Wobbledogs Notes

My own personal guide and reference point to Wobbledogs. Everything here is logged via personal experience and testing.

Wobble Training Index:

basic passive conditioning advanced
sit eat toy lay capsule
roll over sleep egg lay egg
speak (bark) poop capsule die
grab sneeze food x
x choke on food sway x
x bite bounce x
x howl buck x
x shake object hoard object x
x throw object x x

Misc Passive Commands (unorganized)

Basic commands –> Common commands –> Conditioning commands –> Advanced commands

Wobbledog Traits

WobbleDogs are sometimes born with Personality Traits. This is trainable. (ex: Train your WobbleDog with Food and related commands; offspring has a chance of having Glutton as a personality trait.)

Positive

Note: Unpettable is by far the only true negative personality trait, as it makes training extremely challenging if you are not giving that WobbleDog special attention and training during it's life cycle.

Training (unorganized)

1) Passive:

At the end of a WobbleDog's life cycle they will Die. This brings up a trainable menu for some reason. You are able to praise or scold your WobbleDog...it is currently unknown what these effects are.

2) Semi-Passive:

Barf See number 10 under section: [[#4) Command]]

Choke On Food See number 10 under section: [[#4) Command]]

Dispense Food –> Food Dispenser Requires a Food Dispenser deployed in the world and to be accesible. Wobbledogs may passively Dispense Food all on thier own. Usually when they are hungry, but not always. This is not a command the player can issue themselves. Training Dispense Food will passively train Food Dispenser.

Howl A default reaction for all Wobbledogs when one of thier kind Dies. This is automatically triggered and cannot be prevented. Otherwise Wobbledogs with the Trait: Loud, may howl randomly alongside Bark.

Note: Ghost Wobbledogs are more often to howl randomly. Note 2: Howling will disrupt nearby Wobbledogs trying to Sleep.

Expand Den Requires a complete Den already built and constructed. Wobbledogs will Expand Den passively. This can be done up to 5 times. This will generate a lot of Dirt Clumps.

Note: See Dirt Clump

Dirt Clump If a Den base construction is avalible, WobbleDogs will Dig and collect Dirt Clumps, and slowly build a Den (Requires 25 Dirt Clumps.) If a Den is already complete, Dirt Clumps have no further use. Note: Dig will also produce Dirt Clumps Note 2: See Expand Den.

Bite A passive action Wobbledogs may do on thier own. The player can only issue the Bite command via WobbleBopper. Nothing else. Anxiety Nap Not enough information on this training menu.

Shake Object

Toy –> Shake Object –> Throw Object Requires a Toy deployed or the WobbleBopper, Spinning Heads, etc. Toy is a passive training menu that comes up on it's own by simply interacting with an Object that counts as a Toy.

Wobbledogs may Shake Object on thier own, this is not a player issued command. However when it happens, a training menu may pop up if you choose to train it.

Throw Object is a command you may issue to have a Wobbledog holding an Object, well throw it.

Food Food is a semi-passive. This would only come up additional to Eat or Grab (Grabbing an eatable item specifically.)

4) Command

Typically requires the player to start a command in order to bring up the training menu.

  1. Watch TV Requires a TV deployed.

  2. Sleep Can command to sleep or sometimes wait for the wobbledog to sleep all on it's own.

  3. Dig –> Hole –> Bury Object The Dig command can be followed up with an additional command Bury Object. With the right timing, a passive training menu labeled Hole will come up.

  4. Sit Wobbledogs can sit on their own without player commands, but this is one of the few default commands you can use to train your Wobbledog.

  5. Seed Packet Requires you to use the Dig command first and dig up a Seed Packet, then requires you to use the Grab command to have a Wobbledog grab the seed packet. While they are holding the seed packet the Wobbledog may be praised to boost “Seed Packet”

  6. Grab –> Throw Object > (Toy) Requires a grabbable object. Once the Wobbledog has grabbed an object you may use the throw command. Additionally if you have them grab a toy, the training menu “Toy” will passively show up.

  7. Egg Requires an egg to have already been laid. This also requires a player to use the Grab command. While the Wobbledog is holding the egg, the training menu “Egg” should come up on it's on.

  8. Roll Over Another command that a player can choose from the default command set. Otherwise Wobbledogs may Roll Over all on their own.

  9. Capsule Similar to egg. Requires a Capsule already available. (Note: If you have already collected all walls, carpets, and furniture, Capsules will stop spawning entirely.)

  10. Eat > Food > Choke on Food > Barf The basic command Eat in order to feed your Wobble dog. They will passively eat on their own but it usually requires food to already be available (or at least a dispenser)

If a Food Dispenser is NOT available, Wobbledogs might Dig all on their own and start eating Dirt Clumps in order to feed themselves. They may also Poop and Eat Poop again, in order to survive.

Wobbledogs may randomly Choke on Food, which makes them puke a pink liquid while emptying some of their stomach flora. This also produces a eatable food object “Chewed Food.” More critically Wobbledogs may Barf which may empty an extreme amount of stomach flora. This produces no objects, and creates a pink puddle on the floor that needs to be cleaned up.

  1. Dog Core Similar to Egg and Capsule. Dog Core is required.

  2. Bury Object An object and hole is required to issue this command.