
NOTE: 
Breeding different species together can result in some very strange 
babies, but does no harm to the game.  This is because some species' 
muscles and ligaments etc are connected up in a very unique way, and the
game has to make some complicated choices when two unusual breedz
mate.  Think about it for a moment; if in Real Life a giraffe and a
duck-billed platypus got together and were able to produce young together
the result would be some _very_ strange offspring, wouldn't it!
Sometimes in the Petz game, however, different breedz can produce very 
cute babies together, so many people are happy to experiment.
But generally, a Dragonair will breed most sanely with another Dragonair.

This is the Dragonair breed for Catz 4.  

It was originally made for Catz 3 only at the request of Racie of 
"Meow Corp. Petz".  She put together the sound files for this breed, 
and she's a talented hexer with a site full of her wonderful 
breedz (plus another, less complicated version of my Dragonair) at:
http://www.angelfire.com/art2/racieb/petz/
Up there she has several other Pokemon as well as some excellent Species,
Catz, Dogz, and clothes.

The original Dragonair is in the Adoption Centre; but there are also 
some with different fur colours and different coloured eyes, as well as
some that are more slimline than others.  Just put back whichever Dragonairz 
come out that you don't want, until the right one for you appears.

For your Dragonair to look right, you will have to make sure that its 
two bitmap files -- Drac1.BMP and Drac3.BMP -- are in a subdirectory off 
your resource\catz directory, called da.  You may have to create this
subdirectory yourself in Windows Explorer or My Computer.

For your Dragonair to sound right, you will have to make sure that all its
.wav files and the dsnd.txt file are also in the new directory called da.  
You should be able to download the sounds from the same place from which 
you downloaded this breedfile.

Enjoy!

Carolyn Horn

