

IMPORTANT NOTE: make sure that you have the bitmaps Jowl2.bmp and stripe3.bmp
and that they are in a subdirectory off your game's main directory which
you may have to create, called \art\textures, _before_ you adopt any Buzzo pets!  
If you do not do this, your pets will probably cause your game to crash when 
you try to take them out a second time; and if not then, they will certainly 
do so when you try to breed them.  So I repeat: make sure that those two bitmaps 
are in a subdirectory off your main game's directory.  First you will need
to ahve a sudirectory  called art, and off that you will need one called textures:

\art\textures

This is the Buzzo breedfile for Dogz 4 -- the "Odd" version, which comes with some 
unusual behaviours. It was created entirely by Butterfly Hornet, with some 
help from me to get the sounds working plus the conversions to Petz 3 and 4.

If you later decide that you want the odd behaviour, you can download the other 
version, as it will not harm any petz you have already adopted.  You should then 
notice a rapid change in their behaviour.  Note that the vocabulary in the "odd" 
one will be smaller than in the "dog" one.

Please do not copy Butterfly Chaser creations without permission; the creator 
may be contacted at butterflyhornet@yahoo.com

Here's what Butterfly Hornet has to say about this astonishing and extremely creative breed:

"No one really knows where the Buzzo came from.  Scientists have spent several 
hours and tax dollars to try and figure out.  Some think it came from somwhere 
in outerspace, while others think it started as a science lab experment run amok.  
Whatever the case, the Buzzo exists for any petz owner who wants one.  Please 
be sensitive to its feelings; it is awkward to be half a dog and half an insect!"

Place it in your Resource\dogz directory, and you will then be
able to adopt several variants of Buzzo from it. 

They have their own special ways of communicating, of course, so if you 
want your pets to speak "Buzzo", then download the sound files also, 
which should be available at the site whence you downloaded this breedfile.  
If you do download the sounds, then make a subdirectory  off your Resource\dogz 
directory, call it bz and place all the .wav files and beebuzz.txt into this 
subdirectory.  Next time you bring out your Buzzo pets, they should talk to you.

Enjoy!

Carolyn Horn