Robotic Pet Dog

I first saw this little doggie in a window, but it didn't have a waggly tail. I wondered how much the little doggy in the window cost, and hoped that the doggy was for sale. I wanted to buy it for my brothers birthday present, because I'm cheap, and so was this. The 'robotic pet dog' cost about £5, and I guess in some ways was worth the money, however, I wouldn't have paid any amount over this price. When I saw it in the window (I did actually see it there...) I wanted to see what it did. It was apparently a 'robot', so what would it do? A robot is a device which operates automatically or by remote control, so when I saw it was ...  Read the complete review

Sony have recently made a brand spanking new robotic dog called Aibo. He is going to retail for £1800.00. He (the dog of course) is very cute looking and he is just as good when it comes to his features. Aibo, which separates him from other robotic dogs, has the ability to learn. For example, if he is looking at his pink ball and you hit him on the head he will learn to in future not look at the ball ever again. However, if you pat him gently on the head, he will look at the ball even more and may even play with it later on. Aibo is absolutely fantastic. He can even be controlled by remote control so you can tell him to do things. You can even buy a machine that lets you ...  Read the complete review

Okay dogs are hard work and expensive. All of that effort and work is worth it. You cannot stroke a robot dog! It has no fur! It does not need taking out for walks! It is a piece of plastic! I do not see what pleasure can be got out of one of these fake dogs. I am not saying for people to all go out and buy real dogs because then there would be more strays. I am just saying that these dogs are not pets; they may give a six year old some amusement but nothing more than that. ...  Read the complete review

Poo-Chi is the latest craze to be sweeping the country, I would imagine a lot of children want one for Christmas. Poo-Chi is an interactive puppy that just wants to be loved. The more you care for your Poo-Chi the more content and happier he will be. His head, ears, legs and mouth move and he can also sit, stand and dance on his tiptoes, just like a real puppy. Just like a normal puppy you will have to feed him, to do this you must use a special bone, don't worry though Poo-Chi will let you know when he is hungry. Poo-Chi can also sense light, sound and touch and he will react differently to each situation he is posed with. ...  Read the complete review

Not worth buying unless your kids are quite young, from the age of 7 to about 11 yrs of age. I bought this dog for a laugh really, as I thought that it would be pretty good, but it is very simple, and not stimulating enough. It comes in several colours. It responds to a touch button, it responds to its bone, and to noise. It cannot walk, it can sing, it sleeps, it can stand up and sit down. If you were looking for the closest robotic dog simulator, than the Sony one would be more ideal. But ideal would set u back over a grand! ...  Read the complete review