So far, I'm enjoying my LPP . . . he's a happy and healty age 3. I'm wondering if there's some way other than feeding, brushing and giving him toys to interact with him. At times, he will leave his ball and walk to the fence and seem to sit and be waiting for something. Also, when he eats, should the bowl go from looking full to empty? Seems it did the first time I fed him but maybe I'm just remembering wrong.

Thanks for any suggestions!

Kathy

I am not an expert on LPP since I've only had two pets, but I think you're doing exactly the right things. His bowl does get empty between feedings (if you let it get that low), but you can fill it before it's empty. If you touch your pet with the stylus, that's basically like hitting him for doing something you don't like. The contents of the bins are the only other things you have to interact with your pet. The two locked bins will become available to you later.

Thanks . . . I guess I was just comparing too much to the Tomagotchi and thought maybe I was missing something. I also noticed that the LPP ages quickly. I just 'adopted' him on Friday and he's already age 6.

You guys are doing that right. I have a pet who is
3 years old i also had a lot of them