Filed in archive News by John B on March 21, 2007

Looks like a real puppy got a little jealous of the love its master was giving to virtual canines on Nintendogs. A DS Fanboy reader, Jake, sent a pic of his game that his Pug/King Charles Spaniel mix (Norman) decided to chew on. Judging from the shape of the cart, it looks like Jake has lost all the love he put into his virtual pets. Fortunately Nintendo has at least four other versions of Nintendogs ready to be snatched off the shelf.

If this trend continues, my pet Tetromino could start eating my puzzle games. But I really feel sorry for all you World of Warcraft fans with pet Orcs...

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