
I made this breed myself, several years ago, for someone who asked
through Anso for a breed which looked like her long-lost dogz pet.  I 
felt sorry for the requester and worked hard to make the breed look right.  
Anso was the go-between, as she always was in those days, so I did not
know the requester's name, and I believed that the breed was to go up
at Anso's site when it was done, for all to enjoy.  My Great Tuck breed
is the result and it was indeed posted.  The requester promptly threw a 
tantrum.  I have never made "private" breedz for people and I had no 
idea that this requester had expected this breed to be for her alone.
So in case anyone else asks for something and then gives me a hard time
for making it available to everyone, I repeat.  I do not make private
breedz or litterz; breed-making takes too much of my time, and I _always_ 
make the results freely available.  Even when I have made an "exclusive"
for someone's site, I have always made it clear that if it is no longer
downloadable from that site I shall make it available elsewhere.

This is a file which has been sound-stripped to make the download small.  

If you want your pets to have sounds, you will need the Great Dane 
sounds which should be available from the place from which you downloaded this file
or from my site.  When you have downloaded the sounds, if you unzip them into
the game's main directory they should all go into the correct place.

If for some reason the unzipping process doesn't place them into the following
subdirectory which it should have created off your game's main directory:

\ptzfiles\dog\gd

then you will have to create that set of subdirectories yourself, using either
My Computer or Windows Explorer.  Off the game's main directory (where the .exe
file is) create a directory and call it ptzfiles.  Off that one, create another
and call it dog.  Off that one, create another and call it gd. Place all the .wav 
files and the gdsnd.txt file in that "gd" directory. Your pets will talk then.

Enjoy!

Carolyn Horn

