Puppycraft 🐶

Quickstart

1. Find the Puppycraft Guide Book in your inventory when you first join, or craft one using the recipe below. Use it to browse Puppycraft recipes.
2. Craft a Puppy’s Collar. Hold it in your selected slot and hit another player to send a taming request. They must choose Yes to accept; choosing No or closing the prompt does nothing.
3. Try the Command Whistle on your new companion: use it while looking at them, or use it to choose an online companion. Pick a command such as Sit, Speak, or Roll Over.
4. Craft a Toy Ball and use it to throw. It drops as an item when it hits a block.

Overview

Puppycraft lets players become companions through a consent-based collar system, then interact with companions using commands, leashes, food, toys, and pet furniture.

What It Adds

• Puppy’s Collar — dyeable and worn in the chestplate slot.
• Command Whistle and Puppy Whistle — give commands or request to return to an owner.
• Dog Leash — tethers an owner’s collared companion.
• Treat and Kibble, plus a Pet Food Bowl.
• Toy Ball, Squeaky Toy, Chew Toy, and Scratch Brush.
• Dog House — placeable private storage with nine slots.
• Puppycraft Guide Book — browse recipes in-game.

How To Use

Collar and commands

When a player accepts a taming request, the collar is equipped automatically and bound to them. It cannot be removed, but it can still be dyed. The companion’s name tag shows who owns them.

Use the Command Whistle to choose an online companion and give a command, or interact with a companion while holding the whistle. The menu includes Sit, Speak, Roll Over, Stay, Recall, and Summon Pet. Sit and Stay restrict movement until another command releases them.

The Puppy Whistle is for a collared companion: use it to ask the owner to approve a teleport to them.

Leash, food, and toys

Interact with an owner’s collared companion while holding the Dog Leash to attach or detach it. The leash displays a tether; if the companion gets more than 10 blocks away, they are prompted to return to their owner.

Place a Pet Food Bowl and interact with it while holding Kibble to stock it, up to 64 pieces. A collared player can interact with a stocked bowl to eat from it.

Use the Toy Ball, Squeaky Toy, or Chew Toy to throw it. Thrown toys return as item drops when they hit a block; the Squeaky Toy and Chew Toy also squeak when used. The Scratch Brush can be used on your collared companion.

Dog House

Place a Dog House and interact with it to open its private storage. The placer can assign a collared companion to access the house, or unassign them. Its nine slots let authorized players store and withdraw item stacks.

Crafting And Obtaining

Use a crafting table for these recipes. The Guide Book is also given to players when they first join.

Treats and Kibble are edible. Treats restore more hunger than Kibble.

Abilities And Mechanics

• Speak makes the companion bark; Roll Over plays a rolling pose.
• Recall asks a companion to approve teleporting to their owner. Summon Pet brings them near the owner.
• A Dog Leash can only be attached by the companion’s owner. When its 10-block range is exceeded, the companion gets a prompt to return.
• A stocked Pet Food Bowl can be eaten from by a collared player.

Progression And Strategy

Start with a collar and a willing companion, then craft a Command Whistle to explore commands. Add a Dog Leash for close travel, a bowl stocked with Kibble for food, and a Dog House for shared companion storage. Use the Guide Book whenever you want to check a recipe in-game.