OMG?!

HMaddict:) · Post Posted: Sep 01, 2010 8:46 pm

Anonymous Fish wrote: wow, that seems really tedious! is there a method that i can use to bring the chickens in and out faster?

Yup, cats. You need at least 4 chickens to unlock cats at Enrique's shop. Although they will only take one chicken out at a time when you first get one. To get them to take more, you need to train them with the cat bell which can be bought from Felix after you've boughten the brush and bell from him.

eShihori · Post Posted: Dec 14, 2010 8:43 pm

muratakim04 wrote: i see, so i guess im not the only one who experienced this. Well at least for now i learned my lesson to stock up medicines for emergency purposes.

Thank you so much! i feel better now..

I have the same experience on my pets as you do. I absolutely agree that the first thing to do is to stock up medicines in case of emergency. It would be the best resort actually.

chuoqiu · Post Posted: Dec 15, 2010 1:48 pm

Your cats don't bring chickens in and out when it's snowing, I believe, even though your dogs still herd the sheep and cows. Since you're in early Spring, I think it's safe to assume that it's a definite possibility that that's what happened.
Just take the chickens out yourself if it's snowing.

Melody Muse · Post Posted: Dec 15, 2010 11:00 pm

chuoqiu wrote:Your cats don't bring chickens in and out when it's snowing, I believe, even though your dogs still herd the sheep and cows. Since you're in early Spring, I think it's safe to assume that it's a definite possibility that that's what happened.
Just take the chickens out yourself if it's snowing.

This is correct. Snowing counts as rain, in that the cats don't like to get wet. Since animals don't get sick from snow, and dogs have no aversion to water, they take the livestock out when it snows.

nongo · Post Posted: Dec 16, 2010 10:20 pm

OMG?!
That happens to me once and awhile too

And sometimes I did't even do anything wrong

chuoqiu · Post Posted: Dec 17, 2010 12:15 pm

nongo wrote:OMG?!
That happens to me once and awhile too
And sometimes I did't even do anything wrong

This.

Melody Muse wrote:
chuoqiu wrote:Your cats don't bring chickens in and out when it's snowing, I believe, even though your dogs still herd the sheep and cows. Since you're in early Spring, I think it's safe to assume that it's a definite possibility that that's what happened.
Just take the chickens out yourself if it's snowing.
This is correct. Snowing counts as rain, in that the cats don't like to get wet. Since animals don't get sick from snow, and dogs have no aversion to water, they take the livestock out when it snows.