Interactive Soft Cavalier-Dog

Price: €29.95

The interactive soft Cavalier dog is a playmate that responds to touch. Stroke its head and it starts to bark while moving its head and tail, inviting little ones to enjoy a playful, responsive companion. This white-and-brown toy has soft fur and a removable yellow collar. It needs three 1.5 V AA…

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Description

Interactive Soft Cavalier-Dog. The interactive soft Cavalier dog is a wonderful playmate for a child who dreams of a dog of their own – someone to look after, stroke, cuddle and call a friend. The toy lets your child learn, through play, how to care for a pet and take responsibility.

The dog switches on when you stroke its head: it starts barking and moves its head and tail. It reacts to every touch, giving your child a fun, engaging game – it can feel just like having a real pet.

Key features

  • Interactive toy dog with soft fur.
  • Stroke its head and the dog barks and moves its head and tail.
  • Responds to every contact.
  • White-and-brown fur is very soft and pleasant to touch.
  • Dark eyes with dark brown rims.
  • The yellow collar round its neck can be removed.

Additional information

  • Breed: Cavalier.
  • Dimensions: 19 × 17 × 13 cm.
  • For children from the 3rd year.
  • Needs 3 × 1,5 V AA batteries to play.
  • The battery compartment is hidden under the fur.
  • The toy has no sharp parts and is nice to touch.
  • The CE certificate confirms the toy complies with EU directive requirements.
  • Complies with the EN71 standard.

Packaging

The toy dog comes packed in see-through film.

  • Brand
  • Reference
    LEAN12702
  • In stock
    8 Items

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