Buy FurReal Pup Biscuit

Buy The FurReal Pup Biscuit To be honest, I can't imagine not having a dog or another type of pet. However, there are many families who aren't able to have a pet and often for very good reasons. Find the Best Price for Buy The FurReal Pup Biscuit My Lovin Pup If it's getting harder to say no to your child's request for a pet, then Buy The FurReal Pup Biscuit, My Lovin' Pup by Hasbro may just be the perfect gift idea.

This adorable toy dog is the newest addition to the Fur Real Friends line of toys. It is fully interactive and is ready to entertain your child for hours straight out of the box. Biscuit comes with a collar, tag, brush, dog bone and adoption certificate. He nods, whimpers, barks, wags his tail and more and is very convincing with his mannerisms.

For even more realism, Biscuit is capable of recognizing your child's voice and knows six commands including sit, speak and lie down. Undoubtedly the cutest trick this very smart pooch is able to perform is to shake hands on command. And when he sits up and begs, it is sure to melt even the coldest of hearts.

The FurReal Friends Pony S'Mores is an excellent addition to your childs stable.The FurReal Friends Pony S'Mores is an incredibly realistic life-size pony. Every child asks for one and now they can have one! Realistic animation movement and sounds brings this unbelievably convincing pony to life. SMores is a very special once-in-a-lifetime friend that will be cherished and loved for years. This adorable pony stands over 3 feet tall and really comes alive as she moves and responds to your childs loving care! Kids can touch or talk to their pony and her head moves; as they continue to interact with her watch her ears wiggle and her eyes blink.The FurReal Friends Pony S'Mores comes with a carrot a brush halter and special adoption certificateRecommended For ages 4 yrs. and up6 -D Batteries required (not included)

Features 3 feet tall
Come with carrot brush halter and special adoption certificate
Ears wiggle and her eyes blink
Realistic animation movement and sounds
Responds to your childs loving care
Special once-in-a-lifetime friend

The FurReal Kitty CatThis adorable feline is no ordinary kitty Give your kitty cat lots of love and affection by petting its soft fur. Then watch your lovable companion come to "life" as it opens and closes its eyes, moves its head and ears, swishes its tail and even "purrs!" Pet this kitty cat, but be careful when holding its tail - it just may hiss! Your kitty cat comes with a comb to keep it looking its best and a special adoption certificate for you to fill in. Play with your animal companion and you''ll be best friends. Cat comes with comb and adoption certificate. Fluffy cat moves and makes realistic cat sounds in response to your touch. Cat comes with comb and adoption certificate. Requires three "C" batteries, included

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22 of 25 people found the following review helpful:
Not as cute in real life - some nice features, November 1, 2008
By H. Sapiens "Amanda" (Sacramento, CA United States) - See all my reviews

Durability: Fun: Educational:
I have had it with electronic pets - we have way too many. However, with that said, I think they finally got it right with the mechanics on this one. On some of the cheap fur real pets ((Fur Real Friends Teacup Pups - Yorkie) the mechanics are so noisy that they really detract from the realness. In this case, not too noisy. However, not exactly realistic either.

Here's what we like:
1) Lots of sensors - almost everywhere you touch makes him respond
2) Love the fact that he lifts his paw to shake - too cute
3) He makes just the right volume - he sounds pretty close to the real thing
4) He is not too bony
5) You could replace his collar and bone when they get lost with a real dog collar/toy - I can't see how they won't get lost, considering

Here's what we don't like:
1) He is not as cute out of the box. The eyes on the one we've played with aren't as open as the dog pictured (the fur covers them up quite a bit).
2) Also the mouth does not fully close, the teeth aren't as realistic as the dog I linked above, and his fur is really pretty cheap and obviously fake considering the nice stuffed toys with much more realistic fur we've picked up for very little money. Maybe they were trying to keep cost down.
3) His paws are hard plastic (bottoms). I think they could have covered them with rubber, which would have been more realistic and less likely to break.
4) Only 1 color and breed option (although, if you notice my pic, IMHO they picked the best!)
5) All he does as far as big movements are sit, lay down, shake hands, move his head, ears, eyes, and mouth - and whimper - so play is really limited - this is too big to pick up and carry around with you but too small to be a "real" lab, so... um... what do you do with him, really?

That said - he is clearly going to be on a lot of kids' must-have lists, and he is really, really, really endearing for a good 15 minutes. However, if he's not on their list - don't buy him on a whim. I expect in a year Craigslist will be saturated with these.

11 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
Biscuit, Your "FurReal" Dog - Expensive, But WORTH IT! , November 20, 2008
By Mark "Technology, Music and Movies" (East Coast) - See all my reviews

Durability: Fun: Educational:
Fur Real Friends Biscuit My Lovin Pup is a very fun robotic dog. Unlike most dogs, this one actually listens to you when you give a command, and that's without you having to offer it treat after treat! True, there are other robotic toys on the market that are less expensive. But this is the only such toy that I've seen that actually comes close to looking and acting like a real dog. Granted, it's not going to fool anybody, because it's obviously a mechanical toy. But it's real enough that kids will be able to play with it like a real dog. It moves and reacts to your commands smoothly and it's pretty hard not to smile when you see it in action. That alone will be reason enough for many people to buy it this year.

The holidays make us buy some strange products. I like to research every gift I give, and test them where possible. If it's not as good as advertised I can return it and save the recipient the hassle of having to exchange it. This is one gift that is bound to please, particularly during those holiday parties where groups of kids are wrecking havoc on your home or searching for something to play with.

When the package first arrived, I was surprised by how large the box is. I thought there might be a lot of empty space, but the dog is sitting there staring blankly ahead when you open up the box. Clearly, that's another difference between biscuit and other toys I've seen: this dog is much bigger than any other robotic animal I know of.

Obviously, many kids want dogs and not all of them can have one. This is clearly a lot less work than a real dog. Similarly, many will see this toy and want it, despite the fact that not all parents are going to spend this kind of money on a toy. This is clearly too much to spend on a *surprise gift* if you're not sure whether your kid wants one. But this product will end up on a lot of wish-lists.

PROS:
+ Probably the largest, most realistic robotic dog you can buy
+ Dog responds with great reactions to 7 standard commands and questions, including:
----- lie down
----- give me a paw (one of the cutest!)
----- shake
----- sit
----- do you want a treat? (guess what his answer is :-D)
----- speak
----- sit up and BEG! (I love being able to tell him that!)
+ Commands are all listed on the back of his collar, so younger kids can learn them easily
+ If you command him to do something he's already doing, he will give you that confused look real dogs do - You have to see this to appreciate it!
+ Dog also responds to touch with numerous sensors around his body, including touch sensors on his nose, head, ears, back and paw and a light sensor in his forehead
+ The different modes, including Play, Response, and Hangout Mode, provide subtle reactions that make the dog seem even more real
+ Soft plush body means that kids can play with him in comfort, worry free (no sharp edges)
+ Comes with kids accessories, like a collar, brush and a biscuit
+ The included *certificate* gives your kids a sense of ownership, like with a real pet
+ Simple, easy to follow instructions will have him barking in no time!

CONS:
- List price isn't a great value; many will have to search for this on sale this holiday
- Would have been nice if the dog followed you around a little more
- Limited varieties, and only this one in this size; When they make the Rottweiler, I'm in!
- Requires 6 D Batteries, that are not included; Seriously? D Batteries? I haven't had to break those out since I retired my boom box from the 80s. Buy some rechargeable batteries and a nice charger, because the price of batteries add up
- Would have been nice if they would have included a standard rechargeable battery pack instead
- Battery pouch is closed by Velcro, which seems like kids could open or rip too easily

THE MODES

Ok, so let's say you're done playing with him and you leave biscuit alone. Eventually he will enter "hangout mode" and seek attention by barking and whimpering. And if you turn out the lights or don't respond, he will eventually go to sleep! There are other subtleties to this you will have to see for yourself. Be advised though, it's probably a good idea not to leave him with the batteries in forever. But it's definitely a nice shock when you turn on the light and see him "wake up" at least the one time!

CONCLUSION

This is a very nice step forward in these types of robotic toys. And if you have a group of kids at your house for the holiday, this could save you some babysitting time. You just have to tune out the barking and your kids will have a ball with him.

10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
It's Cute and Great for a child who has no dog., November 3, 2008
By Tricia "Tryin to do my part" (Tx USA) - See all my reviews

Durability: Fun: Educational:
It's a great and cute toy. It performs Like it's suppose to, but my daughter lost interest quickly. However, I think it's because we have two dogs. They are young dogs and always getting into something etc.. So, I think it is perfect for a child who wants a dog, but doesn't or can't have a real one.