Doodles

Doodles are a nice edition to any estate of any toon's; Boy or girl, tall or short. You can get Doodles from affordable price ranges to costly ones.

But if you don't know what a doodle is or how to get it, or maybe don't know how to feed it properly...This is the guide for you.

Now, your toon can have pets too! Adopt a doodle from the pet shop (found in every playground). You can customize its color, breed, and pick its traits. Then name it, and pay up the adoption fees. Viola, you now have your very own doodle!

But wait, there's more! you can also buy "pets training" phrases off the cattlelog to increase the amount of tricks you can get your doodles (and your friends' too!) to do! Successfully pull off a trick and you and nearby toons gets tooned up! Additionally, you can now call on your doodles to help you during battles!

The only downside to doodles is that it eats jellybeans, but hey, small price to pay for a toon up, right?

Buying your doodle

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To get a doodle, find the nearest pet shop. There's one in every playground. In Toontown Central, it's a yellow fire hydrant. In Donalds Dock, it's a red fire hydrant, so on. It's always a firehydrant. The petshops are NOT available in Goofy Speedway, any street, or the Cog Headquarters.

Walk on in with a smile upon your face, and walk up to one of the three clerks. They'll ask you to buy a doodle or give one away. Click 'Buy a doodle'.

You'll get a pretty good choice of doodles. The doodles switch through every two or three days to diffrent ones. Their traits tell you how the doodle acts. Ones from Donalds Dreamland are usually spoiled from what most people think, so it's hard to train them. On the other hand, ones from Toontown Central are usually sleepy and confused, so it's hard to train them too. But, any doodle can be trained. So choose a doodle from any playground, with the traits and looks you like, and buy him/her!

Each playground has diffrent petshops, right? So every petshop has diffrent doodles. The better they are, the more expensive they are. The worse, the cheaper.

If you want to know what the prices for doodles are at the moment before going hunting down the prices per playground, here's a estimated list;

• Toontown Central Doodles - 100 to 500 Jellybeans (Most affordable for new toons)
• Donalds Dock Doodles - 600 to 1,000 Jellybeans (Better for semi-new toons)
• Daisy Gardens Doodles - 1,100 to 1,900 Jellybeans (Great for people who gain a good amount of Jellybeans)
• Minnies Melodyland Doodles - 2,000 to 2,500 Jellybeans (Better for the higher toons)
• The Brrrgh Doodles - 2,600 to 3,500 Jellybeans (Awesome for even higher toons)
• Donalds Dreamland Doodles - 3,600 to 5,000 Jellybeans (Experts only!)

After selecting a doodle to buy, let's name it! Pick a name (It's like the pick-a-name game). At this time, you cannot type in a doodle name. After giving it a name, open your shticker book and go to your estate!

Main Interactions

After buying a doodle, let's learn how to interact with it!

Click on your doodle. Just like a toon, a window pops up in the upper-right hand corner. It's a little smaller than a toon window, though. It should have "Feed", "Scratch", and "Call" on it. If "Feed" and "Scratch" are blocked out, use the "Call" command (Click on it) and you're doodle will come near you, letting you use the Feed and scratch commands.

• To feed your doodle, simply click the "Feed" button. They will take one jellybean from your jar.

• To scratch your doodle, press the "Scratch" button. This makes them happier and more excited.

Emotions

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They have emotions to tell you when they need certain things...

• Excited

If a Doodle has an Exclamation mark above his or her head, he/she's excited to see you or another doodle.

• Hungry

If a doodle has a Chicken bone above his or her head, he/she's hungry. Use the "Feed" command.

• Angry

If a doodle has a Storm cloud above his or her head, he/she's angry. This could be because of not being feed enough, not being played with or given attention to, or dosen't like what a toon around him/her just said. (You stink!)

• Affectionate

When your doodle has a heart over the head, that means the doodle is getting lots of attention, or likes the person/doodle he/she is standing by a lot. (Affectionate is another word for love)

• Lonley

Most people don't see this emotion. When three doodles are on top of his/her head, move in some doodles; Or invite a friend and his/her doodle to come play. (See below, very below)

• Sad/upset

Most people don't see this one either. When a sad face is over the doodle, anything could be wrong. The doodle could be not getting much attention, not enough food, or maybe some toon's words made it upset. Anything could've gone wrong.

• Confused

When a doodle is trying to do a trick, sometimes he/she may not know it. So then he/she has a question mark above the head for a second or two.

• Happy

Most people don't see this emotion. When a doodle is getting a lot of attention, it makes a happy face over him or her to tell he or she is happy.

• Tired

After running around a whole lot, or doing tricks so many times, your doodle gets tired. Simply scratch and/or feed him/her a couple of times, or just wait until he/she gets untired.

• Neutral

Sometimes a Doodle is just normal. When a doodle has nothing above it's head, it's just normal, or neutral.

Phrase Interactions

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After buying a doodle, you get a new category in your speedchat phrases called "Pets". It includes...

• Tricks (Read below on how to use these)
• Jump
• Good Boy!
• Good Girl!
• Here Girl!
• Here Boy!
• Stay

All of the above will help interact with your doodle. Also, phrases like the below will also have the doodle respond to it...

• You rock!
• You are Awesome!
• You guys are great!
• You are a genius!
• Follow me.
• This way.
• No

But then there are phrases that Doodles will have bad reactions to, so don't let your friends OR you say these phrases, unless you want an unhappy doodle...

• You stink!
• Don't be mean!
• That wasn't nice!
• Please go away!
• (Category: Emotions) Angry Emotion

...So use these phrases as necessary.

Tricks

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In your cattlelog, you might come across doodle trick phrases, like beg or speak. If you buy them, you can teach your doodle these tricks.

When you buy a doodle, you get one free trick, though: Jump.

"Call" your doodle if he or she isn't near. Say "Jump!". He/she should either get confused or do the trick and get tired.

• If the Doodle gets confused (Question mark on the head), be persistent and make him or her try again.

• If the Doodle gets tired (Sometimes the doodle won't get tired, thats fine) and does it, Scratch him/her and say "Good boy/girl!" and "You rock!". Tell him that he/she did a good job.

You can use this same process for every type of trick.

When you help the doodle do the trick more often, he/she learns it more so he/she dosen't get so confused.

More than one doodle

Sometimes you might notice that other toons have more than one doodle in their estates. How?

You do know you can make up to six toons, right? Well, if each of these toons owns one doodle, you have six doodles right there! But, if a toon comes over to your estate, their doodle comes too!

Doodles in battle

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This is a fairly new feature. When you click SOS in battle, your doodle can come into battle and toon-up you and your fellow toons. Just click on your doodles name in the SOS list and pick a trick! It's best to use this when he's neutral or excited.

Notes

If you want to get rid of your doodle, go to any pet shop and sell your doodle. (You get no refunds, nor exchanges)

Also, doodles cannot enter the house.

Yet, Doodles can swim. They love to interact with eachother, most especially.

(Thanks to the Toontown Player's Guide for the pictures!)