Wobble Sameth's Dog Blog

Decided to dust off the good old blog from 2022 and play some more Wobbledogs!

Gonna be posting screenshots, import codes, tips and tricks, and maybe even a few guides!

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Import codes

There we go, 100% achievements :3

It took me just over 31 hours...

I had 42 dogs, and 33 stored cores. I used 6 cores to make ancient dogs for the achievement, and had one memorialized, which means I raised 81 dogs! Wow!

Traits: Two heads, Two front leg pairs, White body and nose

Puppy

Traits: No legs, two pairs of wings, missing right wing, two heads

Puppy

Traits: Lovely colors, Missing all but front right leg, left only insect wing

Puppy

So what happens next?

I'm going to play through it again from the beginning, haha.

There are a lot of things I want to do differently, right from the start! I've also been experimenting with modding the game, so I'd like to see about making my own custom set of furniture and toys!

Traits: Extra tail, Missing front right leg and back left leg, extra back leg, two pairs of insect wings

Puppy

Some dogs don't like being pet (Granule, for example), and this can be a problem because the easiest way to deal with stressed, angry, or bored dogs is to pet them. That can make these dogs a little more finicky.

But there are other ways to manage them.

For boredom, you can use toys or any other objects. Command them to grab a toy, and if they drop it, repeat. If they do not drop the toy right away, just leave them alone to play with it. If a dog is able to fly, command them to fly.

Having a music player of any type on in the same room as them can also help!

For stress, you just need to praise them. For anything they do, or nothing at all. Stress has a hidden value that builds when stressful events happen, like getting thrown around too hard, getting bullied by other dogs, getting their food stolen, choking, or being excessively scolded. This returns to normal over time, but can be sped up with the praise action. If you are regularly praising your dogs, then they are much less likely to become stressed. I recommend praising them every time you put them to sleep or feed them.

You can tell a dog is stressed because it will have sweat drop particles coming off of it.

I play Wobbledogs on my Switch and I noticed there's a lot missing from that version. There was a somewhat recent update that added all of the missing foods and flora as well as adding wings and multi headed dogs, but features like looking at a dog's DNA sequence and trading dogs with import codes are still missing.

Hey there! I'm afraid I don't own the console port of the game, so I can't answer this with complete confidence. In the PC version, if I had to play without access to DNA information, my strategy would be to breed my dogs to the lowest stability every single time, and then focus on breeding my newest dogs, as they will have the most unstable DNA. Luck will be more of a factor in this case, so you'll have to be patient and it'll take a lot of generations.

For achievements that need things like long legs, or big head, just keep feeding your dogs the appropriate foods and hoping they mutate enough before they grow up, and breed them if they don't so the next generation has a better chance. I got most of my achievements on PC prior to the update that introduced DNA view, and, frankly, I found it frustrating.

Traits: Missing back right leg, gene for missing back left leg, extra set of front legs, extra set of back legs, insect wings

Puppy

Worms are dogs with no legs, and are needed for two achievements!

(I named him Dragon, because I'm always 'dragging' him around!)

This is how his DNA looks

You're interested in the highlighted bit.

These pairs represent which legs will be missing. The first pair is the front left leg, second is front right leg, third is back left leg, fourth is back right leg.

Missing legs are a recessive trait, so if a pair is "aa" then the dog will be missing that leg.

If a pair is "Aa" or "aA" then the dog is carrying the recessive gene. It will still have the leg, but it also has a chance to produce offspring that do not. Your chances increase if bred with another dog with the recessive gene.

This dog has the recessive gene for the missing back left leg, but still has all of his legs.

With all of this in mind, in order to get a "worm" you need every single one of those to be "aa"

The easiest way to do so would be to look for dogs with the recessive gene and breed each missing leg individually, and then breed the results together to get a dog with two missing legs... then three... then all four.

The only way to get this recessive trait is through random mutation in the breeding simulator. The more generations you breed, the more these mutations accumulate, and the more likely you are to see it happen.

Just like I said with wings, food has no impact whatsoever on whether or not your dogs will have missing limbs. The only way a dog can get missing limbs is through the breeding simulator, they will never occur through pupation.