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The Beginning of a Lure Coursing Nintendogs Cup.

Lure Coursing is a new type of competition that replaces Agility Trial on Nintendogs + Cats. The player has to spin the lure's reel clockwise on the touch screen and go as fast as they can while their dog runs after it,

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An overhead view of a Lure course.

avoiding obstacles along the way. However, if they go too fast, the dog will lose sight of the lure and slow down. If this happens, the player can turn the reel counterclockwise to send the lure back toward the puppy. If their puppy catches the lure , pressing the button in the middle of the reel to honk or spinning the lure's reel clockwise helps get the puppy to let go.

In the Junior Cup, it is pretty simple. There are no obstacles and there are only turns. The player has to make sure their dog has been trained with enough speed before entering the competition.

In the Amateur Cup, the player is introduced to path crossings, where they have to be careful with their timing and speed. The player's puppy may slow down if their puppy runs into another while crossing paths.

In the Pro Cup, the player starts encountering hurdles, where they must pull the lure to the white area just beyond the hurdle, stop, and honk the lure's horn to get their puppy to jump over the hurdle. Once their puppy jumps, they must start reeling the lure again so their puppy does not catch it.

In the Master Cup, there are more path crossings, hurdles and turns. However, some hurdles are three poles tall rather than one pole, making it more difficult for the player's puppy to make it over.

In the Nintendogs Cup, there will be many path crossings, hurdles and turns. If the player's puppy is not fast enough, one mistake could cost them first place. If they come in first place they will receive $500 and the Victory Collar. Please note that the player can receive only one Victory Collar per pet.

Lures

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Make sure not to go too fast.

There are 5 different levels of lure quality; starting out in the Junior Cup and advancing to the Amateur, Pro, Master and Nintendogs Cups. These are the same as two other competitions as well. As the player advances through the lure coursing competitions, they may need to upgrade to a new lure every once in a while. The starter lures include Red Lure, Blue Lure, Pink Lure, and Yellow Lure. The second level of quality includes the Banana Lure, the Rabbit Lure, the Steak Lure, and the Ballerina Shoe Lure. The third level of quality is the Bird Lure (Pro Lure) which is also the highest quality lure. Once the player has enough Owner Points, they can receive the Rainbow Lure from Mr. R for exchanging materials, which is the fastest lure in the game. It is recommended to upgrade the puppy's lure only when the puppy gets too fast for the previous one that the player is using. Give it time to build up to the faster lures, otherwise it will lose interest.

Training

The player can practice for Lure Coursing at the Gym, which can be accessed by taking the Downtown route. It is recommended to practice there at least twice a day for no more than ten minutes per visit. Using items like the Mario Kart RC Racers, Flying Discs, and boomerangs can also improve the dog's speed (This method also works for Disc Competition).

Note:remember that the way you feed and clean your dog will affect the dogs performance. Tips: 1. Wash your dog after every 2 performances [you can choose to comb your dog.] 2. Since your dog will get thirsty after the performance it is best to give it water or milk/formula. 3. If your dog is hungry give it some dry food or canned food [it will help if you give it diet food for nutrients and balance.] or if its not hungry give it a few treats for its performance! 4. Remember that practice makes perfect and you can train your dog a few times a day so its performance will reach to the championships!

Courses

  • Junior Cup: Turn right, turn left.
  • Amateur Cup: Turn right, path crossing, turn right, path crossing.
  • Pro Cup: Turn left, one-pole hurdle, turn right, path crossing, turn right, one-pole hurdle.
  • Master Cup: Path crossing, turn right, one-pole hurdle, turn right, one-pole hurdle, turn left, three-pole hurdle, turn left, path crossing.
  • Nintendogs Cup: One-pole hurdle, path crossing, turn right, path crossing, three-pole hurdle, turn right, turn left, turn right, one-pole hurdle, three-pole hurdle, turn right, path crossing.

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