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Go to the Stylist and type over the name your pet already has, then click the tick.
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How do you change the name of your pet on pet society?
To change your pets name in Pet society you go to the "Stylist shop" and once your in back space your characters name and type the new one. It will cost you 30 coins.
How should you change the name of your pet on pet society?
Well you go to the Stylist shop and where your name is you erase it then type the new name you want , but it costs you at least 30.
How do you change gender in Pet Society?
go to the Stylist, then change it!
On pet society how do you type in a new name from an old name?
You go to the stylist shop (By the stadium) and enter it. There should be a tab on the top right corner saying Name and your current name for you pet. You can just change it from there.
How do you change your pet on pet society from being a bot to a girl?
Go to the Stylist and pay 20 coins to change the gender of your pet.
Who is the mysterious pet in pet society?
The "?" guy's name is Sirius.
On facebook on the game pet society how do you restart a new pet?
You can't restart your pet but you can change the image of your pet by going to the stylish and change the image of your pet (by the way if your going to change the image of your pet you also need to pay for it)
In little pet shop how do you change your name?
you go in the house on the left click on a pet it will say change pet's name
What is a good name to call your pet on pet society if its light blue?
Bluebell.
How do you change the name of a Webkinz pet?
You can't change the name.
How do you change the name of your pet on Habbo Hotel?
You can't change the name of your pet. Once you've named the pet and purchased it, the name is locked down and embedded.
How can I rename my pet in Littlest Pet Shop for Wii?
To change your pets name, you go into the pet apartment click on the pet you want to change and then there should be a button that says rename so click on it and change the name.
