Ageless Innovation's

Lifelike Companion Pet Pup

$179.99 USD

A lifelike companion pet that provides comfort, moments of joy and mitigates loneliness.

Recommended for:

Early Stage

Mid-Stage

Late Stage

Color: Freckled Pup

Estimated delivery between April 21 and April 23. Order within .

Product Details

This adorable companion pup offers comfort and reassurance through its companionship. It provides a source of connection, calmness, and joy.

It is designed to look and act like a real puppy. This lifelike pup has a lot of love to give, all while being hassle-free! It's the perfect companion for those who want companionship without the challenges of feeding, cleaning, and pet care.

The Joy For All pup responds to touch, sounds, and voice. Its built-in technology and sensors enable it to move and bark similarly to a real dog, creating a two-way interaction that promotes stimulation and sensory engagement. These interactions create a bond that fosters emotional well-being.

To make this dog move and wag its tail, pet the back of its head, its cheeks, or its body. If you talk in front of the pup, it will turn its head towards the sound and will bark back joyfully!

  • The Joy For All pets are perfect for individuals who would love to have a pet but are unable to maintain the responsibilities and challenges of pet care
  • The Joy For All pets are suitable for people living alone who could benefit from the reassuring presence of a loyal companion will benefit from Joy For All pets
  • The Joy For All pets are perfect for individuals living with dementia who could benefit from purposeful engagement will love Joy For All pets.

Companion pets can be a wonderful way to build genuine connections, and break social isolation and feelings of solitude. Their interactive motions and sounds create powerful moments of joy and reassurance, reducing stress and anxiety. These pets can also provide relief to caregivers by keeping your loved one company even when you're not present.

These pets have won multiple awards including the Caregiver Friendly Award from Today's Caregiver and the Dementia SMART Award from the Dementia Society of America! We highly recommend Joy For All companion pets!

  • Free shipping on orders over 75 USD
  • Item can be returned if sealed in original package. Please read our complete Return Policy

  • Material: Lifelike coat made from polyester and acrylic. All materials are 100% synthetic.
  • Dimensions: ‎+/- 8.39 x 4.37 x 9.02 in | 21.3 x 11.1 x 22.9 cm
  • Weight: +/- 4.0 lb / 1.8 kg
  • Colors: Available in Freckled or Golden
  • Batteries Included: 4 x type C 1.5V alkaline batteries (secure battery compartment is located on its underside beneath fabric flap)
  • On/Mute/Off switch
  • Built-in sensors respond to motion, touch and voice (BARKBACK technology)
  • Manufacturer: Ageless Innovation

What's included?

  • Companion pet pup
  • Pet bandana
  • Batteries
  • User manual

Do not soak the companion pet or place it under running water.

  • To clean:
    Spray fur with non-toxic toy cleaner;
  • Gently wipe fur with a clean, dry towel, and let dry;
  • Wipe down fur with a disposable germicidal wipe and let dry
  • Brush the entirety of fur with a bristled brush
  • Repeat as needed

FAQs

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Yes, the companion pet comes with four type C 1.5V alkaline batteries.

Simply turn it over and find the opening on its underside. Pull the opening apart to reveal the battery compartment. Flip the switch from off to on. To quiet the dog, slide the power switch to mute. All other movements will continue.

The puppy responds to touch and voice in the following ways:

  • He turns his head towards you when you caress his cheek.
  • He moves his head when you pet him.
  • He barks and turns his head towards you when you talk to him.
  • The puppy goes into sleep mode when you don't interact with him for a few minutes. To wake him up, talk or pet the puppy.

Note that the puppy's legs are articulated but not robotic, so you can change his position from sitting to hunched down by sliding his front paws down in front of himself, but he is unable to perform any movements with his legs.

To clean the fur, it is recommended to brush it with the included brush and use a damp cloth to remove any dirt. Avoid using detergents or stain removers, and do not immerse the product in water as it is an electronic device.

Yes, the fur is made of synthetic polyester and acrylic.

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