Hi there everyone, it's Lubin here and today I'll give you my tips to competitions in Nintendogs+cats.
Starting off with the basics, which apply to every competition. The first thing is of course taking good care of your dog, doing things such as:
Keeping your dog's coat clean and shiny by shampooing it or grooming it, if it's not that dirty.
You also need to give your dog something to drink and eat, because otherwise you won't even be able to enter the comp.
Also take your dog out for a walk to get some exercise and exploring, also get your dog some fresh air.
It's also good to let your dog rest after the exercise.
Let's start off with Disc Competition since I have the most tips for this one.
Start off by going to the supplies store. Buy different types of discs, because as your dog gets faster you need faster discs. You can also buy a boomerang for later on speed training.
Now go for a walk and head for the mountains. Enter the mountain park, it's the best place to start practicing. Make sure you're alone at the park since other dogs will be a distraction for your dog.
Then pick the right disc and start practicing with short and easily catched throws. Remember to tap the screen repeatedly to get your dog to fetch the disc.
When your dog brings the disc, pet them until you get the sparkles, which indicate owner points.
Then grab the disc and throw it again. Keep practicing and remember to be patient. Don't switch the disc until dog is faster than the disc.
Now, when you reach the Pro Cup, there will be a new challenge, sand pits. Sandpits will slow your dog down and can be really annoying, too.
To deal with sandpits head over to the seaside park. Practice there. Even though your dog will be slow at first, it will get faster eventually, so just keep practicing!
Also, even though the space at your home isn't that great, you can always practice if there are no other dogs. You can practice speed and jumping with the boomerang.
Before entering a competition make sure your dog's stats are all okay and they have gone out.
If you haven't really practiced a lot for sandpits, you can always avoid them. You basically throw to you left or right, avoiding the center and outer sandpits. However, there will be other dogs in the same area, trying to catch their own discs, and you are crossing their path, although this doesn't end in a collision every time, but sometimes missed throws.
Now I'll give you tips for each cup of disc. First off the Junior cup. Well, junior cup is really just plain disc throwing, only rule is not hitting walls with the disc, like other cups. You don't really need much practice for this cup, as it's easy and your opponenets aren't that strong
In Amateur cup there will be area bonuses, which will give you extra points if you catch inside them. You should go for them.
In Pro cup your opponents are getting harder to beat and are starting to make less mistakes. Since amateur cup there will be area bonuses, but now there will also sand pits which make running more difficult.
In Master cup your opponents are fast and go for short throws, but you should stick to long throws because they get more points faster on a row.
In Nintendogs cup your opponents are very strong. They are very fast and catch maximum points and also they don't make very many mistakes, none at all in most cases, so be prepared.
Thanks for using the subtitles, I worked hard for them.
And yeah, that was basically my guide for Disc Comp, thanks for watching and bye see you in the next video
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