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USER MANUAL GS CATS GOLDEN RETRIEVER NINTENDO

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WARNING - 3D FEATURE ONLY FOR CHILDREN 7 AND OVER

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Use the Parental Control feature to restrict the display of 3D images for children 6 and under. See the Parental Controls section in the Nintendo 3DS Operations Manual for more information.

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5. Take a 10 to 15 minute break every hour.

WARNING - EYESTRAIN AND MOTION SICKNESS

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• Avoid excessive play. It is recommended that parents monitor their children for appropriate play.
• Take a 10 to 15 minute break every hour, or every half hour when using the 3D feature, even if you don't think you need it. Each person is different, so take more frequent and longer breaks if you feel discomfort.
  If your eyes become tired or sore while playing, or if you feel dizzy or nauseated, stop and rest for several hours before playing again.
  If you continue to have any of the above symptoms, stop playing and see a doctor.

WARNING - REPETITIVE MOTION INJURIES

Playing video games can make your muscles, joints, or skin hurt. Follow these instructions to avoid problems such as tendinitis, carpal tunnel syndrome or skin irritation:

• Avoid excessive play. Parents should monitor their children for appropriate play.
  Take a 10 to 15 minute break every hour, even if you don't think you need it.
• When using the stylus, you do not need to grip it tightly or press it hard against the screen. Doing so may cause fatigue or discomfort.
• If your hands, wrists, or arms become tired or sore while playing, or if you feel symptoms such as tingling, numbness, burning or stiffness, stop and rest for several hours before playing again.
  If you continue to have any of the above symptoms or other discomfort during or after play, stop playing and see a doctor.

WARNING - BATTERY LEAKAGE

The Nintendo 3DS contains a rechargeable lithium ion battery pack. Leakage of ingredients contained within the battery pack, or the combustion products of the ingredients, can cause personal injury as well as damage to your Nintendo 3DS. If battery leakage occurs, avoid contact with skin. If contact occurs, immediately wash thoroughly with soap and water. If liquid leaking from a battery pack comes into contact with your eyes, immediately flush thoroughly with water and see a doctor.

To avoid battery leakage:

• Do not expose battery to excessive physical shock, vibration, or liquids.
• Do not disassemble, attempt to repair, or deform the battery.
• Do not dispose of battery pack in a fire.
• Do not touch the terminals of the battery or cause a short between the terminals with a metal object.
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WARNING - RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE

The Nintendo 3DS can emit radio waves that can affect the operation of nearby electronics, including cardiac pacemakers.

• Do not operate the Nintendo 3DS within 9 inches of a pacemaker while using the wireless feature.
• If you have a pacemaker or other implanted medical device, do not use the wireless feature of the Nintendo 3DS without first consulting your doctor or the manufacturer of your medical device.
• Observe and follow all regulations and rules regarding use of wireless devices in locations such as hospitals, airports, and on board aircraft. Operation in those locations may interfere with or cause malfunctions of equipment, with resulting injuries to persons or damage to property.

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For game play assistance, we recommend using your favorite Internet search engine to find tips for the game you are playing. Some helpful words to include in the search, along with the game's title, are: "walk through," "FAQ," "codes," and "tips."

IMPORTANT LEGAL INFORMATION

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WARRANTY & SERVICE INFORMATION

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HARDWARE WARRANTY

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This warranty is only valid in the United States and Canada.

Thank you for purchasing the Nintendogs + Cats game. Before you play, be sure to read and understand this instruction booklet. Keep it in a handy place for easy reference.

Nintendogs + Cats uses the Nintendo 3DS system clock. Be aware that changing the system clock will temporarily affect your Nintendogs + Cats progress.

When caring for living dogs and cats, the trainer holds ultimate responsibility for their survival and well-being. The pets in Nintendogs + Cats don't age and always remain puppies and kittens, unlike real puppies and kittens. If you are thinking about getting a real pet, be sure to consult with your family about whether you're ready for that responsibility.

Contents

08 Your First Puppy
16 Life with Your Puppy
20 Caring for Your Pets
22 Interacting with Your Puppy
23 Life with Your Kitten
24 Your Journal
26 StreetPass
30 More Fun Stuff You Can Do
32 Manuel en français

There are three versions of Nintendogs ^+ Cats.

Every puppy and kitten breed can be unlocked with any version of the game by progressing through the game or by using StreetPass™ feature.

1 Get Started at the Kennel

It all begins at the kennel, where you'll go to pick out the perfect pup to take home with you.

First Step

Make sure that the power on the Nintendo 3DS system is off, then insert the Nintendogs + Cats Game Card securely in the Game Card slot until you hear it click. Next, turn on your Nintendo 3DS system. Tap the Nintendogs + Cats icon on the Nintendo 3DS HOME Menu, and then tap Start to go to the kennel.

Quick tip!

If you're continuing a game you've already started playing, just tap Start on the HOME Menu to head straight to your home.

2 Which Puppy Will You Choose?

The kennel is full of great puppies looking for a good home. When you touch the puppy silhouette on the lower screen (Touch Screen) using your stylus, you'll notice that you are petting the dog that appears on the top screen. Move the Circle Pad to change your view and see the puppy from different angles.

How to Choose Your Puppy

After you pet the puppy for a while, you'll be allowed to pick any dog available at the kennel. If you pick out a breed and coat color you like, you'll see a selection of those pups up close. When you see the one you want, tap Choose This Dog.

Quick tip!

The next time you go to the kennel, you'll be able to pick out a kitten!

3 Take Your Puppy Home

It takes a while for a new puppy to get used to a new home. Tap the icon on the Touch Screen to call your puppy over, and then give it lots of attention and love. After a while, your puppy will calm down.

Quick tip!

Sometimes you don't have to touch it to call your puppy over. If you bring your face close to the screen or whistle to get your dog's attention, your puppy may come running over to you!

Note: the system's inner-facing camera (see page 20) is used for facial recognition and will not be used for other purposes.

4 Give Your Puppy a Name

Once your puppy has calmed down, it's time to give it a name.

Call Your Puppy's Name

Face your puppy and call out its new name a few times. Your puppy will remember its name in the same tone of voice and volume you use the first time, so be sure to say it the same way every time.

Take Note of Your Puppy's Name

Once your puppy learns its name, you should make a note of it by entering the name using the keyboard on the Touch Screen. Touch the letters to spell out your dog's name, then tap OK when you're done. OK

Caution!

The name you use here will be made public and shared with other owners via StreetPass (see page 26). Be careful not to use offensive language or personally identifying information.

Is Your Dog Having a Hard Time Learning Its Name?

When your puppy understands you, a will appear. If your puppy doesn't understand, a will appear. You'll need to say the name multiple times before your puppy learns it.

When repeating your dog's name, be sure to use the same volume and tone of voice. After saying your dog's name multiple times, you may accidentally find yourself leaning closer to the microphone than recommended, speaking too loudly, or changing your tone. Keep these tips in mind when you are teaching your dog its name:

• Make sure you are about 6 inches away from the microphone.
• Use your normal speaking volume.
• Use the same name every time. Don't use nicknames or draw out the last syllable of the name.
• Pronounce the name clearly from start to end.
• Until your puppy has learned its name, don't hand your game to another player once you've started.

5 Teach Your Puppy to Sit Down

After you bond with your puppy by calling its name and petting it, you'll be able to start teaching it tricks. Training your pup to do tricks is a fun and rewarding activity you can do together.

How to Teach Your Puppy to Sit Down

When your dog is able to start learning tricks, you'll be prompted with a sequence that will show you how to teach it to sit down. Read the instructions on the screen and then say "sit down," repeating it as many times as necessary until your dog learns the command. You can read the instructions by tapping Help. One thing to keep in mind: when teaching voice commands, avoid long pauses between words as this can confuse your puppy.

Help

Quick tip!

After your puppy has learned how to sit down, you'll be able to view tutorials on a variety of other tricks by tapping Tricks on your puppy's status screen (see page 21).

After Learning "Sit Down"

Once your puppy has learned to sit down, you'll be able to go out and play with all of the game's features.

To learn how to care for your puppy and about your home, see pages 20-21.

Saving Your Game

To save the current condition of your pets, home, and items, tap the Save icon on your main home screen. Whenever you stop playing the Nintendogs + Cats game, always be sure to tap the Save button to save your progress.

Save

Closing the System

Close your Nintendo 3DS system at any time while playing Nintendogs + Cats to pause play and reduce battery-power consumption. When you open your system, you'll resume your game where you left off. While the system is closed, StreetPass™ (see page 26) and SpotPass™ (see page 30) will remain active.

Entering Sleep Mode

Press the POWER Button and tap Sleep Mode to close Nintendogs + Cats and put your system into Sleep Mode, which helps to reduce battery-power consumption. While the system is in Sleep Mode, StreetPass (see page 26) and SpotPass (see page 30) will remain active.

NOTE: When you press the POWER Button, your Nintendogs + Cats game will immediately close, and all unsaved data will be lost. Always save your game before pressing the POWER Button (see page 14).

Life with Your Puppy (At Home)

Give Your Puppy Something to Eat or Drink

If your pet gets hungry or thirsty, please feed it and give it something to drink. Check your pet's status screen (see page 21) to see if it is hungry or thirsty.

Play with Toys and Accessories

It's fun to play with toys and dress up your pets with accessories. If you call your pup's name after throwing a toy, it just might fetch it for you.

Brush and Shampoo Your Dog

If you notice that your pet is looking a little dirty, you can give it a good brushing or even a bath and shampoo.

Take Photos

Tap the icon or press the L or R Buttons to take 3D photos of your pets. You can view the photos you take in Nintendo 3DS Camera from your system's HOME Menu.

Use Your Journal

From the journal (see page 24), you can communicate with other owners via StreetPass (see page 26).

Arrange Furniture

If you place furniture like a sofa or bed in your room, your pets may hop on and take a nap.

Play Music

Pick out your favorite music and let it play in the background. Your pets might react to the music in fun and interesting ways, depending on the song.

Life with Your Puppy (Going Out)

Go for a Walk

When taking your puppy out for a walk, you can give the leash a tug to signal where you want it to go. There are lots of places you can discover when you're out for a walk, including the park, café, gym, or shops. And if you select the Pedometer feature, close your system, and carry it around with you as you go about your day, each step you take counts toward taking your pup for a walk.

Enter Competitions

Your dog can only enter the same competition twice per day. If you try to adjust the Nintendo 3DS system clock, you won't be able to enter competitions for a while.

Disc Competition

In this competition, you'll toss a flying disc, and your puppy has to catch it and bring it back. The farther away your pup catches it, the more points you earn!

Lure Coursing

In this race, you reel in a lure to lead your puppy to the finish line. Fastest to the finish wins!

Obedience Trial

Your pup can show off the tricks it has mastered within a time limit. This competition makes use of the AR Cards included with your Nintendo 3DS system.

Go Shopping

You can buy things from a variety of shops. Need money? Don't worry-you'll earn prize money when you win competitions. You'll also find items during walks that you can sell at the Secondhand Shop to earn money.

Pet Supply Buy food and drink, toys, and other things here.
Here you can buy fun and stylish accessories for your pup. 2 Accessories You can try them on before you buy.
Interior Designs Here you can buy furniture for your room or even order a complete renovation of your entire home in a new style.
4 Secondhand At this shop, you can sell unwanted items. You can also trade in Shop materials that your puppy finds during walks for more useful stuff!
5 Kennel Buy a new puppy or kitten here.
Pet Hotel take care of a pet for any reason, you can always drop off or "donate" it here. Once you donate a pet, you can never get it back, so be sure this is what you want before you do it.

Caring for Your Pets

In your home, you can play with your puppy or kitten, take care of them, or just see what they're up to.

Snap a photo of what's happening in your room (pictured on the top screen). The photos you take will be saved to an SD card and can be viewed in Nintendo 3DS Camera from the HOME Menu.

Camera

Tap this icon to take a photo of whatever is pictured on the top screen.

Your Puppy or Kitten The view will focus on the pet you tap.

Status Info

Tap this icon to view detailed status information.

Call (see page 22)

Tap this button to call your pup or kitten over to you. If you've tapped a specific pet icon first, that pet will come to you.

Save (see page 14)

Save your current progress, including your puppy and kitten, the state of your room, and items.

Journal (see page 24)

Tap to view the journal screen.

Supplies

View your items, and select items you want to use.

Go Out (see page 18)

Take your puppy out.

If you need to delete your save data, start your system, and when the Nintendogs + Cats title screen appears, simultaneously press and hold down + + + . Data that has been deleted cannot be recovered, so be careful!

Interacting with Your Puppy

This screen appears after you tap the Call button and your pet has come over. To pet your puppy or kitten, use your stylus to rub its silhouette on the Touch Screen. If the brush or treat icons are displayed, you can tap them to use those items.

Life with Your Kitten

Kittens are different from puppies in so many ways!

Choose a Kitten

The kennel also has lots of kittens. Once you've taken home your first puppy, kittens will be available to choose from at the kennel.

About Kittens

Kittens are different from puppies--they don't come over to you as much. Cats can be a little bit aloof sometimes. You also can't teach them tricks, so just let them wander around and do what they like. Sometimes they'll find interesting items and bring them to you.

Taking Care of Your Kitten

When your kitten gets hungry, feed it kitten food. Kittens love climbing to high places, so if you buy tall furniture, they'll be happy.

Your Journal

You can communicate with other owners via StreetPass using the journal.

Using the Journal for the First Time

The first time you open your journal, you'll be prompted to create a new journal save file on your SD Card and register Nintendogs + Cats for StreetPass on your system. If you don't create this save file, you won't be able to use StreetPass or even use the journal at all.

To activate StreetPass, you'll need to read and agree to the User Agreement. For more information about the User Agreement, please refer to the System Settings.

Journal Screen Controls

When you open your journal, you'll see this screen to the right. You can use your stylus to take notes in your journal too.

Eraser

Drag and slide over notes you've written to erase them.

Owner Info

With the owner-information feature, you can select your Mii, set a present to hand out, select a photo you've taken, and enter a short message to the world. The message you enter is public and can be seen by all users of StreetPass. Please do not include personal information, offensive language, or any content that may be illegal or infringe upon the rights of others.

StreetPass Info

Tap to see information about an owner you've encountered in StreetPass. You can even meet up with their puppies or kittens at the park.

If you haven't made a Mii character in the Mii Maker™ application, your nickname won't appear in your owner info. Once you create your own Mii and set it on the Owner Info screen, your name will appear.

What You Can Do with StreetPass

When you've had a successful StreetPass exchange, here are some of the things that will happen:

Your owner information, pets, and a preselected photo and present are sent to the other owner.

From your journal, you can view another owner's information and receive a present from them.

Tap Meet Up at the Park to meet up with that owner and their pet and play together at the park.

If you meet a lot of owners via StreetPass, more types of puppies may become available in the kennel.

Once you've connected via StreetPass with a particular owner, you won't be able to exchange with them again for a while.

StreetPass

If you carry your system with you when you go out, you can share portions of your Nintendogs + Cats experience with other players and interact with their puppies or kittens using the StreetPass feature.

How to Use StreetPass

To use StreetPass, follow these instructions.

Open Your Journal (see page 24)

Open your journal and register Nintendogs + Cats for use with StreetPass on your system.

Set Your Owner Information

Open your journal and set your Mii™ character, photo, message, and present. You'll only be able to send photos taken in-game of your dog or cat.

Carry Your System Around with You

Simply close your system and carry it around with you when you are out and about. When you come into contact with other Nintendogs + Cats owners also using StreetPass, your system will exchange game data with them.

To use StreetPass, you'll need to have your system powered on and wireless communications enabled.

After a Successful StreetPass Exchange

When you've successfully exchanged game data with another owner, you'll see a sticker in your journal (see page 25). You can tap that sticker to see information about the owner.

To Stop Using StreetPass

If you want to stop using StreetPass, go to System Settings, select , tap StreetPass Management, tap the Nintendogs ^+ Cats icon, and then tap Deactivate StreetPass.

Once you've deactivated StreetPass, you can register it again from the journal.

More Fun Stuff You Can Do

Playing with AR Cards

If you select the AR Camera from your room's supplies screen, you can use AR Cards to make your puppy or kitten appear in your world! You can take 3D photos, and if it's a puppy, you can have it perform tricks.

Using AR Cards

AR Cards are included with your Nintendo 3DS system. For more information about safety and proper use of AR Cards, refer to your system's operations manual.

Using SpotPass

If you register Nintendogs + Cats for SpotPass™ on your system, your system can automatically search for and connect to a wireless Internet access point and download special items. A sticker will be placed in your journal when you've received SpotPass data. Just like StreetPass, you can register and start using SpotPass through the journal, and deactivate it in your Notifications from your system's HOME Menu. For more information about the equipment required for SpotPass, Internet settings, and the User Agreement, refer to the system's operations manual.

About Wireless Game Play

During wireless game play, if communication seems to be affected by other electronic devices, move to another location or turn off the interfering device. You may need to reset the power on the Nintendo 3DS system and start the game again.

• To play wireless Nintendo 3DS games over the Internet, you must first configure your Nintendo 3DS to connect to the Internet. See the Internet Settings section in the Nintendo 3DS Operations Manual.
• To complete the setup, you will need access to a wireless broadband Internet connection. You may need to use a PC to access and configure the settings of your wireless network.
• Wireless game play uses more battery power than other game play. You may prefer to use the AC adapter to prevent running out of power during wireless game play or when connected to the Internet.
• You can also connect to the Internet at Nintendo Zone locations or selected Internet hot spots.

To protect your privacy, do not give out personal information such as last name, phone number, birth date, age, school, e-mail address, or home address when communicating with others.

The Nintendo 3DS Service User Agreement that governs Nintendo 3DS online game play and sets forth the Nintendo 3DS Privacy Policy is available in the Nintendo 3DS Operations Manual, on the Nintendo 3DS by accessing the Internet Settings section of System Settings, or online at support.nintendo.com/useragreement/nintendo3ds.

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