Moose Toys Little Live Pets Lamb
YOUR LAMB
BATTERIES
TEMPORARY BATTERIES for try-me feature REPLACEMENT BATTERIES NOT INCLUDED
Replace with 3X AA batteries/Refer to the battery information sheet
WALKING
- Watch your Lamb walk by giving her a pat on the back!
- Hold onto the Leash and see where she takes you!
DANCING
To watch your Larnb dance to music, simply give her a pat on the back!
TIP: Your Lamb walks itself. so make sure not to pull its Leash too much or it will fall over
NURTURING
Give Lamb Pats on her read!
Watch her tail wag!
FEEDING
To feed your Larnb, gently push the Bottle into her Mouth. Her Tail will wag with excitement as she is fed!
SLEEPING
When don’t play with your Lamb, she Will try to get attention. She will eventually asleep and begin to snore.
Wake your Lamb at any time by:
- Pressing her button (Mode Button).
- Turning the switch from “ON” to “OFF” and then back to “ON.”
TROUBLESHOOTING
For best performance and to avoid any potential do not restrict the movement of the legs or The Lamb function does not match the instructions. Your Lomb moves slowly or not at all:
Always ensure the switch is ‘ON’ and not in the ‘OFF’ or “TRY-ME” positions.- Battery may be low Low batteries may not allow full function.
- Insert 3 fresh batteries as described in the Batteries page Of this manual
- Your Lamb may be in Sleep Mode: Turn the switch from ON to OFF then back “ON”.
Always ensure the switch is ‘ON’ and not in the ‘OFF’ or “TRY-ME” positions.Patting the head or back does not yield animations or sounds
- Ensure you’re stroking the Head Sensor area on your Lamb’s head. or the Back Sensor area on her back (please refer to the diagram in this manual).
- Increase the contact area of your hand,
Lamb does not respond to the Bottle accessory
- Make sure you are inserting the tip of the Bottle into your Lamb’s mouth.
- Ensure the Bottle is oriented in the same way as shown in the ‘Feeding’ section of this manual.
- Feeding animation & sounds only occur once when the Bottle is pushed into her Mouth. To feed her again. simply remove the Bottle and insert it again.
Short Battery Life
- Switch Lamb “OFF’ when not in use.
- Do not restrict any movement (legs or toil). as this will shorten battery life.
My Lamb keeps falling over
- Your Lamb will move by itself. avoid any excessive pulling on the Leash.
- Never swing or rapidly pull Lamb by the Leash — this may result in damage to the toy or surrounding items.
Leash CEP is Scutt to remove from Collar Loop
- For best results. grip the Leash Clip directly with one hand and hold your Lamb in place with your other hand. Gently pull the Leash Chp away from the Collar loop (the open end of the leash Clip should be facing towards your Lamb’s body) until the Leash Clip successfully separates from the Collar Loop.
- Avoid tugging or pulling from the far end of the Leash to remove.
Where to play with your Lamb
- You should play with your Lamb on a smooth and level ground surface.
- Lamb’s function & movements may be affected by carpeted surfaces.
Caution: Do not use your Lamb on a raised surface (such as a table).
FCC STATEMENT
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
- This device may not cause harmful interference. and (21 This device must accept any interference received. including interference that may cause undesired operation.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to cocnpl•y with the Emits for a Class B digital device. pursuant 10 Part 15 of the FCC Ruks. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in residential equipment generates. uses and can radiate radio frequency if installed and used following the instructions. may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception. which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on. the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the f010’Ning measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver,
- Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or experienced radio/TV technician for help.
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Moose Toys Little Live Pets Lamb-FAQs
How do I turn off Little Live Pets on a dog?
Unfortunately, most Little Live Pets, like the dog, do not have an off switch. If you find the toy too noisy or active, it’s best to remove the batteries to turn it off.
Does dog mode turn off automatically?
Yes, Dog Mode will automatically deactivate when the battery charge falls below 20%. Ensure the toy has sufficient power for continued operation.
Do Little Live Pets move?
Yes, Little Live Pets are designed to move, act, and make sounds just like real pets! These toys bring magical, lifelike experiences to kids.
What is considered a starter pet?
Starter pets are typically small mammals like hamsters or guinea pigs, ideal for teaching kids responsibility before owning a larger pet.
Do Little Live Pets interact with each other?
Yes, when you collect multiple Little Live Pets, such as birds, they will interact by chatting and chirping together, making the experience even more enjoyable.
How long does it take for Little Live Pets to have babies?
The process can take anywhere from 10 minutes to 10 hours after playing and feeding the mama pet. Once she’s happy, her heart glows, and you place her in the hutch until the baby appears.
How do you turn on Perfect Petzzz?
Perfect Petzzz do not have an on/off switch. To turn them off, simply remove the battery. One “D” alkaline battery allows the pet to operate for up to three months.
How do I take care of a little bird?
For a baby bird, place it in a small box lined with tissue or paper towels. Use a heat pad or water bottle for warmth, ensuring the temperature is appropriate. Regularly check the temperature to avoid it being too hot or too cold.