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Posted at 2:57am on 20 Jul, 2011 |
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Can someone who owns this pet tell me what are his moviments and touch sensors, please? Thanks.
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| Posted at 8:35pm on 11 Aug, 2011 |
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I don't own the Panda but I do own the Fox Terrier. Generally the Alive pets move their eyes and mouth. Their touch sensors are on their head and according to the manual the back. Unfortunately I can't seem to get my Alive dog to respond to his back sensor so either the manual's wrong and there's no sensor in the back or my dog's back sensor's defective. The latter is probably the case.
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| Posted at 8:01pm on 23 Aug, 2011 |
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The Luv Cub definitely has more movement, as it raises its arms as well as having facial movement. Its sensors are the left paw, back and mouth
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