WOOPIE Interactive Plush Dog with Bone Bichon Golden Retriever

12,06 

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WOOPIE Interactive Plush Dog with Bone Bichon Golden Retriever dostupan je u ModeX Shopu. Provjerite cijenu, dostupnost te mogućnosti dostave i plaćanja.

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Dostava na adresu: 7,00 €.
Rok isporuke: 3–7 radnih dana.
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Opis

This adorable dog from the Woopie Mini Plush Pet series is the perfect playmate for children who love animals and dream of having their own. The dog is covered in soft, cuddly fur. The toy is battery-powered, allowing it to move and open its mouth, making sounds. A bone for the dog is also included. This toy provides tons of fun and positively impacts children’s development by stimulating their imagination and learning how to care for and care for a pet. The dog comes in a doghouse-shaped package, which can also be used for playtime.

Characteristic:

  • – For children from 3 years of age
  • Soft plush, perfect for cuddling
  • – Removable collar
  • – Switch activation – easy for children to use
  • – Power supply: 2x AA batteries ( not included )

Features:

  • Walks forward – the dog moves on its own on the floor
  • Tail wagging – a fun animation while walking
  • – Makes sounds – realistic barking sounds add authenticity

The set includes:

  • – Toy Dog (Bichon or Golden Retriever)
  • – Bone
  • – Collar

The toy develops:

  • – Cause-and-effect thinking – the child observes the dog’s reactions to being turned on/off
  • – Fine motor skills – turning on, holding, feeding, walking the dog on a leash
  • – Eye-hand coordination – when “taking care” of the dog, playing with a bone, walking on a leash
  • – A sense of responsibility – the child takes care of the toy, feeds it, takes it for a walk, looks after it
  • – Emotional security – a dog can act as a cuddly toy, giving the child a sense of companionship
  • – Role-playing fun – the child takes on the role of a caregiver, veterinarian, trainer, etc.
  • – Imagination – invents play scenarios, talks to the dog, creates stories