity, the toy will enter "Sleep Mode" until reactivated by the user.

> FURREAL FRIENDS KITTENS feature sensors on their backs, which trigger realistic 'padding' and 'kneading' movements. They come complete with a special milk bottle that they love to be 'fed' with! Just hold the bottle up to their mouths and listen to their eating sounds and watch the kneading motion of their paws. These friendly kittens also purr.
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## Variants

Ten known color variants of the Kitten have been released.

* Black
* Black/White (Green eyes)
* Black/White (Blue eyes)
* Burmese
* Calico
* Gray
* Gray/White
* Marmalade
* Tan
* White

## Disney Figaro Version

In 2003, Hasbro released an additional variant of the Kitten inspired by the character of Figaro from the Disney film *Pinocchio*. The toy is functionally identical to the default kitten. It differs from the original toy only in its fur covering, which is made to resemble the character.

## Gallery

Gray/White variant.Marmalade variantWhite variantCalico variantBurmese variantBlack variant.Gray variant.Tan variant.Black/White (green eyes) variant.Black/White (blue eyes) variant.Multiple Kitten variants from the 2003 website.Cat and Kitten gift set with 2002 Cat.Figaro version in box.Desktop wallpaper featuring the kittens.FurReal Kitten CommercialTV commercial advertising the Kittens.
## Notes

* A deluxe bundle was released which included a 2002 Cat and a 2003 Kitten.

## References

1. ↑ https://archive.org/details/furreal-friends-kitten-70358
2. ↑ http://web.archive.org/web/20030804172238/http://www.hasbro.com/furreal/pl/page.about/dn/default.cfm
3. ↑ https://archive.org/details/furreal-friends-figaro-kitten-7007970077
Lil' Patter Pup

The **Lil' Patter Pup** is an electronic toy dog that was released in 2009. The toy's main features are its ability to "walk" and interact with an included toy treat. Included with each toy was an adoption certificate and a hard plastic toy bone.

## Features

The toy has a single touch sensor on its back, as well as a sensor in its mouth that is able to detect the presence of the included toy bone. When the touch sensor is activated, the toy will wag its tail, make barking noises, and move its legs. If the toy is placed on a flat surface, this motion causes it to "walk" forward in a straight line. If the included toy bone is held up to the Lil' Patter Pup's mouth, it will move its nose and make sniffing noises.

## Variants

There are three known variants of the Lil' Patter Pup:

1. Lhasa-Apso
2. Pomeranian
3. Shih-Tzu

Lhasa-Apso variantPomeranian variantShih-Tzu variant
## Notes

* While released under a different name, the Lil' Patter Pups appear to share the same frame and functionality as later FurReal Friends walking toys, such as Gogo's Walkin' Puppies and Lulu's Walkin' Kitties.

## References

1. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20090717215036/http://www.hasbro.com/furreal/en\_US/shop/details.cfm?guid=019D114C-743B-1014-951D-FCE3D3512950&product\_id=23534&src=endeca
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=loJAJqvaCT4
FurReal Wiki

**Welcome to the FurReal Wiki!**Welcome to the FurReal Wiki! This is a collaborative encyclopedia dedicated to cataloging information about the FurReal line of robotic animal toys by Hasbro. This wiki is run by fans and is not affiliated with Hasbro in any way.
## Important articles

FurReal (brand)List of Toys

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Newborn Guinea Pig

The **Newborn Guinea Pig** is a battery operated toy guinea pig introduced to the Newborns line in 2008. Included with each toy was a plastic baby bottle and an adoption certificate.

## Features

The Newborn Guinea Pig has a single touch sensor on its back. Triggering the touch sensor causes the toy to make chattering sounds, open and close its eyes, and move its head in a circle. The toy behaves more energetically following repeated interaction with the touch sensor.

## Variants

The Newborn Guinea Pig has two known variants.

* Black/white
* Brown/white

Brown/white variantBlack/white variant
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 http://web.archive.org/web/20090515124311/http://www.hasbro.com/furreal/en\_US/shop/details.cfm?guid=F4DB84AF-6F95-1014-AC4F-9CBB844E488B&product\_id=23866&src=endeca
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKBPwW4BSkc
Newborn Kitten (Standing)

The **Standing Newborn Kitten** is a battery-operated interactive toy kitten that was first released in 2007. Included with the toy was an adoption certificate and additional small plastic accessory, which varied by release.

## Features

The Standing Newborn Kitten features a single touch sensor on its back, which causes the toy to make various noises and move its head and legs up and down when pressed. Touching the sensor quickly causes the toy to behave excitedly, while pressing down for a longer period causes it to behave more calmly. Pressing and holding the touch sensor causes the toy to stretch out its front legs. After a period of inactivity or a continual press and hold of the back sensor, the toy will stretch out its front legs and enter “sleep mode” until reactivated.

## Variants

The Standing Newborn Kitten has two known variants:

* Black and white/Tuxedo
* Calico

Black and white/tuxedo variantCalico variant
## Notes

* The Standing Newborn Kitten shares its basic shape and functionality with a number of other toys in the Newborns series, namely the Standing Newborn Puppy, Newborn Piglet, and Newborn Lamb. The primary difference between this toy and the aforementioned ones is that it produces different sounds.
* The Standing Newborn Kitten and Standing Newborn Puppy were both re-released in 2009 with different packaging and an updated adoption certificate. Both releases are visually identical, but some users have noted that the 2009 version will “wake up” automatically after some time in sleep mode, while the 2007 version does not.

## References

1. ↑ https://archive.org/details/furreal-friends-newborn-puppy-2007-instruction-manual/page/n1/mode/2up
2. ↑ https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/furreal-friends-2007-newborn-kitten-1843398204
3. ↑ https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/furreal-friends-calico-kitten-kitty-3684511301
4. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPdOYvxcQK8 (video description)
Burger King Kids Meal Toys

In December 2009, the Burger King restaurant chain released a series of FurReal Friends-themed toys which were included with their Kids' Meals for children. The series consisted of four small plush toys in the likeness of popular FurReal Friends toys from that era.

## Variants

Four toys were released as a part of the Burger King Kids' Meal series.

1. Biscuit My Lovin’ Pup
2. Butterscotch Pony
3. LoveCub Panda
4. Lulu My Cuddlin’ Kitty

## References

1. ↑ https://toyalert.blogspot.com/2010/01/burger-king-superhero-squad-furreal.html
Newborn Penguin

The **Newborn Penguin** is a battery operated penguin chick originally released in 2009. Two years later in 2011, the toy was re-released with a different fur covering under the name **Newborn Emperor Penguin**. Each toy came with a plastic toy baby bottle and an instruction manual.

## Features

The Newborn Penguin features a single touch sensor on its tongue. Pressing this sensor causes the toy to move its head, beak, and wings, and to make eating and chirping noises. After a short period of inactivity, the toy will enter "sleep mode" until the tongue sensor is activated again.

## Newborn Emperor Penguin

In 2011, a variant of the Newborn Penguin was released called the Newborn Emperor Penguin. Both toys appear to be functionally identical and differ only in coloration.

## Notes

* The Newborn Penguins are exceptionally similar in functionality to the Baby Bird and Baby Duckling models of previous years.

## References

1. ↑ https://archive.org/details/furreal-friends-newborn-penguin-93979-instruction-manual-2009/mode/2up
2. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MytXvXI2IK0
3. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lR0bSU03qvk
Cat

The **Cat** is an electronic toy cat released by Hasbro in 2002. It was the first toy ever added to the FurReal line of toys. Included with each toy was a brush, an adoption certificate, and an instruction manual. The Cat was a bestselling toy during the 2002 holiday season and effectively served to solidify the FurReal brand in Hasbro's lineup. Part of the toy's success and notoriety has been attributed to the emphasis on its lifelike behavior and appearance, which was unusual for robotic toys at the time.

## Features

The toy has touch sensors on its cheeks, the top of its head, shoulders, back, and on its tail, as well as a light sensor between its ears. Activating the head and back sensors cause the Cat to move its head and tail and make various meowing and purring noises. Petting the toy on its cheek sensors causes the it to move its head in the direction of the touch. Pulling on the tail will cause the Cat to raise its tail and hiss.

> "Wake up" your cat by gently scratching his head. Pet your cat gently on his back, head and shoulders, or tickle his cheeks, and he will be happy. But, if you are rough when petting your cat or pull his tail, he will arch his back and raise his tail (higher than when he’s happy), and make hissing noises and an unhappy meow.
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## Variants

The Cat has nine known color variants.

* Black, orange eyes
* Black and White, green eyes
* Gray-Brown Point, green/teal eyes
* Dark gray, orange eyes
* Gray and White, blue eyes
* Silver and White, gray eyes
* Marmalade, green eyes
* Tan, green/teal eyes
* White, blue eyes

## Deluxe Versions

Several deluxe versions of the 2002 cat were released. One such set included a Newborn Kitten and blanket, while another included a 2003 Kitten.

## Gallery

Tan variant.Marmalade variant.Dark Gray variant.Black variant.Black and White variant.Gray-Brown Point variant.White variant.Silver/White variant.Gray/White variant.Comparison between face and eye colors of Gray/White and Silver/White variants.A product photo showing the marmalade, white, and dark gray variantsStock photo showing variants of the Cat model from the FurReal Friends website in 2002.Deluxe cat with bonus newborn kitten and blanket.Deluxe cat & kitten set with 2003 kitten.FurReal Friends Commercial (2002)TV commercial advertising the 2002 Cats.
## Notes

* The 2002 Cat was featured in the New York Times article "Building a Better Cat," which details the genesis of the FurReal brand as well as the design process of the cat itself.
* The cat's head model was designed using a 3D scan of a real cat skull.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 https://www.nytimes.com/2002/12/05/technology/building-a-better-cat.html
2. ↑ https://archive.org/details/furreal-friends-cat-66492-instruction-manual-2003
3. ↑ http://web.archive.org/web/20030804172238/http://www.hasbro.com/furreal/pl/page.about/dn/default.cfm
Collectibles (Unproduced)

The **Collectibles** were a line of unproduced figurines planned to be released in 2003. There were to be six figurines, each representing a different dog breed, and each one would make various dog noises when pressed on the head.

## History and Features

On January 7, 2010, Hasbro uploaded an instruction manual for the figurines to their Customer Care website.[1] The manual details battery installation and instructs the user to press down on the figure's head to hear barking noises. Over the years, several prototype figurines have been listed on online platforms such as eBay.

The prototype boxes feature images of the other five dog breeds planned to be included in the line, and read:

> *"Now you can collect many of your favorite breeds of dogs with the FURREAL FRIENDS Collectibles! Choose from a variety of the most popular dogs around and pet them to hear them bark! They're realistically sculpted to resemble each breed and their perfect miniature size is great for displaying them at home! Start a collection today!"*
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## Planned Figures

Six known breeds were planned to be included in the line, as advertised by the box art on the prototype:

* Beagle
* Border Collie
* German Shepherd
* Golden Retriever
* Papillon
* Yorkshire Terrier

Proposed breeds.Collie prototype.Papillon prototype.German Shepherd prototype.Image from instruction manual.Back of box.
## References

1. ↑ https://archive.org/details/furreal-friends-collectibles-73630
Newborn Puppy

The **Newborn Puppy** is an electronic toy dog introduced in 2004 along with the Newborn Kitten, with which it shares most of its functions. Included with each toy was a plastic bottle accessory, an adoption certificate, and an instruction manual. A standing variant of the Newborn Puppy was released in 2009.

## Features

The toy has a single touch sensor on its back and a relatively simple range of motion, with the capacity to raise and lower its head and open and close its eyes. Depending on the frequency with which the back sensor is triggered, it will either stay in "playful" mode or go to sleep.

> FURREAL FRIENDS Newborns are adorable baby puppies who were just born and need your love and attention. They’re very sleepy, so it’s your job to gently wake them up. Give your Newborns lots of love and affection by petting the soft fur on their back. Listen to them make baby puppy sounds and then gently lift up their heads to look at you!
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## Variants

The Newborn Puppy has ten known variants:

* Tan/white
* Boston Terrier
* Brown
* Brown/tan
* Dalmatian
* Gray Poodle
* King Charles Spaniel I
* Pug
* Tan Poodle
* White Poodle

## Deluxe Version

A deluxe version of the Newborn Puppy with a bonus "Cozy Carrier" were released as a Target exclusive.

## Gallery

Dalmatian variant.Brown/tan variant.Tan/white variant.Boston Terrier variant.Pug variant.Tan Poodle variant.White Poodle variant.King Charles Spaniel I variant.Brown variant.Gray Poodle variant.Newborn Puppy in box.Back of box.Target exclusive with bonus Cozy Carrier.Still image from commercial.
## References

1. ↑ https://archive.org/details/furreal-friends-newborn-puppy-93966
Get Up & GoGo My Walkin' Pup

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## Get Up & GoGo My Walkin' Pup

### Year Released

2014

**Get Up & GoGo My Walkin' Pup** is an electronic toy dog introduced to the FurReal line in 2014. The next version of GoGo My Walkin' Pup was released in 2014, under the title "Get Up & GoGo My Walkin' Pup." The toy included a leash and, like its earliest predecessor, featured voice recognition capabilities.

This toy is the third edition of GoGo in the FurReal franchise. Several other models have been released under the same or similar names. For clarification on these models, see GoGo (disambuigation).

## Features

GoGo has a touch sensor on the top of its head, and also features a microphone. Like the 2012 version, it can be walked using the attached leash. The toy is also capable of responding to sound, and will walk forward if the user claps their hands. If the user talks to the toy, it will bark. The toy can also interact with the Hasbro Furreal Friends app, and will connect and respond to other FurReal Friends toys released around the same time, including PomPom My Baby Panda.
Cuddle Chimp

The **Cuddle Chimp** is an electronic chimpanzee toy released in 2006. Each toy came with an adoption certificate and a baby bottle in the shape of a banana.

## Features

Like the Luv Cubs, The Cuddle Chimp has touch sensors on its back, mouth, and left foot. When the toy's left foot sensor is pressed, the toy will open its arms for a hug. Hugging the toy and pressing its back sensor will cause it to close its arms and "hug" the user back. The toy may occasionally initiate hugs of its own accord by opening its arms. Squeezing the toy's hands together so that they touch will cause it to clap its hands. Users can also "tickle" the toy by touching its left foot, and "feed" it by placing the bottle in its mouth.

## Notes

* The Cuddle Chimp's basic shape and functionality are very similar to the toys in the original Luv Cubs series, although a few of the toy's behaviors and all of its sounds have been modified.

## References

1. ↑ http://web.archive.org/web/20091124084404/http://www.hasbro.com/furreal/en\_US/shop/details.cfm?guid=EAC1E911-19B9-F369-D9DD-8FB1B651400C&product\_id=24695&src=endeca
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 https://www.hasbro.com/common/documents/dad2613a1c4311ddbd0b0800200c9a66/7FF365F819B9F36910D8D19128A74655.pdf
Lulu's Walkin' Kitties

**Lulu's Walkin' Kitties** are a series of electronic toy cats introduced in 2009. As their name suggests, the toys' main feature is their ability to "walk" forward when placed on a flat surface.

## Features

The toy has a single touch sensor on its back. When the sensor is pressed, the toy moves its legs back and forth and makes meowing noises similar to those of a real cat. When placed on a flat surface, the motion of the toy's legs causes it to "walk" forward. The toy's front legs can also be bent upward by the user, allowing the toy to make a kneading motion instead of walking. If the touch sensor is activated when the toy is already walking, it will stop. If the back sensor is pressed down for several seconds, the toy will make purring noises. If the user does not interact with the toy for several minutes, it will enter "sleep mode" and become inactive until the back sensor is activated again.

## Variants

Lulu's Walkin' Kitties have three known variants.

1. White
2. Red and white
3. Black and white

The red and white variant.The black and white variant.The white variant.
## Notes

* Lulu's Walkin' Kitties have a similar frame and functionality to the Lil' Patter Pups and Gogo's Walkin' Puppies.
* While they share similar names, Lulu's Walkin' Kitties should not be confused with the Walkin' Kitties released in 2013, which have a more cartoon-like appearance and a different robotic base.
* The name "Lulu" in the toys' title refers to Lulu My Cuddlin' Kitty, a deluxe cat model released the same year. Lulu's Walkin' Kitties were marketed as the offspring of the Lulu model, as evidenced by their packaging, which declares "I'm one of Lulu's Walkin' Kitties!"

## References

1. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20221118173506/https://manuall.co.uk/hasbro-furreal-friends-lulus-walkin-kitties/
2. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20221118182332/https://www.ebay.com/itm/294858925639
Hop N' Cuddle Bunnies

The **Hop N' Cuddle Bunnies** are a series of electronic toy rabbits introduced to the FurReal line in 2011. Their main feature was their ability to hop around in a circle. Each toy came with an instruction manual.

## Features

The Hop N' Cuddle Bunny has a single touch sensor on its back. When pressed, the toy will hop in circles if placed on a flat surface. After several hops, the toy will stop until the sensor is activated again. Pressing and holding down the back sensor will cause the toy to enter "Calm Mode," in which it will make various noises and stop hopping. If the back sensor is not activated for approximately one minute, the toy will enter Sleep Mode until reactivated by the user.

## Variants

Four known variants of the Hop N' Cuddle Bunny were released.

* Gray/White
* Tan
* Tan/White
* White

Gray/White variant.Tan variant.Tan/White variant.White variant.
## References

1. ↑ https://archive.org/details/furreal-friends-hop-n-cuddle-bunnies-36122
Perky Kitty

The **Perky Kitty** is an electronic toy cat introduced to the FurReal Friends line in 2005. Its size, appearance, and functionality are similar to its predecessor the Kitten, but unlike the former its back legs can be positioned and it interacts with an included feather toy accessory instead of a bottle.

## Features

The perky kitty has a touch sensor on its back and an additional forehead sensor that detects the presence of the feather toy accessory. The toy's back legs can be manually rotated to place it in a sitting position.

> "Dangle a toy in front of this playful kitten and she’ll really swat and swipe at it! Just like a real kitty, this adorable friend is soft and cuddly and friendly! Cradle her in your arms while petting her back, and she’ll nuzzle you softly as she makes electronic purring sounds!"
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## Color Variants

The Perky Kitty has three known color variants:

* Burmese
* Gray Tabby
* White

White variantBurmese variantGray Tabby variant
Newborn Lamb

The **Newborn Lamb** is a battery-operated toy lamb that was released in 2007. Included with the toy was a plastic baby bottle and and an adoption certificate.

## Features

The Newborn Lamb features a single touch sensor on its back, which causes the toy to make various noises and move its head and legs up and down when pressed. Touching the sensor quickly causes the toy to behave excitedly, while pressing down for a longer period causes it to behave more calmly.

## Notes

* The Newborn Lamb shares its basic shape and functionality with a number of other toys in the Newborns series, namely the Newborn Piglet, Standing Newborn Kitten, and Standing Newborn Puppy. The primary difference between this toy and the aforementioned ones is that it produces different sounds.
* The Newborn Lamb was released alongside the Newborn Piglet in a springtime marketing campaign.

## References

1. ↑ http://web.archive.org/web/20071205084452/http://www.hasbro.com/furreal/default.cfm?page=Products/Detail&product\_id=19035
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/11450691/furreal-friends-newborn-lamb-instructions-hasbro
3. ↑ https://toynewsi.com/182-11057
Tea Cup Pups Get Pretty

**Tea Cup Pups Get Pretty** is a spin-off line of the Teacup Pets series introduced in 2009. Each toy came with a variety of accessories with which the user was encouraged to dress it up. While visually similar to the dogs in the original Teacup Pets line, these toys were programmed with a special "dressing mode" to facilitate play. Also included with each toy were stickers and a fashion booklet.

## Features

The toy features a single touch sensor on its back. Activating the sensor within a few minutes of switching the toy on will cause it to enter "Play Mode," in which it will respond to further activation of the touch sensor by making playful noises and movements. If the back sensor is not triggered for several seconds, the toy will enter "Dressing Mode," in which it will continue to make sounds but will not move in order to facilitate dressing. After 60 seconds in dressing mode or activation of the touch sensor, the toy will enter "Show-Off Mode." According to the instruction manual, in this mode, "The more your pup likes its outfit, the more it will 'dance' and 'sing' for you!" After several minutes of inactivity, the toy will enter "Sleep Mode" until the back sensor is activated again.

## Variants

There are two known variants of the Tea Cup Pups Get Pretty toys.

1. Maltese (white)
2. Japanese Chin

Maltese (white) variantJapanese Chin variant
## References

1. ↑ https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/furreal-friends-tea-cup-pups-japanese-523984750
2. ↑ https://archive.org/details/furreal-friends-tea-cup-pups-get-pretty-93962
Check-up Zandi

Check-up Zandi was released in 2018 under the FurReal line of electronic pets. This toy features golden brown fur with a patch of white on its chest, a white tuft of hair on its head, tan skin, and green eyes. It comes packaged with a pretend stethoscope and otoscope.

## Features

One of the simpler FurReal toys in the line, Zandi only features one sensor: A button in her stomach. Pressing this button will prompt various monkey noises, as well as "heartbeat" sounds of various speeds. This implies that the play stethoscope is pressed against Zandi's heart. There is also a lever in Zandi's head which, upon tilting it back, activates more monkey noises, as well as random kissing, moaning and coughing noises. Indeed, "doctor" play is the main focus of this toy.

Zandi features articulation in her legs, which allows her to sit and stand up. Her hands are molded in a way that allows her to hold the otoscope accessory, as well as grip her feet and "suck her thumb."

If left alone for a few seconds, Zandi will let out an attention-grabbing monkey noise before going into sleep mode with sleepy and snoring sounds.

## Piper, My Baby Monkey

Three years later in 2021, Zandi's design was reused for a new toy in the FurReal line, named Piper, My Baby Monkey. This new toy features darker brown fur, a patch of pink fur on her chest instead of white, and considerably longer limbs than the previous Zandi.

### Features

Sharing the same structure as Zandi, Piper has almost exactly the same interaction points; the button in her stomach and the lever in her head. However, Piper also features a gyroscope, which detects if she is being bounced up and down or held upside down. This toy also takes longer to enter sleep mode; about a minute instead of mere seconds with Zandi.

Piper also includes different sounds from Zandi, reusing voice clips from 2013's Cuddles, My Giggly Monkey, provided by Lisa Biggs.

### Accessories

Unlike the pretend doctor accessories included with Zandi, Piper comes packaged with various baby accessories including:

* A diaper
* A plastic bottle
* Two rattles
* A bib
* A napkin
* A bowl w/ spoon
* A wearable carrier

Piper is able to hold the plastic accessories like Zandi with her otoscope, due to identical hand molds.
Cookie My Playful Pup

**Cookie My Playful Pup** is a battery-operated toy dog introduced to the FurReal Friends line in 2010. The toy is able to respond to a variety of commands as well as interact with the included toy bone. Included with each toy was a collar, a bone-shaped squeaky toy, and an adoption certificate.

## Features

Cookie My Playful Pup features a total of five touch sensors, which are located on its head, mouth, back, and both cheeks. An embedded microphone allows the toy to respond to sound. Additionally, the toy's front legs can be posed to allow it to assume either a sitting or lying down position. Petting the toy's head causes it to wag its tail and make excited barking sounds. Pressing down on the head for 3 seconds will make it close its eyes and go to "sleep" and make snoring sounds. Petting the toy on either side of its face will cause it to move its head in the direction of the touch and make noises. Petting the toy on its back causes it to make dog sounds, and petting its back for an extended time will cause the toy to go to "sleep." Producing a loud sound near the toy (such as by squeezing the included squeaky toy) will cause it to turn its head in the direction of the noise. Placing the squeaky toy in Cookie's mouth will cause it to move its mouth and make chewing sounds. Removing the squeaky toy from Cookie's mouth while Cookie is chewing will cause it to make barking sounds. Speaking to the toy causes it to make "babbling" dog sounds. After a period of inactivity, the toy will make a barking noise to get the user's attention. If nothing is done, Cookie will enter "daydreaming" mode until it is interacted with again.

## Deluxe Versions

At least three deluxe versions of Cookie have been released with extra "bonus" accessories. These include a version with a brush, blanket, and bowl, a version wearing a magenta poncho, and a Target-exclusive version wearing a magenta puffy jacket.

Deluxe Cookie with brush, bowl, and blanket.Deluxe Cookie with poncho.Deluxe Cookie with Puffy Jacket (Target exclusive).
## Notes

* Cookie's basic model was re-skinned and used in the Joy for All line of robotic companions for elderly individuals.
* A simple walking companion model called "Cookie's Walkin' Puppies" was introduced in 2011 and marketed as Cookie's offspring. It was a reskinned version of GoGo's Walkin' Puppies from 2010.

## References

1. ↑ https://archive.org/details/hasbro-furreal-friends-cookie-my-playful-pup-instruction-manual/page/n1/mode/2up
2. ↑ https://joyforall.com/products/companion-pet-pup
Newborn Chipmunk

The **Newborn Chipmunk** is a battery operated toy chipmunk introduced to the Newborns line in 2008. Included with each toy was an adoption certificate and a plastic feeding bowl, which the toy was able to bend down to "eat" from. Later releases included a plastic baby bottle instead of a bowl.

## Features

The toy has a single touch sensor on its back. Triggering the sensor causes it to move its head and tail, bend down or sit up, and make a variety of chattering noises.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.thetoyshop.com/dolls-soft-toys/electronic-pets/FurReal-Friends---Newborn-Chipmunk/p/294124\_chip
2. ↑ http://web.archive.org/web/20090717235904/http://www.hasbro.com/furreal/en\_US/shop/details.cfm?guid=019D168A-743B-1014-951D-FCE3D3512950&product\_id=23538&src=endeca
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWunZuA8V-Y
Furry Frenzies

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## Furry Frenzies

### Year Released

2010

**Furry Frenzies** was a series of compact robotic pets of various species designed to drive around on wheels and race each other. They were likely introduced to compete with the then-popular ZhuZhu Pets, a line of robotic hamsters by Cepia LLC. Numerous species were introduced to the line during its run, in addition to multiple playsets.

## Features

Each Furry Frenzies features a touch sensor on its back and nose. Pressing the nose sensor causes the toy to make various sounds. Pressing the back sensor causes the toy to wake up, or, if it is already awake, to enter "Scurry" mode. In this mode the toy will spin and drive around independently while making various sounds. If the nose sensor is activated in this mode by bumping into something, it will back up a drive in a different direction. Pressing the toy's back sensor while it is in Scurry Mode causes it to "Get Ready," in which it will freeze but continue to make noise. Pressing the back sensor once more causes the toy to "Zoom," or drive in a straight line until it collides with an object or surface, upon which it will back up and drive forward again. Pressing and holding down the back sensor for two seconds causes the toy to enter Sleep Mode.

## Sources

1. ↑ https://archive.org/details/furreal-friends-furry-frenzies-20719
Blossom My Bestiecorn

**Blossom My Bestiecorn** was released in the FurReal line of toys in 2020. The toy features pale pink fur, a multi-colored mane and tail (lavender/aquamarine combo), aquamarine eyes, lavender ears, and royal blue hooves and horn. These parts are made of a tactile rubber, which allows included charms to be attached.

## Features

Blossom is a functionally simple toy featuring no real touch sensors. She features a button on her back and a sensor in her hairline that detects being brushed. Pressing the button on her back causes her to make various surprised noises as she moves her neck forward and backward. She also comes with a feeding accessory in the shape of an ice-cream cone. Placing the accessory in her mouth, or simply depressing her jaw, will cause her to respond with eating and licking sounds.
Tas Myth

Tas Myth, or more commonly known as The Walled City is the capital of the Avathian Empire, an absolute monarchy ruled by a long line of High Elves. The current monarch, Emperor Elegan Avathia, has a notorious distaste for technology which has influenced the entire empire. Walking into the capital you will see minimal technology, most things being run purely by magic or hand alone. The High Elves of the capital are also known to be stern and aloof, especially with those races that do not hail from elven blood.

The city has three large tiers each separated by massive walls wrapping around the perimeter of the tier: the first tier is for the common folk who live in small wooden and stone complexes with little to no protection or organization aside from peacekeepers that roam the streets. The middle tier is where lesser nobility and merchants live, with pleasant stone houses and ample access to stores and libraries. The inner tier is where the Grand Castle as well as the Arcane Library are protected, and few people every make it into this tier.

The Avathian Empire has been expanding slowly over the decades and is the largest ruled region in all the land. The Empire seems to face the most opposition from the Holy Kingdom of Einon and the orcish Dominion of Helladras to the south.
Zambi the Baby Elephant

**Zambi the Baby Elephant** is a battery-operated robotic toy elephant added to the FurReal Friends line in 2009. Hasbro partnered with Project Zambi, a charity dedicated to helping children in Africa who were orphaned by AIDS. Project Zambi influenced the design of the toy, and Hasbro pledged to donate a minimum of $500,000 of the profits from Zambi sales to the charity. Each toy came with a bracelet and a booklet about Project Zambi.

## Features

Zambi has three touch sensor located on its back, chest, and trunk, as well as poseable back legs. Posing Zambi's back legs into a sitting position will cause Zambi's head to tilt upwards and expose the chest sensor. "Tickling" Zambi by triggering the toy's chest sensor will cause it to make giggling sounds. Activating the back sensor causes the toy to move its ears and trunk, as well as to make various sounds. Pressing and holding the back sensor causes the toy to raise its trunk and make a kissing noise, Touching the trunk sensor while the trunk is in the "up" position causes the toy to make kissing noises. Touching the trunk sensor while the trunk is in the "down" position causes Zambi to curl its trunk around the user's finger. After several minutes of inactivity, Zambi will enter "daydream mode" until activated again.

## Notes

* Zambi was a Special Edition pet.
* The back of Zambi's box states that “The artwork on Zambi’s ears and bracelet was created by kids in Africa for kids around the world.”

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://web.archive.org/web/20091105022135/http://www.hasbro.com/furreal/en\_US/shop/details.cfm?guid=0990C360-755B-1014-8143-C3BD9C34FFAF&product\_id=23670&src=endeca
2. ↑ https://archive.org/details/zambi-the-baby-elephant-91345-913440900/page/n3/mode/2up
3. ↑ https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/furreal-friends-zambi-baby-elephant-1841182898
GoGo My Walkin' Pup (2009)

**GoGo My Walkin Pup** is an electronic toy dog introduced in 2009. Each toy came with a detachable leash that allowed the user to control its movements, as well as an Adoption Certificate and an Instruction Manual. An additional color variant was released in 2012 with the same features.

## Features

GoGo has touch sensors on its left and right sides, as well as the top of its head. Activating the head sensor causes the toy to wag its tail, move its head up and down, and bark. Activating the touch sensors on either side of the toy's flank cause it to move in the direction of the touch and make happy sounds.

The leash can be connected to the toy via a port on the back of the neck. When the leash is connected, the toy's movements can be controlled via the use of three buttons, which allow the toy to move forward, turn left, and turn right.

If the toy is left alone for more than a minute it will enter an idle "Daydreaming" mode until reactivated by the user.

## 2012 Glitter Version

In 2012, a "Glitter" Version of the 2009 GoGo was released. This version had pink glitter on its ears and its collar and leash were cast in pink and purple plastic instead of the original red. Its functionality was identical to the 2009 version.

## Deluxe Version (Walmart Exclusive)

A deluxe version of GoGo with bonus accessories was released as a Walmart exclusive. This version had an exclusive solid purple leash design with flower decals and pink buttons. Also included were a bandana, passport, sticker sheet, brush, bowl, and placemat.

## Notes

* This toy is the second edition of GoGo in the FurReal franchise, following the 2003 version. Several other models would later be released under the same or similar names. For clarification on these models, see GoGo (disambuigation).
* A companion series of lower-cost puppies, called GoGo's Walkin' Puppies, were released as companions to GoGo in 2010.

## Sources

1. ↑ https://archive.org/details/gogo-my-walkin-pup-2009
2. ↑ https://archive.org/details/hasbro-furreal-friends-gogo-my-walkin-pup-2012
GoGo My Walkin' Pup (2003)

**GoGo My Walkin' Pup** is an electronic toy dog introduced in 2003. Its main feature is its ability to "walk" forward on a set of wheels. Each toy came with a bandana, a plastic hairbrush, an Adoption Certificate, and an Instruction Manual.

## Features

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GoGo has touch sensors on its back, forehead, and left and right flanks, as well as a microphone near its shoulders. The head and back sensors can be activated to produce happy sounds and movements from the toy. Leaving GoGo alone for several minutes will cause it to enter "Sleep Mode" until the head sensor is reactivated. Several advanced modes or "tricks" can also be accessed using specific touch combinations.

### Advanced Modes

##### Grooming

To activate "Grooming" mode, the user must pet either of GoGo's flank sensors, followed by the head, back, head again, and back again. Once in Grooming mode, GoGo will cease all movement except for turning its head to allow the user to brush it or add accessories. This mode can be exited by holding down the head or back sensor for 5 seconds.

##### Guarding

Holding down the left flank sensor for five seconds will activate "Guarding" mode. In this mode, GoGo will make growling sounds and turn in the direction of any noise. This mode can be exited by petting GoGo's back sensor.

##### Stay

Holding down the right flank sensor for five seconds will activate "Stay" mode. Once this mode is active, the user may step away from the toy and speak any three commands. After the third command, GoGo will "walk" toward the user.

##### Circular Parade

Activating either side sensor 5 times in a row will cause the toy to enter "Circular Parade" mode, in which the toy will move in a circle repeatedly.

## Variants

Two known variants of GoGo were released.

* White with red bandana
* Tan with purple bandana

White variant with red bandana.Tan variant with purple bandana.
## Notes

* GoGo My Walkin' Pup would go on to be a recurring character in the FurReal franchise, and several other models would later be released under the same or similar names. For clarification on these models, see GoGo (disambuigation).

## References

1. ↑ https://archive.org/details/go-go-my-walkin-pup-2003
Baby Butterscotch: My Magical Show Pony

**Baby Butterscotch: My Magical Show Pony** is a battery-operated toy horse introduced to the FurReal line in 2012. Included with each toy was a brush and a plastic toy carrot, as well as an instruction manual.

## Features

Baby Butterscotch features touch sensors on its forehead, nose, mouth, both cheeks, back, and both sides of the body. Additionally, there is a microphone embedded in the toy's breast. The toy's legs do not move independently, but they can be posed to allow for a variety of sitting and lying down positions. Activating any of the touch sensors on the body cause the toy to move its head and make various noises. Speaking into the microphone causes the toy to whinny back. Activating the mouth sensor by placing the toy carrot or a similar object into the mouth causes the toy to make eating sounds. Baby Butterscotch enters a power-saving mode with open eyes after several minutes of inactivity, but a true "Sleep Mode" with closed eyes can be activated by holding down the back sensor for 5-10 seconds.

## Notes

* Baby Butterscotch is based on the much larger and more complex Butterscotch Pony released in 2006.
* In Spanish-speaking countries, Baby Butterscotch was sold as Bebe Caramelo: Mi Mágico Pony.

## References

1. ↑ https://archive.org/details/furreal-baby-butterscotch-52194/page/n3/mode/2up
2. ↑ https://archive.org/details/furreal-bebe-caramelo-espanol-52194