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Interactive Robo-Dog for Children – BuddyDog
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Our BuddyDog is a cheerful robot friend for little animal lovers, offering endless fun and educational interactions. This playful robo-dog helps children develop social skills and empathy while caring for their new fluffy friend. With realistic movements like barking and tail wagging, every minute with BuddyDog becomes an adventure full of care and playfulness.
Why you should choose our BuddyDog:
- Encourages creative play: Moves and responds like a real dog to stimulate active play.
- Educational and supportive: Helps children develop responsibility and empathy through interaction and care.
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Interaction and fun: Barks and happily wags its tail when touched to teach children to be kind and caring.
- Boosts self-confidence: Supports the development of social skills and self-confidence through interaction with a "pet."
Specifications
- Features: Barking, tail wagging, singing, and responding to "feeding"
- Batteries: Requires 2 AA batteries (not included)
- Age: Recommended for children aged 2 to 5 years
- Dimensions: See product images for details
The BuddyDog is more than just a toy dog – it offers a playful and educational experience that helps children develop empathy and a sense of responsibility. Perfect for little animal lovers who want to learn and have fun!
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Once the package has been shipped, you will receive the tracking information. You can return your order within 14 days of receipt. Add the products to the shopping cart and follow the steps for payment and shipping. Always check your details. All shipments are free, and we cover the shipping costs.
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