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The Sims 3: Pets is the fifth expansion pack for The Sims 3.[3] The game sees a return of pets from The Sims 2: Pets and The Sims: Unleashed. Cats and dogs have returned, along with a brand new animal: horses.[4] There are also snakes, turtles, birds, rodents, lizards, deer, and raccoons in the PC/Mac version.
Bring excitement and surprise into your Sims' lives with pets! Create the perfect (or imperfect) pets for your Sims, from fierce guard dogs to destructive kittens to trusty horses and more as you determine not only how your Sims' pets look but their personality traits as well. With a variety of new activities and social interactions, take direct control of your Sims' pets and explore new ways to mess with their lives. Give your Sims a new member of their household and discover all-new ways to play with life!
Traits are also featured for pets just like Sims. There are total of 30 pet traits. Each pet can have three traits. More traits can be "trained" by reinforcing certain behaviors. Some traits are unique to one species, and some can be for any species. There are also some traits that will conflict with one another, such as Agile and Hates to Jump.
With The Sims: Unleashed, The Sims 2: Pets, The Sims 3: Pets, The Sims 4: Cats & Dogs, The Sims 4: Cottage Living and The Sims 4: Horse Ranch, Sims can own a variety of pets. Although all games have small pets that Sims can take care of by feeding and cleaning their cage, these expansion packs allow the Sims to have greater interaction with, and customization of their furry loved ones.
In The Sims: Unleashed, Sims can own cats and dogs, both of which are available only in the same small size, and add them to their families. Players can add custom skins for pets, and custom meshes allow players to add new breeds. However, since Unleashed did not modify Create a Sim, players cannot create pets when creating a family.
Like human Sims, pets have different motives that will need fulfilling, and each have different personalities. For example, a lazy cat isn't about to do a great deal of wandering around, and an aggressive dog might not like Sims pampering it all day. The needs and personalities of puppies and kittens, however, cannot be viewed. Unlike later games, pets can sleep even if there is a source of noise in the room, such as a TV or stereo that is on.
Cats and dogs can be told to move by using the Go Here interaction, but cannot be told to use objects. A pet's actions cannot be canceled, but pets with at least three points in the Obedience skill can be told to stop what they're doing. Cats and dogs may autonomously chase their tail when they are bored.
Another way to produce pets is by breeding. Just like Sim babies, puppies and kittens are items. A neglected puppy or kitten will be taken away by Animal Control. It will take three Sim days for the kitten or puppy to mature, and once it does the player will be given the option to keep it or sell it.
In The Urbz: Sims in the City, pets can be genetically spliced out of amber. By entering the Create A Pet minigame, one of those species will be randomly generated: Triceratops, Unicorn, Veloci-rooster, Jackalope, Dodo, Simosaurus Rex.[1] NPC pets include monkeys, and a parrot.
The pet can be socialized with. The interactions for pets are different than for normal Sims, and are: baby talk, hug, kiss, pet, play, pull tail, rubdown, scold, scratch, and tease. Pets also have three different facial expressions, as opposed to normal Sims, who have nine. The NPC parrot cannot be socialized. Pets can also be told to follow the player.
In The Sims 2: Pets, Sims can have small pets (womrats, birds, and fish), as well as dogs and cats. A Create a Pet feature is now in Create a Sim, so the player can create pets, and can set their personality, as well as their fur color and style. They have their own motives, learned behaviors, and Sims can teach them certain commands. A pet will have its own icon and can be selected. The player can see the selected pet's action queue, but the icons will be gray and the player cannot cancel any of the actions or control the pet unless cheats are used. In The Sims Pet Stories, there is a story reward object that allows pets to be controlled.
Like Sims, pets have eight motives that contribute to their overall mood. The Environment motive is replaced with Scratch (cats) and Chew (dogs). Puppies and kittens do not have the Chew or Scratch motives. Pets will autonomously act to fill their own motives. While cats will lick themselves to increase their hygiene, dogs must be washed in a bathtub by a teen or older Sim.
Three career tracks are available to both adult dogs and cats. A teen or older Sim can look for and enroll their pets into jobs through the newspaper or computer, much like normal Sim jobs. Pets will need to learn specific commands in order to advance through their careers. Each promotion they earn will unlock pet collars and coats that can be used in Create a Pet. Like Sims, pets will autonomously go to work if they are in a good mood. Sims can call the pet's workplace to have them quit their job at any time, or retire when the pet becomes an elder.
If there is both a male and female pet of the same species on a Sim's lot and there is a pet house available, a Sim has the option to command a pet to try for puppies/kittens with another pet. If successful, the two pets will go into a pet house and woohoo. Pets can produce a litter of up to 4 puppies or kittens. Players also have the options of keeping a pet's offspring, or selling them.
Pets are included in The Sims 3: Pets. Players are able to have complete control of the pets, and pets can be made to interact with other pets or their owners or objects around the house. Pets have their own personality and likes, and as the game goes on they can get other traits and have others removed when they learn behaviors from their owner, or when the owner compliments a good action they made.
Players can obtain pets in many ways. The first and most basic way is to create them in Create-A-Pet. Players can choose from 118 dog breeds (72 Large and 46 Small), 46 Cat breeds and 30 horse breeds - all 194 breeds can be seen here. For families created without pets, they can be adopted from both the Animal Shelter and from other families in the neighborhood who have listed an owned pet(s) for adoption. Both of these options cost nothing to the buyer.
In The Sims 4: Cats & Dogs, Sims can own cats and dogs as pets, which are the two main pets of the expansion pack. They can be created with Create a Pet, and there are many pre-made breeds for them. Players will be able to customize their pets' appearance and even make their own breeds. For the first time in the series, pets can wear clothes specially made for them. Sims can also adopt cats and dogs. Unlike previous games, pets cannot be controlled by the player, similarly to The Sims 2: Pets, and there is no cheat that will allow the player to do so.
Sims can interact with cats and dogs in various form of ways such as feeding, playing and training, and are able to bond with them through these interactions. Sims can also start a vet clinic business and improve their veterinarian skill, in order to take care of pets and cure the various pet illnesses they can gain.
Like in The Sims 3: Pets, both cats and dogs can have three different pet traits, which are unique to them and are not available to Sims. These traits control the pets' actions and reactions towards the surrounding world. Some traits have unique attributes for one of the two species, but most traits are identical to one another.
If there is both a male and female pet of the same species on a lot and a Sim is friends with at least one of them, the Sim has the option to "encourage" the two pets to mate with each other. The two pets also have to be friendly with each other or else one of the pets will just walk away. If the command from the Sim is successful, the pets will then mate and the female will become pregnant. Dogs and cats can have litters of 1-3 offspring, depending on space in the household and randomness. Sims can sell puppies and kittens. Pet pregnancy will roughly take one day to complete.
In The Sims 4: Horse Ranch, Sims can own horses, mini goats, and mini sheep, horses are a main pet while mini goats & sheep are minor pets. Horses are able to be created in Create A Pet with many pre-made breeds. Players can customize their horse's appearance and even make their own breed. Similar to past pets in The Sims 4, horses can also be given clothing items.
Like Sims, pets can die. However, there are not many ways for a pet to die. Pets in The Sims: Unleashed can die of fire and starvation, although they will usually run away before they can starve. Pets in later games can die of old age, and will be confiscated before they can starve. They can also come back as ghosts and interact with Sim ghosts.
I am having this exact same issue. I did the online chat to try and figure out what I need to do but I wasn't given an option to install or download anything after purchasing the sims 3 pets. I want to know how to be able to play it too since it's one of my favorite expansion packs and now I wonder if it's going to be like this for all the packs I try to add or if it's this one specifically having issues
do you need pets to play cottage living? If i don't have pets will i just not have any animals? It's not super clear on the sims origin page game requirements - just says you need sims 4 base game. it just doesn't make sense to me to have pets but not have the pets expansion installed. if i just need the base then awesome. I just don't want to waste money on an expansion pack that i won't be able to use to the fullest.
sidenote: i don't want pets hence why i don't own it as i find them annoying to my game play, personally (no attacks please, just not a pet person lol i know my limitations) but the idea of having to run a farm would be interesting.
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