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The Deceptive Refrigerator Doors of November 2010 in Pet Society

Pet Society Living — Wed, 24 Nov 2010 04:07:01 +0000

The other day, Edmund went to the furniture store and bought a new refrigerator. When he got home with his new purchase, he discovered that he had been tricked! He had bought a set of Fridge Doors with no refrigerator behind it!

It turns out that the new Restaurant Kitchen White/Silver Fridge Doors in Pet Society are only meant to work with the extra room that you have to buy with cash. Edmund and Jane are of the opinion that this is a very dirty trick since many members of Pet Society are kids who don’t have much money to spend on games.

But since Edmund had already spent money on the fake refrigerator, he was determined to make them work. Edmund soon discovered that they fit perfectly in front of the Hideeni candy shelf that were recently in the stores (400 coins). The result is a charming vintage-style refrigerator! Tah-dah!

Jane chose to build her refrigerator out of the Wooden Designer Shelves (400 coins) from the furniture store. She also considered using the White Elegant Display (1,800 coins) which seemed the perfect size.

Another, though less attractive, alternative for those who no longer have access to a Hideeni Candy Shelf is the silver kitchen shelf (400 coins) that recently came out with the Restaurant items in the Furniture Store. Place the left one in front for a slightly more attractive arrangement.

There are innumerable other creative ways to build your own refrigerator in Pet Society. Backgrounds can be made of windows, curtains or fountains. All kinds of shelves and cabinets are available for displaying your gourmet foods. You can even build a tiny secret room for your pet behind the refrigerator door!

Trick-or-Treat to Save Money and Stock Up on Food in Pet Society

Pet Society Living — Sat, 02 Oct 2010 01:19:06 +0000

Halloween has returned to Pet Society and the trees in your pet’s neighborhoods are filled with candy. The candy you collect on your rounds of tree shaking can be:

Sold for 1 Coin,
Fed to a friend’s pet to earn 2 Coins and 5 Paw Points,
Sent as a gift for 1 Paw Point, or
Eaten for 5 Paw Points and 32 Health Points.

One thing that makes Pet Society better than the real world is that Pet Society candy is really nutritious! It only takes three pieces of candy to fill up your pet, and just two pieces will make him or her stop slouching.

If your pet has money problems (and who doesn’t) and needs to find a cheaper way to eat so he or she can afford all the expensive furniture and clothes in the shops, you should try to store up enough Halloween candy to feed your pet for a good part of the coming year.

Because you are allowed to have 99 of each candy, with 6 different kinds of candy, you can store up to 594 pieces of candy in your chest.

But there’s a trick to getting lots of treats. The more candy you have in your chest, the less you can get from the trees. In fact, the trees stop giving each type of candy when you have three pieces in your chest. In order to have lots of candies, you must work with one or more friends.

How to stock up on Halloween candy

Choose one or more friends, preferably people you know in the real world so they won’t cheat you.
Select one pet who will do the trick-or-treating.
Feed up your pet, turn off the music and toggle graphics to low quality to make your game faster.
Take your pet trick-or-treating (See this post on Promenading if you don’t know how).
Immediately send off all the candy to your friend(s).
Continue gathering and sending candies until your friend(s) have 99 of each candy in their chest(s).
Have your friend(s) send back your share of candy.

If you have a large group, more than one pet can be responsible for finding candy. When the pets who store the candy can’t hold any more, one of the pets who collect candy will begin to store it instead.

By prudently gathering Halloween candy, your pet can have a bigger budget for clothes and decorating. Be wise like the squirrels and start your food storage.

Have fun and remember to work only with friends you can trust!

Too Poor to Celebrate Thanksgiving in Pet Society? Get Together With Your Friends!

Pet Society Living — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 23:32:59 +0000

The Holiday Season has begun in Pet Society! Yesterday we were all dazzled by the luxurious Thanksgiving items that arrived in the shops . . . and maybe a little dismayed by the price tags.

Every year is special in Pet Society and no one should miss out on the joy of the holidays. Perhaps friends on a modest income can work together to make a hearty celebration.

Here is how to plan a Pet Society Thanksgiving dinner (or other special occasion) with your friends:

Choose one or more friends or family members (people you know in the real world) to celebrate with you
Agree among yourselves which item(s) each person will bring to the party
Decide which pet will host the party and send the items to his or her house
Decorate a room for the party
Agree on a dress code so you will all look good together
Each pet can come to dinner and take photos in different parts of the room (laughing, dancing and having fun)
Piece the photos together (using Photoshop, Paint, or other graphic editing software) and you will have photos of all of you at the party together.

This year, Jane is hosting a Thanksgiving dinner for her close friends, followed by a bonfire dance in the forest at her friend Rupert’s place. Feel free to come to Jane’s house and take Thanksgiving photos in her second room.

We wish you a Happy Pet Society Thanksgiving!

18th Century British Royal Naval Officer’s Uniform and Nautical Decor

Pet Society Living — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 13:29:55 +0000

Pet Society is a fun place for period costume enthusiasts. One of our favorite outfits is the navy blue and gold colonial set which resembles the uniform of a naval officer in the late 18th century (except for the tricorne hat being blue instead of black).

This costume consists of a coat, breeches, black buckle shoes (with white stockings), and hat. This fine set of clothes is a steal at $860.

Complete the effect with nautical themed decor recently arrived in stores and the rusty anchor which can be fished out of the pond. Recommended for historians, romantics and fans of the Royal Navy. This uniform is reminiscent of films such as Persuasion (Captain Frederick Wentworth and Admiral Croft), Horatio Hornblower and Master and Commander — even though the style suggests a slightly earlier period.

Improve Your Foreign Language Skills by Playing Pet Society

Pet Society Living — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 10:34:17 +0000

Are you currently studying a foreign language? Do you know that you can also play Pet Society in English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Dutch, Swedish and Danish? Improve your fluency in any of these languages by using them every day in Pet Society.

To change the language in your game you must be inside your own pet’s house. Click on the flag to the left of the save button and a select the language you wish to use.

Announcements and messages in the game and will now appear in your language of choice, including the growing time and sizes of plants in your garden.

Read the texts that pop up when you do different activities while visiting friends.

You will be surprised how you get accustomed to a language and how much more confident you feel from using it regularly.

Note: Letters from your friends will still be in English, or whatever language in which they originally composed.