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From: huisjes@ark.UUCP (Michiel Huisjes)
Newsgroups: net.games.hack
Subject: Re: Help: request for spoiler. (Mild spoiler)
Message-ID: <646@ark.UUCP>
Date: Sat, 25-Jan-86 11:46:38 EST
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Posted: Sat Jan 25 11:46:38 1986
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Reply-To: huisjes@ark.UUCP (Michiel Huisjes)
Organization: VU Informatica, Amsterdam
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Keywords: Dog training

>>    Also Also Also, what is a whistle good for? I now have three and
>>    don't know why I should use them? (By the way, my dog was killed
>>    on a higher level, and never seemed to respond to the whistle I 
>>    had then anyway.)
>> 
>     Your dog must be trained to respond to the whistle.  Blow the whistle
>     and wait for the dog to eventually show up.  Feed him and repeat the
>     process until he becomes proficient.  Good Luck!!
>

This is not true. There are two types of whistles. One which does nothing
(except waking monsters) and another which has an obvious effect (you will find
out). There is however a way to train your dog. You can throw away an arrow,
let your dog fetch it, throw it away again etc. The effect of this is that your
dog will stay closer to you for a certain amount of moves. When you have got
one or more tripe rations, he will stay closer to you as well.
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			Michiel Huisjes.  (huisjes@ark.UUCP)
			{seismo|decvax|philabs}!mcvax!vu44!ark!huisjes