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A '''treat''' is an item of food that can be used to train a [[pet]] to [[stealing from shops|steal from shops]].  The best-known treat is the [[tripe ration]] for carnivorous pets including cats and dogs, but they also like meat created with the stone to flesh spell ([[meatball]]s are easiest to create and carry around, but meat rings, meat sticks and huge chunks of meat count as treats too).  Herbivorous (i.e. vegan) pets such as horses are fond of apples and carrots.
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A '''treat''' is an item of food that can be used to train a [[pet]] to [[stealing from shops|steal from shops]].  The best-known treat is the [[tripe ration]] for carnivorous pets including cats and dogs, but they also like meat created with the [[stone to flesh]] spell. [[Meatball]]s are easiest to create and carry around, but [[meat ring]]s, [[meat stick]]s and [[huge chunks of meat]] count as treats, too.  Herbivorous (i.e. vegan) pets such as [[horse]]s are fond of [[apple]]s and [[carrot]]s.
  
Omnivorous pets (most humanoid monsters are omnivorous) like everything which carnivores and herbivores like. Bananas are treats for monkeys, apes and anything represented by a Y.  Metallivores (rock moles, rust monsters and xorns) regard non-rustproofed iron as a treat.
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[[Omnivorous]] [[pet]]s like everything which [[carnivore]]s and [[herbivore]]s like. Most humanoid monsters are omnivorous. Bananas are treats for [[monkey]]s, [[ape]]s and anything represented by a [[Y]][[Metallivore]]s ([[rock mole]]s, [[rust monster]]s, and [[xorn]]s) regard non-[[rustproof]]ed [[iron]] as a treat.
  
Note: Only [[domestic animal]]s can be tamed by throwing them food - for example, a unicorn will not like it if you throw it an apple.  Also, it is not necessary to use treats to tame domestic animals.  Anything that they can eat will do, except for eggs which will go splat. For example, dogs can be tamed with food rations, pancakes or royal jelly, and horses can be tamed with melons, garlic or vegan corpses.
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Only [[domestic animal]]s can be [[Diet#Pets|tamed by throwing them food]] - for example, a [[unicorn]] will not like it if you throw it an apple.  Also, it is not necessary to use treats to tame domestic animals.  Anything that they can eat will do, unless it splats (egg, melon, cream pie). For example, dogs can be tamed with food rations, pancakes or royal jelly, and horses can be tamed with garlic or vegan corpses. See [[Diet#Pets]] for an exhaustive list.
  
 
== List of treats ==
 
== List of treats ==

Revision as of 12:50, 14 May 2011

A treat is an item of food that can be used to train a pet to steal from shops. The best-known treat is the tripe ration for carnivorous pets including cats and dogs, but they also like meat created with the stone to flesh spell. Meatballs are easiest to create and carry around, but meat rings, meat sticks and huge chunks of meat count as treats, too. Herbivorous (i.e. vegan) pets such as horses are fond of apples and carrots.

Omnivorous pets like everything which carnivores and herbivores like. Most humanoid monsters are omnivorous. Bananas are treats for monkeys, apes and anything represented by a Y. Metallivores (rock moles, rust monsters, and xorns) regard non-rustproofed iron as a treat.

Only domestic animals can be tamed by throwing them food - for example, a unicorn will not like it if you throw it an apple. Also, it is not necessary to use treats to tame domestic animals. Anything that they can eat will do, unless it splats (egg, melon, cream pie). For example, dogs can be tamed with food rations, pancakes or royal jelly, and horses can be tamed with garlic or vegan corpses. See Diet#Pets for an exhaustive list.

List of treats

Carnivore or omnivore

Herbivore or omnivore

Apelike creature

Ghoul

  • old corpses

Metallivore

  • any non-rustproof iron object


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