Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn™ Learning Puppy™  | 
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Brand: Fisher-Price
Category: Toy
List Price: $21.79
Buy Collectible: $9.90
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Avg. Customer Rating:  391 reviews
Sales Rank: 70
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Fragile: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries: 3
Batteries Included: Yes
Age: 6 months - 3 years
Battery: 3 AA
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.9
Dimensions (in): 7 x 11 x 13
MPN: C6325
Model: C6325
UPC: 027084131413
EAN: 0027084131413
ASIN: B000284ZNI
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: Gently used, like new, battereis included, works great, quick shipping!
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| Features:
| • | Baby can learn A-B-Cs, 1-2-3's and parts of the body, plus sing along to 10 favorite songs and games | | • | Dog bone collar lights up to the music | | • | With rich music, sing-along songs, and lots of activities, they combine early academics and everyday experiences-for the way kids really learn | | • | Part of Laugh & Learn Collection | | • | Age Range 6 to 36 Months |
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Product Description
The Laugh and Learn Puppy is a cuddly play pal for your baby that combines two modes of play -- learning mode and music games -- with 10 delightful songs. In Learning Mode, six hot spots on the puppy teach your child A-Z, body parts and colors through fun phrases and songs. Then, switch to Game Mode for fun phrases and songs, including the Alphabet Song, a color song, a counting song and a song that teaches body parts. In Game Mode, kids can also enjoy six additional songs that encourage interaction: Head Shoulders Knees and Toes, Oh Where Has My Little Dog Gone, Pat-a-Cake, This Little Piggy, This Old Man and Bingo. Provides hours of interactive enjoyment. Requires three "AA" batteries (included).
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| Customer Reviews: Read 386 more reviews...
 Great first Toy! July 21, 2008
This puppy was a gift to my daughter when she was three months old. the age suggestions say 6 mos + but she loved the puppy right away. Now when we go to the toy store, everytime she sees the puppy on the shelf her face lights up, she smiles and starts kicking her legs! I usually put it in the car for her to play with. I place it at the edge of her carseat resting on the seat of the car so she can kick it and make it talk/sing/laugh whatever. A really great toy. Beware: you will have kid's songs stuck in your head! Grandma went to be singing "Head, shoulders, knees and toes" the other night!
 Makes my daughter cry July 18, 2008
This is a horrible toy. My two year old daughter got it as a birthday gift from her godfather, who bought it because of the fantastic reviews. It arrived broken -- one of the paw pad sensors doesn't work unless you squeeze it just right, with two fingers. In the past Fisher Price has given me fantastic service, so I'm sure they'll take care of that problem when I get around to calling.
The really terrible thing about this puppy is that when you hit a sensor, the toy stops whatever it was doing and starts a new thing. The sensors are super sensitive, and will go off if you just brush up against the toy. My daughter wants to hear the songs all the way through, and sing along, but of course she wants to be able to hold or touch the puppy at the same time. So the song stops, then it takes like five tries to cycle around to the song she wants, then she hugs the puppy and the song stops again. After about ten minutes of this she was in tears. I've never see my little girl so distraught -- she's not a kid who gets discouraged or cries much, but she just collapsed into my arms in tears of frustration. I felt awful for her.
Other things I don't like about it:
1. The "this little piggy" chant is turned into "this little puppy," so now my daughter has started saying that, and I prefer the classic rhyme.
2. There's a whole part that says "blue ear," "yellow foot," "green hand," when you hit those body parts. But because it cuts off when you hit the sensors, it can sound like "blue -- foot," when the foot is actually yellow. My daughter repeated "blue foot," and I had to correct her.
3. It says "I love you". I generally don't like inanimate objects saying they love my child.
If Fisher Price just made the slight change of having this puppy complete what he's doing before starting the next activity, we'd probably love it!
 ard to maintain attention July 17, 2008
This is an incredibly cute toy. My 2 yr old got it as a present at 18 months and thinks it's very cute, but it doesn't hold his interest very long. My major beef with it's too easy to press a body part by hugging it or moving it around. For toddlers who like to touch and move things and not just sit, watch, and listen until a song is over, it's a problem. You press its paw, it sings, and then when your toddler ends up hugging it, or wanting to play with it in different ways, he activates other body parts. So you basically never get to hear an entire song all the way through unless you insist that your toddler move away from the doll to listen to it first.
annoying! July 8, 2008
This dog is so annoying! my daughter (9 months) likes it ok, but is easily distracted away from it; and the darn thing drives me crazy! it won't stop talking, even if you press the button on the foot to off mode. if you turn it off on the batary case inside the velcro closure, it will obviously turn off though. the button in the ear won't work either. i just think that there are much better things out there that you could spend your money on. just my opinion.
Love, love, love it! July 1, 2008
My son has loved this puppy since he was only a few weeks old (he is now 9 months). He loves the singing...it always puts a smile on his face, and he loves squeezing the different parts to make sounds (loves the cause/effect). The only thing is the ear doesn't work anymore. But, I think it's because the little one chewed on it too much and broke it. Anyway, it's still a great toy and he's had so much fun with it!
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