You can't breed in Nintendogs. They stay puppies 4ever.
Well the creators of nintendogs wanted this to be more simple but still fun so they didnt want to be able to make puppies on the game. Sorry. You can't. :( Hope I helped.
Your dog cannot have puppies, it's impossible on that game!
yes that breed will be with you all though the game even if you start again try mixing a mini sch with a bull dog
Maybe. There is a rumor going around that your Nintendogs CAN have puppies if you have maximum trainer points. I am trying it for myself, so far no luck, but some people claim they have had puppies. Good luck!
Hi! You can't get a mansion on nintendogs but you can get different styles of houses... But I think there is no point of it because it is still the same space but different decorations..
Yes, a dog with cardiomyopathy can still breed. However, there is a chance that the puppies may inherit this heart problem.
Yes it is. Nothing will happen to the dogs. It will come out as a mixed breed and you will have some mutts. It is ok though because people are still willing to buy puppies for a good price.
All puppies are still considered "puppies" until they are about 1 year old. But if you want to know something specific about your dog/breed ask your vet
There is no way of prediciting the results when you mix two breeds. Each pup in the litter can have a radically different appearance. There is also no predicting the type of personality they will have. People breed pure bred dogs so that the puppies will have consistant appearance and personality. There will still be some variation, but the puppies will be very similar.
yes it will still have puppies but watch them when they mate because if she is not steadied by her owner in the 'tie' then he may damage the bitch. hope i helped and hope you get a good litter of puppies. good luck.
No, because although they are not from the same litter, they are still the same genetically... if you were to breed 2 dogs from the same parents there would be a high risk of genetic defects and/or behavioural problems in the puppies producedThey are still full blooded brother and sister. Think about it. If you have a sister or brother, it is from a different breeding with the same Mom & Dad and you are still full brothers and sisters.I don't think you would want to do that close of breeding, called inbreeding and is not for the best in the breed.2 dogs that have the same biological parents should not be bred together. Some breeders call this "line-breeding" to get the same looks as the parents but at the cost of the puppies health. It is incest and can be physically and mentally damaging to the future puppies. The smaller the gene pool is the more likely undesirable recessive traits are bound to come together. If 2 dogs both carry the recessive trait for blindness or albinism and you breed them 1 in 4 puppies are likely to be blind or be albino. Accidents happen but it is urged that you not interbreed.
Well, can't you always donate a dog? It doesn't matter, it's still one of the dogs, and you can still donate, I wouldn't though, it would mean the puppy wouldn't have a mother or father. (depending on who you donate)