Teach your virtual pet tricks: touch, moves and new skills
What your companion can do depends on the moves prepared for their current room and outfit. Check their list before trying something you saw another companion do.
See current interactions
Open Ways to interact. It lists body areas, gestures and availability, with markers on your companion to help you find the right spot.
Available reactions can be used now. Loading means wait a moment. A reaction missing in this room or outfit may need to be prepared; review the offer before confirming. Locked or calibrating entries explain their conditions.
Dog, cat and human touch areas differ. Hair, shoulders and hands are not interchangeable with an animal's head, back and chin. If a reaction is not prepared, follow the preparing or learning entry shown for it.
Tap, stroke or hold
Tap briefly, press and drag to stroke, or keep pressing to hold. Each row says which gesture works. Bottom quick actions also follow the current companion's capabilities.
Bond growth can unlock reactions, but footage must still exist. Open days together to review your progress.
Replay delivered moves
Open Learn and perform a delivered move that is available in this room and outfit. Replays do not need another purchase.
Dogs with existing original footage may also show Original moves for free playback. The list comes from that dog's current room. Bo's collection is not every dog's, cat's or person's default collection.
Teach a new skill
Choose from the family-specific catalog or describe a response. Unfilmed offers show their preparation status and price; calibrating entries explain why they are waiting.
- Open the entry for teaching a move and describe your action and their response.
- Prepare the draft and review its movement and trigger.
- Edit if needed, then review credits and delivery terms.
- Confirm preparation. The move joins the learned list when delivered.
Preparation time depends on the movement and task progress. The current learning flow charges on delivery; if unfinished, follow its failure or retry message. Skills are prepared for rooms and outfits, so another room or a new look may need additional preparation.
Songs are a separate capability
Human companions with singing support can learn a song from the singing tool. Lyrics, voice and performance footage follow their own confirmation flow. An animal sound does not substitute for singing. Available offers, membership conditions and prices appear in the companion's own entry.
Related guides
- Wardrobe: reactions in a new outfit.
- Rooms and little gifts: preparing moves for another room.
- Your first day and Pricing.