Real Fur Gogo Pup
real fur gogo pup
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Wow, the new Real Fur Gogo pup is fantastic, it walks like a real pup and barks or whines, or does all the other stuff a real dog does, and you can always tell what it is thinking
The brand new Real Fur Gogo Pup is the newest addition to the Real Fur Gogo Pup range from Hasbro for 2010. Go Go the Pup has an incredibly realistic barking sound and walking motion, with 18 built-in authentic doggy sound effects so you always know how she is feeling. She has several touch sensors located on her body and head that bring your GoGo Pup to life when she is stroked, hugged or petted making Real Fur Walking Gogo Pup the most interactive robot pet available today.If you want to take Go Go Pup for a walk, there is a fashionable purple lead included in the box. Simply attach the lead to her collar and she will walk with you, donÕt worry bout being dragged off, there is a controller built into the lead so that you can direct your Real Fur Gogo Pup where you want her to go. In addition, you can print out your very own personalised adoption certificate.Real Fur Gogo Pup is a loveable, cuddly plush interactive puppy dog who just loves to be played with, the more attention he is given, the more she responds and she has a delightful personality so little girls everywhere will not fail to fall in love with her. Ages 4 Years +
Now you can walk your very own dog, with Real Fur Gogo Pup. Realistic barking, walking movement and touch sensor responses bring GoGo to life. Attach GoGo’s lead and you are in charge with movement and steering control. GoGo has 18 unique sounds to express her mood.
Review
bought this for my daughters 9th birthday as she’d asked for one of these walking dog things!
Once I had (using the skills learned during my toy removal from packaging advanced diploma) removed the toy from the packaging, it provided my family a few minutes of hilarity as it yapped at us and made odd whining sounds. After we’d all held it, made it sound not very happy by tipping it upside down and gotten covered in white ‘fur’ we let the 9 year old play with it!
Basically it yaps a lot, pants and expresses displeasure if you touch it but doesn’t do a hell of a lot else. It is supposed to walk forwards on it’s lead controlled via a control pad at the childs hand. However,on a relatively flat pile carpet it will only do this for a little while before it appears to get stuck and then just goes back to making disgruntled little dog noises. Guess it’s quite realistic in that way!
The child in question played with it for about 10 minutes on her birthday a month ago. Since then it has been sitting on the top of the toybox gathering dust, and shedding fur!
Considering the amount you pay for it and the fact that like a real dog it gets it’s fur everywhere I suggest you go to the local rescue centre and get a real one. Much more fun!
Worth noting that we have all carpeted rooms in our house and this has not been tried on hard flooring or outside.
bought this Real Fur Gogo Pup for my daughters 9th birthday as she’d asked for one of these walking dog things!
Once I had (using the skills learned during my toy removal from packaging advanced diploma) removed the toy from the packaging, it provided my family a few minutes of hilarity as it yapped at us and made odd whining sounds. After we’d all held it, made it sound not very happy by tipping it upside down and gotten covered in white ‘fur’ we let the 9 year old play with it!
Basically it yaps a lot, pants and expresses displeasure if you touch it but doesn’t do a hell of a lot else. It is supposed to walk forwards on it’s lead controlled via a control pad at the childs hand. However,on a relatively flat pile carpet it will only do this for a little while before it appears to get stuck and then just goes back to making disgruntled little dog noises. Guess it’s quite realistic in that way!
The child in question played with it for about 10 minutes on her birthday a month ago. Since then it has been sitting on the top of the toybox gathering dust, and shedding fur!
Considering the amount you pay for it and the fact that like a real dog it gets it’s fur everywhere I suggest you go to the local rescue centre and get a real one. Much more fun!
Worth noting that we have all carpeted rooms in our house and this has not been tried on hard flooring or outside.