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Contents 1 P-Chan 2 Butterflies 3 Frogs 4 Moles 5 Rabbits 6 Squirrels 7 Wild Dogs 8 They disturb your animals during the night. They will scare your Cows or eat your Chickens if you leave them outside at night. They will also break down your fence unless your Dog is kept outside to scare them away. If you stay up long enough and if you are lucky, you may be able to witness when the wild dog comes, and then you can have fun torturing it with your tools until it leaves your animals alone 9 Comments

P-ChanEdit

This is Ellen's pet bird in the back room of the Restaurant. You can hear it chirp at you if you try to talk to it. This bird will be important if you are trying to marry Ellen for the event that you have with her.

ButterfliesEdit

Unimportant little bugs that fly around during the Spring and the Summer, you don't need to pay attention to them, since they are just for show.

FrogsEdit

Frogs, like butterflies, are there just to add an some extra detail to the game. They pop out when you cut the grass on your farm.

MolesEdit

These little guys come out of the ground when you plant seeds. You can put your dog near the moles to scare them away.

RabbitsEdit

In the Winter, you will see Eve's Grandfather (Hunter) with a Rabbit. You can set the rabbit free by saying you will pay 1000 Gold for the Rabbit (you won't lose the Gold). The Hunter will say you have a good heart and let the Rabbit go free. Aside from that, rabbits are not very important in the game.

SquirrelsEdit

You will see squirrels scampering around the mountain. Don't mind them.

Wild DogsEdit

They disturb your animals during the night. They will scare your Cows or eat your Chickens if you leave them outside at night. They will also break down your fence unless your Dog is kept outside to scare them away. If you stay up long enough and if you are lucky, you may be able to witness when the wild dog comes, and then you can have fun torturing it with your tools until it leaves your animals aloneEdit