Puppy Luv

Enjoy hours of fun playing with your new best friend! Choose from a delightful Dalmatian, a boisterous Beagle, a loveable Labrador or a mischievous Mutt! You can name your puppy and choose the sex! Play with your puppy in the backyard, at the park or in 4 other locations. Teach your puppy more than 10 tricks and enter him in competitions, as well! There are many unlockable items that you can buy for your pet to keep him happy, healthy and full of love! It's the perfect pet for the entire family!

» Game Screenshots

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» Game Features

The Perfect Pet!
6 Different Locations To Play In
Lots Of Toys And Upgrades
Name Your Pet And Teach Him Tricks!

» Game Reviews

“Wow!!! This game makes you think about how hard raising a puppy is! Even though it's a virtual game, it is really cool to see how you can relate to the game if you have a puppy” – aquagirl8567
“I love this game dispite its flaws - the animation is choppy at times not what you would expect for a 2005-2006 game and the dog does a lot of repeat actions back to back not much to that sit,stand,scratch repeat. The sound is ok for the grade of the animation. The game likes to freeze up a lot especially when you are trying to teach the dog new tricks which can be very frustrating!!! In my ophion if the bugs were removed out of this game it would be a very entertaining fun way to teach children the responsibilitys of pet ownership - parental help maybe required for younger players some of the tricks can be quite hard to master.” – lonewo1f

» System Requirements

OS: Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Me
Memory: 128 MB
Sound: Sound Card
CPU: P800

Download Puppy Luv (26.74 MB)

» Extra Info

Developer: Game Agents
Release Date: 2006-06-14
Tags: action, sim

Did you know that…
In Russian, the @ symbol is often called "sabachka", which means puppy. Country singer Dolly Parton's first record, "Puppy Love," was released on March 20, 1959. She was 13 years old. The word "puppy" comes from the French poupee, meaning "doll."

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