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Dalmatian

**Price (3DS)** | $1,380

A **Dalmatian** (Japanese: **ダルメシアン**, **Dalmatian**) is a breed of dog featured in *Nintendogs* and *Nintendogs + Cats*. Dalmatians are the mascots of *Dalmatian and Friends*.

## Description

* **DS**: *"A Croatian breed, the Dalmatian has been useful for military, hunting, security and firefighting purposes."*
* **3DS (NTSC)**: *"This Croatian breed has been used for security, hunting, and firefighting purposes."*
* **3DS (PAL)**: *"This Croatian breed was used as a carriage dog, as well as for guarding and hunting."*

## Coat Colors

### *Nintendogs*

* Many spots
* Some spots
* Few spots

A coat with many spots.A coat with some spots.A coat with few spots.
### *Nintendogs + Cats*

* Gray (Surprise me!)
* Spots
* White (Surprise me!)
* White with brown spots (Surprise me!)

Gray with white spots.Liver coat variant.Liver coat variant.Spotless coat.
## Neighbors

### *Nintendogs + Cats*

* Lily, owned by Marie
* Lola, owned by Tim (competitions only)
* Dottie, owned by Raymond (competitions only)

## Unlocking the Breed

* *Chihuahua and Friends*: Find the fireman's hat on walks
* *Labrador and Friends*: Find the fireman's hat on walks
* *Dachshund and Friends*: Find the fireman's hat on walks
* *Dalmatian and Friends*: Starter breed
* *Best Friends*: Find the fireman's hat on walks
* *Toy Poodle and New Friends*: Obtain 7,400 Owner Points or play for 25 days consecutively
* *Golden Retriever and New Friends*: Obtain 3,400 Owner Points or play for 15 days consecutively
* *French Bulldog and New Friends*: Starter breed

## Trivia

* This is one of the breeds NOT to be featured in the original Japanese versions of the *Nintendogs* games. The others are the Siberian Husky, Boxer and the Golden Retriever.
* This breed and the Jack Russell Terrier are the only breeds not to be owned by neighbors in the *Nintendogs* game.

## Gallery

### *Nintendogs*

The Dalmatian option at the kennel.A Dalmatian holding a present.

### *Nintendogs + Cats*

Marie and her Dalmatian, Lily.Close-up of Lily.

 ***Nintendogs + Cats*** | Basset Hound • Beagle • Boxer • Bull Terrier • Cavalier King Charles Spaniel • Chihuahua • Cocker Spaniel • **Dalmatian** • French Bulldog • German Shepherd • Golden Retriever • Great Dane • Jack Russell Terrier • Labrador Retriever • Maltese • Miniature Dachshund • Miniature Pinscher • Miniature Schnauzer • Pembroke Welsh Corgi • Pomeranian • Pug • RoboPup • Shetland Sheepdog • Shiba Inu • Shih Tzu • Siberian Husky • Toy Poodle • Yorkshire Terrier
Bark Mode

**Bark Mode** is a feature in *Nintendogs* that allows players to communicate with other players via the Nintendo DS's wireless communications. *Nintendogs + Cats* has its own feature similar to Bark Mode, that being the pedometer via StreetPass.

## Function

When trying to find a Bark Mode partner the player can close their Nintendo DS while waiting. When using through Bark Mode the player can play with another trainer's puppies as well as listen to their White Record recording. The player's trainer info will be sent along with their dog to the other trainer. Additionally, the player can send and receive gifts if they so choose.

After the DS exchanges information with another, wireless communications will automatically turn off so that the player can play with the other trainer's dogs as long as they want.

## Appearance

Bark Mode communication takes place at a park with no other pets besides the player's and the other trainer's. The park for Bark Mode appears with stone floor, a couple of green trees, a lake, and a red/orange caboose. It is presumed that the setting for the Bark Mode is on an uncrowded bridge.

## Trivia

* If the player sends supplies over their dog will have a present with a blue ribbon held in their mouth.
* The Japanese version of Bark Mode will not work with European, American, Australian and Korean versions of the game, as they contain content that cannot be obtained in that version. (ex. dalmatian, new years eve tiara.)
	+ A similar thing happens, as the Chinese version can only communicate with Chinese iQue DS and iQue DSi systems.
Miniature Dachshund

**Price (3DS)** | $1,380

The **Miniature Dachshund** (Japanese: **ダックス**, **Dachshund**) is a breed of dog featured in *Nintendogs* and *Nintendogs + Cats*. Miniature Dachshunds are the mascots of *Dachshund and Friends*.

## Description

* **DS**: *"This breed appeared in Germany, Its elongated torso and short legs of this breed give it a comical air."*
* **3DS**: *"This breed from Germany is unmistakable, with its very long torso and short legs.*

## Coat Colors

### *Nintendogs*

* Black and tan
* Red
* Yellow

Black and tan coat.Red coat.Yellow coat.
### *Nintendogs + Cats*

* Black and tan
* Golden (Surprise me!)
* Red
* White (Surprise me!)

Black and tan coats.Red coats.White coat.
## Neighbors

### *Nintendogs*

* Aster, owned by Billy
* Fathom, owned by Nate
* Lucky, owned by the kennel (display dog)

## Unlocking the Breed

* *Chihuahua and Friends*: Obtain 50,000 Trainer Points
* *Labrador and Friends*: Obtain 45,000 Trainer Points
* *Dachshund and Friends*: Starter breed
* *Dalmatian and Friends*: Obtain 50,000 Trainer Points
* *Best Friends*: Starter breed
* *Toy Poodle and New Friends*: Obtain 5,800 Owner Points or play for 21 days consecutively
* *Golden Retriever and New Friends*: Starter breed
* *French Bulldog and New Friends*: Obtain 600 Owner Points or play for 5 days consecutively

## Gallery

### *Nintendogs*

The Miniature Dachshund option at the kennel.

### *Nintendogs + Cats*

LouLou at Cafe Petrov.

 ***Nintendogs + Cats*** | Basset Hound • Beagle • Boxer • Bull Terrier • Cavalier King Charles Spaniel • Chihuahua • Cocker Spaniel • Dalmatian • French Bulldog • German Shepherd • Golden Retriever • Great Dane • Jack Russell Terrier • Labrador Retriever • Maltese • **Miniature Dachshund** • Miniature Pinscher • Miniature Schnauzer • Pembroke Welsh Corgi • Pomeranian • Pug • RoboPup • Shetland Sheepdog • Shiba Inu • Shih Tzu • Siberian Husky • Toy Poodle • Yorkshire Terrier
I'll Zoo You Later

**I'll Zoo You Later** is the seventh episode of *Help!... It's the Hair Bear Bunch!* It first aired 23 October 1971 on CBS.

## Summary

The Hair Bear Bunch travel to the National Forest. They take refuge in a cabin which turns out to be a hideout for two bank robbers even when Mr. Peevly and Botch catch up to them.
Locations

There are multiple **locations** in both *Nintendogs* and *Nintendogs + Cats* that the player and possibly their dog can go to. Some locations can only be found by going on walks, while other locations can only be accessed by going into the menu.

Some areas that were in *Nintendogs* were renamed in *Nintendogs + Cats* and given new features.
Bridal Boo Boo

**Bridal Boo Boo** is the fourth episode of *Help!... It's the Hair Bear Bunch!* It first aired 2 October 1971 on CBS.

## Summary

In order to keep Mr. Peevly busy, Hair Bear decides to set him up with a female to be his girlfriend. Yet Mr. Peevly ends up getting a tough lady named Bertha who brings order to the Wonderland Zoo.
Dachshund and Friends

**Release Dates** | **JP**: April 21st, 2005**US**: August 22rd, 2005**EU**: October 7th, 2005**AU**: September 22nd, 2005**KR**: May 3rd, 2007

***Dachshund and Friends*** is one of the many versions of *Nintendogs*. *Dachshund* starts with six unique starter breeds and has exclusive items found only in this game.

## Starter Breeds

There are six start breeds in this Nintendogs version.

* Miniature Dachshund
* Pug
* Shih Tzu
* Beagle
* Golden Retriever
* Siberian Husky

## Unlockable Breeds

* Yorkshire Terrier: Obtain 2,000 Trainer Points
* Shiba Inu: Obtain 4,000 Trainer Points (50,000 in (JP))
* Cavalier King Charles Spaniel: Obtain 8,000 Trainer Points (14,000 in (JP))
* Pembroke Welsh Corgi: Obtain 10,000 Trainer Points
* Shetland Sheepdog: Obtain 14,000 Trainer Points
* Miniature Schnauzer: Obtain 16,000 Trainer Points
* Boxer: Obtain 20,000 Trainer Points
* Toy Poodle: Obtain 22,000 Trainer Points
* German Shepherd: Obtain 30,000 Trainer Points
* Miniature Pinscher: Obtain 35,000 Trainer Points
* Chihuahua: Obtain 45,000 Trainer Points (40,000 in (JP))
* Labrador Retriever: Obtain 50,000 Trainer Points (25,000 in (JP))
* Dalmatian: Find the fireman's hat on walks
* Jack Russell Terrier: Find the Jack Russell book on walks through the forest

## Version-specific items

* Dartboard
* Red Rubber Bone
* Shower Cap
* Mario Kart
* Graduation Cap
* Tiara
* "Dog's Theme" Box
* "Waves" Record
* Smart Clock
* Leather Shoe
Nintendogs Plus Cats Wiki

**Welcome to *Nintendogs* Wiki!**

The *Nintendogs* Wikia is a information-driven community that can be edited by anyone with a registered Wikia account. This site aims to provide clear information about the series people have come to know and love, with articles about both *Nintendogs* and its sequel, *Nintendogs + Cats*.

Please read the **rules** for this community. The rules include both community and editing rules alike. Failure to abide by these rules can result in punishment by the local staff members.

**What is *Nintendogs*?**

*Nintendogs* was originally a children's game made by Nintendo for the Nintendo DS. The player's goal was to take care of their dogs, which possibly included taking them on walks or entering them in contests. Eventually Nintendo would release a sequel to *Nintendogs*, that being *Nintendogs + Cats*. *Nintendogs + Cats* expanded on the features that *Nintendogs* had and added in cats to adopt (as its name would imply).

* Cats
* Care
* Characters
* Accessories
* Toys
* Tricks
* Walks
* Decorating
* Locations
* Competitions
* Games

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Tricks

"*These are the commands [dog name] has learned. Choose a command to make [dog name] forget it.*"
— In-game text when viewing a dog's list of tricks, *Nintendogs*

A **trick** is an action that any dog can learn and perform in *Nintendogs* and *Nintendogs + Cats*. To teach dog tricks the player will need to do various movements with their stylus on the touch screen with a corresponding command said in the system microphone. Once the player repeatedly commands their pet to do a trick, that pet will eventually learn the trick for good. Dogs cannot unlearn tricks unless the player deletes them. A dog's known list of tricks can be found in their status menu on the bottom left corner.

## Teaching Tricks

To teach a dog a trick, the player must first do various movements with their stylus, such as sliding the style down the screen to get their dog to sit. Once the dog is doing the trick that the player wants, there will be a lightbulb icon in the top right corner of the screen. Press the teaching icon and the game will give the player a few seconds to speak to their dog. When this happens, the player should say into the microphone the name of the trick they're trying to teach.

The dog will then indicate whether or not they understood the player with various signs. If the dog completely understood, there will be a lightbulb above the dog's head that they can eat. If they almost understood, there will be one blue question mark. If they did not understand at all, there will be three red question marks.

The player must repeat this process (typically three times) until the dog fully understands the trick and golden sparkles appear around their head. Once this happens the player will be able to input the name of the trick they were trying to teach and the dog will learn it permanently. The player can delete the trick later when visiting the trick list, if need be.

At the beginning of the game the first pet the player adopts will be required to learn sit.

## Gallery

### *Nintendogs*

The game allows the player to speak to the dog.The game registered what the player has said to the dog.The Shiba Inu did not understand the player.The Shiba Inu almost understood the player.The Shiba Inu understood the player.A dog failing to learn beg.

### *Nintendogs + Cats*

Sheltie doing a special trick, high five.A trick, sit up, on an AR card.
Chihuahua and Friends

**Release Dates** | **JP**: April 21st, 2005**US**: August 22rd, 2005**EU**: October 7th, 2005**AU**: September 22nd, 2005**KR**: May 3rd, 2007

***Chihuahua and Friends*** is one of the many versions of *Nintendogs*. *Chihuahua* starts with six unique starter breeds and has exclusive items found only in this game.

## Starter Breeds

* Chihuahua
* Yorkshire Terrier
* Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
* Shetland Sheepdog
* Boxer
* German Shepherd

## Unlockable Dogs

* Miniature Pinscher: Obtain 2,000 Trainer Points
* Siberian Husky: Obtain 4,200 Trainer Points
* Pug: Obtain 5,000 Trainer Points
* Toy Poodle: Obtain 8,000 Trainer Points
* Golden Retriever: Obtain 10,000 Trainer Points
* Miniature Schnauzer: Obtain 14,000 Trainer Points
* Beagle: Obtain 16,000 Trainer Points
* Pembroke Welsh Corgi: Obtain 20,000 Trainer Points
* Shih Tzu: Obtain 22,000 Trainer Points
* Shiba Inu: Obtain 30,000 Trainer Points (50,000 in (JP))
* Labrador Retriever: Obtain 45,000 Trainer Points (starter breed in (JP))
* Miniature Dachshund: Obtain 50,000 Trainer Points
* Dalmatian: Find the fireman's hat on walks
* Jack Russell Terrier: Find the Jack Russell book on walks through the forest
The Hair Bear Bunch 1

**The Hair Bear Bunch 1** is the second issue of *The Hair Bear Bunch* series from Gold Key Comics. The issue date is February 1972 and the cover price is fifteen cents.

## Stories

### **Who's Zoo Part I**

*Starring:* The Hair Bear Bunch

*Summary:* The Hair Bear Bunch run back to the zoo just as the gates are closing. Botch springs a lawnmower net trap to catch them, but catches Peevly instead. The trio return to their cave through the secret entrance. Peevly finds them there pretending to sleep, and says if they leave the zoo again, he'll send them back to live in the forest. Hair Bear conspires with the other animals to convince Peevly that he's sick. When Peevly goes to lie down, Hair Bear paints spots on his face and pretends to be a doctor, prescribing a six-month vacation. The ruse works, but Peevly's replacement Grunch seems tougher than Peevly was.

(continued below)

### **Keys of Knowledge**

(Information feature)

The Chimpanzee

### **Who's Zoo Part II**

(continued)

*Summary:* Exhausted after Grunch puts them on work detail, The Hair Bear Bunch escape on their Cloudburst Balloon Bike and go search for Peevly. They find him relaxing on a beach vacation and plead with him to return, but he refuses. Grunch and Botch catch up and chase the bears around the beach. The Bunch evades them and hides at Peevly's hotel. They disguise themselves as employees, guests, and even fish so Peevly thinks he sees them everywhere. He consults a doctor, again Hair in disguise, who tells him to take a quick nap and then return to the zoo. While he's asleep, Hair dresses him in a bear costume. Grunch and Botch capture him in a net, so when they all return to the zoo, Peevly puts them on work detail while the bears relax.

## Trivia

* The Hair Bear Bunch story was reprinted in French in *Les 3 Ours en Ballon*.
Park

"*You've reached the park. The field here is very big. It's a perfect place to practice for disc competitions.*"
— In-game description upon entering, *Nintendogs*

The **park** is a location featured in *Nintendogs* and *Nintendogs + Cats*. The park can only be accessed when going on a walk. The main function of this area is to train for the Disc Competition and possibly play with neighbors's dogs, if any are present at the time. All parks will have a bigger open area than the player's house.

## Available Parks

### ***Nintendogs***

In *Nintendogs* there are always two parks generated in each game, with one being in the upper right corner of the map and the other in the lower left. Typically when going out for a walk the player will be able to see that one park is completely empty while another has at least one or two neighbor dogs present. The player can feed and water their dog here as well as accessorize if need be.

### ***Nintendogs + Cats***

In *Nintendogs + Cats* there are still two parks in each town, with one on the Mountain Route and one on the Seaside Route. Both can be accessed when the player comes across a blue sign with a white dog silhouette standing in grass. If the player moves over to this sign they will be able to enter either park (depending the route they are in).

The player cannot see who is in the park until they enter. Occasionally if the player is on a walk and they greet a neighbor, that neighbor will invite the player to hang out at the park with them, which will teleport the player to the park. If there are any other neighbors at the park the player may be able to see the owners in the background at the edge of the park, and they may occasionally wave to the player.

The Mountain park will be a grassy park like the original *Nintendogs* parks, while the Seaside park is a sandy beach instead. The player can train their dog in the Seaside park so that they get accustomed to running in sand, which is helpful for the Disc Competition.

The player cannot feed their dogs food at the park, but they can give treats and brush their dog. Music records cannot be played here.

## Gallery

### *Nintendogs + Cats*

Seaside park.Seaside park.Seaside park (taken with the RC helicopter).Mountain park horizon (taken with the RC helicopter).Mountain park (taken with the RC helicopter).
Interior Decorator

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"*Welcome to Modo Home, the interior designs and home-remodeling center.*"
— Greeting when entering, *Nintendogs + Cats*

The **Interior Decorator** (**Modo Home** for 3DS) is a real estate service that sells several house makeovers in *Nintendogs* and *Nintendogs + Cats*. In *Nintendogs + Cats* this shop will additionally sell various furniture pieces.

In *Nintendogs* the store can be accessed by pressing the bottom left button on the "Go out" screen and in *Nintendogs + Cats* the player must instead go to the Shop menu. In *Nintendogs + Cats* there will be a clerk at the store (Cody (NTSC) or Thomas (PAL)).

In *Nintendogs* each version starts out with a different interior. The interior the version starts out with will be free, like the Ranch House for *Dachshund and Friends*. The rest of the houses can be unlocked through acquiring Trainer Points or Bark Mode. There are nine houses (eight in JP) to collect. Once a player buys a house they cannot enter Interior Decorator again until the house remodeling is finished, which can take from one to two real-time days.

In *Nintendogs + Cats* the remodeling does not take real-time days to complete.
Chihuahua

**Price (3DS)** | $1,580

The **Chihuahua** (Japanese: **チワワ**, **Chihuahua**) is a breed of dog featured in *Nintendogs* and *Nintendogs + Cats*. Chihuahuas are the mascots of *Chihuahua and Friends*.

## Description

* **DS**: *"The world's smallest dog originated in Latin America. Its sparkling pupils and large ears give it its charm."*
* **3DS**: *"The world's smallest dog originated in Mexico. Its large eyes and ears give it its charm."*

## Coat Colors

### *Nintendogs*

* Cream
* Red and white
* Tricolor

Cream coat.Red and white coat.Tricolor coat.
### *Nintendogs + Cats*

* Brown with black snout (Surprise me!)
* Cream
* Gray with black snout (Surprise me!)
* Red and white
* Tricolor
* White (Surprise me!)

## Neighbors

### *Nintendogs*

* Elroy, owned by Rich
* Coby, owned by Emily
* Murphy, owned by Ann
* Maxwell, owned by the kennel (display dog)

## Unlocking the Breed

* *Chihuahua and Friends*: Starter breed
* *Labrador and Friends*: Obtain 50,000 Trainer Points
* *Dachshund and Friends*: Obtain 45,000 Trainer Points (40,000 in (JP))
* *Dalmatian and Friends*: Obtain 8,000 Trainer Points
* *Best Friends*: Obtain 50,000 Trainer Points
* *Shiba Inu and Friends*: Obtain 50,000 Trainer Points
* *Toy Poodle and New Friends*: Obtain 5,800 Owner Points or play for 21 days consecutively
* *Golden Retriever and New Friends*: Obtain 600 Owner Points or play for 5 days consecutively
* *French Bulldog and New Friends* : Starter breed

## Trivia

* In the original games, the Chihuahua has four different coats: three long-haired coats (red, tricolor and cream), and one short-haired coat (tan). It also has the most coats out of any other breed in the games.

## Gallery

### *Nintendogs*

The Chihuahua option at the kennel.Murphy, a neighbor Chihuahua.Coby, a neighbor Chihuahua.Coby's status seen when he's at the park.

### *Nintendogs + Cats*

A longhaired white Chihuahua on the left with two short haired whites on the right.Rebel, a neighbor Chihuahua.

 ***Nintendogs + Cats*** | Basset Hound • Beagle • Boxer • Bull Terrier • Cavalier King Charles Spaniel • **Chihuahua** • Cocker Spaniel • Dalmatian • French Bulldog • German Shepherd • Golden Retriever • Great Dane • Jack Russell Terrier • Labrador Retriever • Maltese • Miniature Dachshund • Miniature Pinscher • Miniature Schnauzer • Pembroke Welsh Corgi • Pomeranian • Pug • RoboPup • Shetland Sheepdog • Shiba Inu • Shih Tzu • Siberian Husky • Toy Poodle • Yorkshire Terrier
Pink Hydrangea

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**Pink Hydrangea** is a flower unlocked at  farm level 25 if Hydrangea has reached  flower level 7 and Blue Hydrangea has reached  flower level 4.

Each plot of pink hydrangea costs  8.00k coins to plant, giving  16 planting experience, it takes  3 hours to grow, giving a player a resource of  1 flower and  85 experience points when harvested.

At  flower level 1 pink hydrangea can be harvested for
 1.00k coins. The profit can be increased by levelling up the flower.

Watering the flower or planting pink hydrangea on a tile that is connected to a sprinkler doesn’t effect the growth time, it increases the maximum harvest profits for a perfectly watered flower.

Reaching a  flower level 3 is needed to unlock Purple Hydrangea and  flower level 5 to unlock Annabelle Hydrangea.

## Harvest Profit

### Different types of farms

Flower profits also depend on the farm layout a player chooses at the beginning of the game. Default, watery and steep terrains give the same amount amount of coins, while a flat map farm is considered to be hard mode therefore decreasing the profit by 20% compared to the standard farms.

This table indicates the difference in harvest profits between levels 1-250:

### Increasing profit

Harvest profit of the pink hydrangea can be influenced in several ways:

* Levelling up the flower;
* Hydroponic Greenhouse increases earnings by 2% per table level up to 200% for a max level table;
* Harvesting flowers while having active boost.

An indirect way of increasing the harvest profit is by using sprinklers on the fields which reduces the harvest profit reduction.

## Other Info

### Storage and Selling

Once harvested, Pink Hydrangea gives a flower resource that is stored and can be sold at the flower stand for  8 diamonds per  25 resources, or at the flower shop for  60 diamonds per  240 resources.

### Quests and Jobs

Occasionally Pink Hydrangea will be needed to complete various quests. The amount of Pink Hydrangea needed for each quest is individually calculated based on the difficulty of the quest as well as the farm level.

Pink Hydrangea as a flower resource is used to make the following paintings:

* Cherry Blossom
* Daffodil
* Orchid
* Tulip
* Sunflower

Flowers are also used to upgrade boost buildings such as cultivation table, arborist's corner, feed mixer, pond filter system, hydroponic greenhouse and the warehouse.
Accessories/Collars

**Collars** are belts that fasten around the neck of a cat or a dog. They come in many types. In Nintendogs and Nintendogs + Cats, collars can be necklaces, scarves, and anything else that can fit around your pet's neck. Note: In Nintendogs, if you try choking or tugging on the dog with the collar, it will decrease your trainer points.
The Hair Bear Bunch 3

**The Hair Bear Bunch 3** is the third issue of *The Hair Bear Bunch* series from Gold Key Comics. The issue date is August 1972 and the cover price is fifteen cents.

## Stories

### **Love Bug Bungle Part I**

*Starring:* The Hair Bear Bunch

*Summary:* The bears use Fumbo the Elephant's big ears to listen for Peevly and Botch from a distance. When the coast is clear, they ask him to blow up their inflatable horse, then fly up and over the zoo wall on it. However, Botch is watching from a hollow tree, and he pops their steed with a dart. They drop through Peevly's chimney, so for punishment, he makes Arnie the lovesick gorilla come live in their cave. He drives them crazy pining over Gloria the gorilla, who wants nothing to do with him. Hair spots an advertisement for lady-killer perfume, but they don't have any money, so he asks Bubi to concoct some in his laboratory. Just when it's ready, Peevly comes to investigate. The bears pretend to be practicing their ventriloquist act until he leaves. They return to the gorilla cage and spray Arnie. Gloria goes ape, but Arnie goes goofy, but it wears off quickly, and she changes her mind, so they spray him again.

### **Love Bug Bungle Part II**

*Starring:* The Hair Bear Bunch

*Summary:* As Peevly calls for an inspection, Bubi sprays Arnie again before the potion wears off. All the other animals are suddenly attracted to him. He starts gyrating again and causes Peevly to swallow his whistle. When Botch takes him to the hospital, Hair sends Bubi to create an antidote, and the other animals wash Arnie thoroughly. They finally cure him of his jitters, but not before Peevly returns and sends him to the doctor. While being examined, Arnie can think of nothing but Gloria. The Hair Bear Bunch put springs on their feet to hop over the zoo wall, then ride their invisible motorcycle to the hospital. Peevly and Botch follow, but are stopped by the police. When they explain they are chasing three bears on an invisible motorcycle, the cops think they're crazy. Meanwhile, the bears disguise themselves as doctors and go see Arnie. They stick him in what they think is a decontamination machine, which zooms down the hall and out the window, inadvertently taking the bears and zookeepers with it. Back at the zoo, Arnie and Gloria are happy to be reunited. Botch accidentally sprays Peevly with the remainder of Bubi's potion and every woman in the area starts chasing him until he locks himself in a cage.
Panda Pandamonium

**Panda Pandamonium** is the tenth episode of *Help!... It's the Hair Bear Bunch!* It first aired 13 November 1971 on CBS.

## Summary

While hiding from Mr. Peevly and Botch in the woods when trying to get to the carnival, the Hair Bear Bunch find a baby panda named Percy whose cage fell off a passing train bound for the St. Louis Zoo. Peevly has the Hair Bear Bunch watch over Percy Panda until the Zoo Superintendent comes to pick Percy up and bring him to the St. Louis Zoo.
Raffle Ruckus

**Raffle Ruckus** is the third episode of *Help!... It's the Hair Bear Bunch!* It first aired 25 September 1971 on CBS.

## Summary

Hair Bear suggests Mr. Peevly hold a raffle in order to obtain money for new facilities for the zoo. When Hair Bear wins and gains ownership of the zoo, he sees how hard it is to run it and fill the needs of the other animals. When Hair Bear learns that Mr. Peevly has been playing him, he sneaks the other animals out of the zoo.
The Hair Bear Bunch 4

**The Hair Bear Bunch 4** is the fourth issue of *The Hair Bear Bunch* series from Gold Key Comics. The issue date is November 1972 and the cover price is fifteen cents.

## Stories

### **Keepers-Creepers Part One**

*Starring:* The Hair Bear Bunch

*Summary:* Tired of work detail after another failed escape attempt, the bunch sabotage their equipment, then raise money to buy more by raffling off the zoo. Hair Bear wins, and Peevly goes along with the ruse to teach him a lesson. While Peevly and Botch enjoy doing the bears' gardening, the bears run ragged doing the keeper's work tending to the other animals. After a long day, they settle down to rest for the night and get another call that Hippo is stuck in his tub. They get Fumbo to pull him out, but the elephant lands on top of the bears. They crawl to Peevly on their hands and knees to beg him to take the zoo back, but as they arrive, they overhear a phone call from the superintendent about an inspection the next morning. Hair secretly releases the other animals and loads them into a boxcar. When Peevly finds all the empty cages, Hair says he will return the animals if Peevly will sign a lifetime super service agreement. He reluctantly agrees, but when Hair brings him to the boxcar, it's missing.

### **Keepers-Creepers Part Two**

*Starring:* The Hair Bear Bunch

*Summary:* A bird says he saw some men hitch the boxcar to a train and chug away. Botch goes back to the zoo to head off the superintendent, while Peevly and the bears use a handcar to follow the train. Meanwhile, the brakeman discovers the animals and, not wanting to explain them to his boss, dumps the car on a nearby siding. The animals wake and go to look for the zoo. Hair and company reach the boxcar but find their friends gone. They follow their footprints until they are nearly run over by a gang of dirt bikers. When the dust settles the local wildlife complain about the biker nuisance destroying all their cacti. One of them tells where the others went. Once reunited, the zoo animals decide to help their new friends. They scare off the bikers for good. They return home and offer to share their lodgings with the desert animals until the cacti grow back. The superintendent is pleased with the new arrivals.

### **Blythe**

(Advertising feature)

*Summary:* A girl shows her friend how her Blythe doll's eyes change color.
Golden Retriever

**Price (3DS)** | $1,580

The **Golden Retriever** is a breed of dog featured in *Nintendogs* and *Nintendogs + Cats*. Golden Retrievers are the mascots of *Golden Retriever and New Friends*.

## Description

* **DS**: *"This large breed originates in England and boasts a lovely wavy coat and a fine temperament."*
* **3DS (NTSC)**: *"This large breed originated in Scotland and boasts a wavy coat and fine temperament."*
* **3DS (PAL)**: *"This large breed originates in Scotland and boasts a wavy coat and a fine temperament."*

## Coat

### *Nintendogs*

* Cream
* Gold
* Red

Cream coat.Gold coat.Red coat.
### *Nintendogs + Cats*

* Golden
* White (Surprise me!)
* White with golden patches (Surprise me!)

Info about golden retrievers.Choosing coat for golden retrievers.White coat.White with golden patches.
## Neighbors

### *Nintendogs + Cats*

* Liberty, owned by G Ford (SpotPass DLC)

## Unlocking the Breed

* *Chihuahua and Friends*: Obtain 10,000 Trainer Points
* *Labrador and Friends*: Obtain 20,000 Trainer Points
* *Dachshund and Friends*: Starter breed
* *Dalmatian and Friends*: Starter breed
* *Best Friends*: Starter breed
* *Golden Retriever and New Friends*: Starter breed
* *Toy Poodle and New Friends*: Obtain 9,800 Owner Points or play for 31 days consecutively
* *French Bulldog and New Friends*: Obtain 9,800 Owner Points or play for 31 days consecutively

## Trivia

* While Golden Retrievers do not appear in the original Japanese version of *Nintendogs*, there's some leftover data relating to them in the form of text strings and the placeholder Beagle model, much like the scrapped Papillon and Maltese breeds.

## Gallery

### *Nintendogs*

The Golden Retriever option at the kennel.

### *Nintendogs + Cats*

Liberty, a DLC neighbor Golden Retriever.G Ford taking his Golden Retriever Liberty out on a walk.

 ***Nintendogs + Cats*** | Basset Hound • Beagle • Boxer • Bull Terrier • Cavalier King Charles Spaniel • Chihuahua • Cocker Spaniel • Dalmatian • French Bulldog • German Shepherd • **Golden Retriever** • Great Dane • Jack Russell Terrier • Labrador Retriever • Maltese • Miniature Dachshund • Miniature Pinscher • Miniature Schnauzer • Pembroke Welsh Corgi • Pomeranian • Pug • RoboPup • Shetland Sheepdog • Shiba Inu • Shih Tzu • Siberian Husky • Toy Poodle • Yorkshire Terrier
John Stephenson

**John Stephenson** (9 August 1923 - 15 May 2015) was an American voice actor. Notable roles for Hanna-Barbera include Fancy-Fancy on *Top Cat*, multiple characters on *Scooby-Doo*, and Luke and Blubber Bear in *Wacky Races*, among many others.

He voiced Mr. Peevly in *Help!... It's the Hair Bear Bunch!* He also voiced Slicks the Fox, Hippy the Hippopotamus, and Dr. Kneeknocker.
The Hair Bear Bunch (Murray)

**The Hair Bear Bunch** is an Australian series of comic books from Murray Comics. It ran five issues from 1978 through 1980. Each issue featured black-and-white reprints of stories from Gold Key Comics featuring The Hair Bear Bunch and other Hanna-Barbera characters.

## Issues

* The Hair Bear Bunch (Murray) 1
* The Hair Bear Bunch (Murray) 2
* The Hair Bear Bunch (Murray) 3
* The Hair Bear Bunch (Murray) 4
* The Hair Bear Bunch (Murray) (5)
Paul Winchell

**Paul Winchell** (21 December 1922 - 24 June 2005) was an American ventriloquist, comedian, actor, humanitarian, and inventor. He is best known for his work with his dummy, Jerry Mahoney, including *The Paul Winchell Show* from 1950 to 1954.

He did much voice work for Hanna-Barbera. He voiced Bubi Bear on *Help!... It's the Hair Bear Bunch!* He also voiced Furface the Lion, Tiptoes the Ostrich, Specs the Mole, and Mr. Grunch.
Food

**Foods** are items needed to feed the player's pets in *Nintendogs* and *Nintendogs + Cats*.

Pets may become hungry after a period of time or after the player finishes a walk/contest. If a pet is hungry it cannot enter any contests. Pets may not eat or drink if they are full/quenched or normal.

In *Nintendogs + Cats* the player can change the bowl that food or drinks are to be served in. This is done by clicking on the name of the item and then clicking on arrows on the top right corner to change the type of the bowl. There are eight different types of bowls to choose from.

## Food

In *Nintendogs* there are three types of food: dry food, dog food can, and natural dog food bag. *Nintendogs + Cats* changes the dog food can to wet food and adds diet food as well as premium canned food.

The types of food are:

* Dry food
* Dog food can (wet food in *Nintendogs + Cats*)
* Natural dog food bag (*Nintendogs* only)
* Diet food
* Premium canned food

Pets must be fed when they are hungry. There are four levels of hunger: full, normal, hungry, and famished.

## Drinks

Drinks are used to keep a pet quenched. In both games there are only two types of drinks: water and milk. There are four levels of thirst: quenched, normal, thirsty, and parched.

### *Nintendogs + Cats*

*"This milk formula is specially prepared for puppies and kittens."* (PAL)

## Treats

Treats don't do much to sate a pet's hunger, with its main purpose being to reward dogs. If a dog did a trick or obeyed a command on a walk, a treat should be given. Any treat will work.
The Hair Bear Bunch 7

**The Hair Bear Bunch 7** is the seventh issue of *The Hair Bear Bunch* series from Gold Key Comics. The issue date is August 1973 and the cover price is twenty cents.

## Stories

### **Wild-Wild-West Wingding**

*Starring:* The Hair Bear Bunch

*Summary:* A Wild-Wild-West exhibit opens at the zoo. Peevly takes the bears to the desert to help catch specimens, but they escape to a ghost town and disguise themselves as lawmen. The zookeepers are fooled and look elsewhere. Townspeople begin to come out of hiding and welcome the hairy new "sheriff" and his deputies. Their previous counterparts ran when they heard Sandy Claus was coming. Hair mistakes the outlaw's name for Santa Clause and puts up tinsel and ornaments to welcome him. When Sandy and his helpers arrive to rob the bank, the townsfolk beg the bears for help. Hair puts a "Bank" sign on the jail and the crooks walk right in. When he locks the door, they start firing their guns through the bars wildly. Peevly and Botch return and all the local wildlife volunteer to go to the zoo to escape the gunfire.

### **The Great Switcheroo**

*Starring:* The Hair Bear Bunch

*Summary:* The bears pretend to escape so Peevly and Botch will go look for them. While they're out, the bears think the zoo is really a wonderland. However, soon the other animals become restless and begin to misbehave or try to escape, forcing the Hair Bear Bunch to act like zookeepers.

After spending the day searching the dump, Peevly thinks the zoo would be a wonderland without the bears anyway, but by the time he and Botch get back, all the animals have escaped except the bears. They round them up at the amusement park and are careful to lock everyone up from now on, everyone except the Hair Bear Bunch, that is.
Kling Klong versus the Masked Marvel

**Kling Klong versus the Masked Marvel** is the sixteenth and final episode of *Help!... It's the Hair Bear Bunch!* It first aired 8 January 1972 on CBS.

## Summary

To win $500 from the Sports Arena, Hair Bear has Bananas the Gorilla go through wrestling training in order to stay in the ring with the Masked Marvel. When the Masked Marvel gets the measles, Botch covers for him in the ring.
Daws Butler

**Daws Butler** (16 November 1916 – 18 May 1988) was an American voice actor. He originated the voices of many familiar Hanna-Barbera characters, including Wally Gator, Yogi Bear, Quick Draw McGraw, Snagglepuss, and Huckleberry Hound.

He voiced Hair Bear in *Help!... It's the Hair Bear Bunch!* He also voiced Bumbo the Elephant and Bananas the Gorilla.
The Hair Bear Bunch 5

**The Hair Bear Bunch 5** is the fifth issue of *The Hair Bear Bunch* series from Gold Key Comics. The issue date is February 1973 and the cover price is fifteen cents.

## Stories

### **The Bogus Bears**

*Starring:* The Hair Bear Bunch

*Summary:* While living it up in town playing miniature golf and going to the soda fountain, a city bear asks the bunch for a favor. Just then, they're warned of a surprise inspection and hurry back to their cave just in time. Still suspicious, Peevly disguises Botch as "Rare Bear" to discover how they do it. They are suspicious too, but take "Rare" on their next outing to play mini golf and drink soda. The city bear asks "Rare" to wear his hat and hold his satchel, then dons a duplicate hat and satchel and robs a nearby bank. Botch is arrested for the crime. Bubi finds a bear suit in a garbage can, and Hair spots a man carrying a familiar satchel. The three capture the real crook. Peevly declines punishment since they freed Botch but demands they don't leave again. With their reward money, they install a mini golf course and soda fountain inside the zoo.

### **The Terrific Ten**

(Advertising feature)

*Starring:* The Pink Panther

*Summary:* The Pink Panther takes two children, Adam and Evy, into the television to give them a tour of NBC's new Saturday morning lineup for Fall 1972. They meet the stars of *Underdog*, *The Jetsons*, *The Houndcats*, *The Roman Holidays*, *The Barkleys*, *Sealab 2020*, *Runaround*, *Around the World in Eighty Days*, and *Talking with a Giant*.

### **The Hyp Grad**

*Starring:* The Hair Bear Bunch

*Summary:* Hair graduates Hypnotism School and goes home to practice his craft. He hypnotizes Peevly and Botch into thinking he's the superintendent so ha can go in the front gate instead of the secret tunnel. When it works, he adds that they should spruce up the bears' quarters. The next morning, Peevly orders the bears to do the work that he thinks the superintendent ordered. Hair uses his new skill to make the bears invisible to the keepers. To try and find them, Peevly uses a hot air balloon to get a bird's eye view of the zoo. He falls out and lands on Hair and can suddenly see him. Unfortunately, the hit makes Hair forget how to hypnotize.

### **Gee Billy**

(Advertising feature)

*Summary:* Billy shows his friends how to sculpt, with Kenner Chip Away sets.
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Keep Your Keeper

**Keep Your Keeper** is the first episode of *Help!... It's the Hair Bear Bunch!* It first aired 11 September 1971 on CBS.

## Summary

The Hair Bear Bunch trick Mr. Peevly into thinking he has Zoolerium. When Mr. Peevly goes on vacation, a strict zoo keeper named Mr. Grunch is called in to cover for him, so the Hair Bear Bunch plan to find Mr. Peevly and persuade him to come back.
Love Bug Bungle

**Love Bug Bungle** is the sixth episode of *Help!... It's the Hair Bear Bunch!* It first aired 16 October 1971 on CBS.

## Summary

Mr. Peevly brings a gorilla named Arnie into the Hair Bear Bunch's cave. Hair Bear discovers that Arnie is in love with Gloria the Gorilla and plans to hook both of them up, which involves making a cologne that causes him to lose control of his love advances.
Goldilocks and the Three Bears

**Goldilocks and the Three Bears** is an episode of *Help!... It's the Hair Bear Bunch!* It first aired 11 December 1971 on CBS.

## Summary

The Hair Bear Bunch get involved in a production of *Whatever Happened to Goldilocks and The Three Bears*. Twinkles Sunshine, the actress playing Goldilocks, rewrites the script so the Three Bears have to save Goldilocks from an evil prince.
The Hair Bear Bunch 6

**The Hair Bear Bunch 6** is the sixth issue of *The Hair Bear Bunch* series from Gold Key Comics. The issue date is May 1973 and the cover price is fifteen cents.

## Stories

### **Mission Fantastical**

*Starring:* The Hair Bear Bunch

*Summary:* The bears are obsessed with a spy program when they discover a tape inviting them to join the Mission Fantasticals. They are told where to learn about their first assignment, then they use the self-destructing tape as a distraction to escape the zoo. A robber is being released from prison and his loot has never been found, but he has amnesia and can't remember where he hid it. They must follow him and find the money. Hair picks up the ex-con in a taxi, while Square and Bubi create a "laboratory" from junk. They stuff the man into a "time machine" they built from a tub, then drive him to a 1930s set in a movie studio and stage a fake robbery. This stirs the man's memory and he tells them to take him to Wonderland Zoo. They all rush back just in time to see the ostriches swallowing the last of the money that they just found underground.

### **The Striped Reindeer**

*Starring:* The Hair Bear Bunch

*Summary:* The bears take a bubble bath and use mountains of suds to cover their escape. Nobody cares because the zoo has a new attraction, the world's only striped reindeer. Feeling unneeded, they return and scatter litter everywhere so they'll have to pick it up, but the deer does a better job using it's antlers. They let Leo the Lion escape so they can recapture him, but they bungle the job. The lion scares the reindeer into a pond, where his stripes wash off. He confesses to the scam, and the bears happily return to picking up trash.
The Diet Caper

**The Diet Caper** is the fifteenth episode of *Help!... It's the Hair Bear Bunch!* It first aired 18 December 1971 on CBS.

## Summary

The Hair Bear Bunch and the other animals attempt to tunnel into town to get food. The Hair Bear Bunch emerge into a haunted house in an amusement park. They trick Mr. Peevly and Botch into going down the same path.
Nadia Rybczynski

Nadia “Psycho” Rybczynski

Shield-3

Aggressive/Defensive-Tight

Nadia is relatively young and was found through the commercial recruiting program the FAF had devised.  As such, her grasp of the formal military setting is very weak.

Before being found, she was a relatively unremarkable individual whom nobody had any expectations of.  As such, she had assumed she must not be capable of very much and developed a very modest personality.

Her family was relatively well off and a low-stress environment since she had never been capable of great things in school despite a very diligent and studious regimen.  Her friends had accepted her as that unremarkable but generally nice girl and did not feel threatened at all by her as she’d never really accomplished anything.

However, this all changed once she was scouted.  Upon being scouted for the FAF, she was unable to withstand the pressures exerted on her by the new attention, both by family and by acquaintances, and she eventually caved in to meet their expectations.  Since she was part of such an extreme minority of the population, she must have simply been hiding her potential.

According to the examinations and preliminary demonstrations, Nadia was told that she exhibited amazing potential.  This revelation of potential struck Nadia very unusually and she developed a fanatical need to develop herself into someone that could meet the expectations that everyone had of her.

Nadia has always delivered quality results but has always received commentary in her performance reviews that she’s still not living up to her full potential.  This constant falling short drives her increasingly neurotic search for strength to new heights as she finally is listed as an available recruit for FAF officers.

Once again, sensing something in Nadia beyond the need for recognition, Yvette recruits her onto the team as part of their effort to build an ace team.  However, Nadia’s obsession with her performance has Yvette often concerned.

Yvette expresses a genuine concern for Nadia’s priorities and lets her know that she need not abuse herself so much in her efforts to improve her performance.  Of course, Nadia’s way of showing gratitude for the lack of pressure is to increase the pressure and perform better.
Gobs of Gabaloons

**Gobs of Gabaloons** is the ninth episode of *Help!... It's the Hair Bear Bunch!* It first aired 6 November 1971 on CBS.

## Summary

Mr. Peevly wants the animals to build him a swimming pool. The Hair Bear Bunch finds a treasure map in one of the trees which leads to the treasure of Redbeard which had been stolen from Ptomania. They follow the map to the end point in Mr. Peevly's office and try different ways to get to the treasure below.
Theme song

The **theme song** of *Help!... It's the Hair Bear Bunch!* was sung by the cast.

## Lyrics

In the Wonderland Zoo,

There are certain bears who,

Stay at home every night,

Never quarrel or fight,

Ah! We don’t even bite!

So don’t yell,

Help! Help! Here come the bears,

Help! Help! Here come the bears,

Help! Help! Here come the bears,

Let’s split!

So don’t yell,

Help! Help! Here come the bears,

Help! Help! Here come the bears,

Help! Help! Here come the bears,

Let’s split!

Help! It’s the Hair Bear Bunch!