Sims 2 Pets Cheats For the PC

Enable Cheats

• The console cheats in ̶0;The Sims 2: Pets̶1; are not enabled by default. You must enter a code before you can use any other cheats. The command to enable cheats is ̶0;boolprop testingcheatsenabled true̶1;. You can disable cheats later by entering ̶0;boolprop testingcheatsenabled false̶1;.

Money Cheats

• Money buys furniture, clothes, and food and pays bills in this game. There are two different console codes that gives the player extra money. Entering ̶0;kaching̶1; into the game console will give the player $1,000. Entering ̶0;motherlode̶1; will give the player $50,000.

Directly Control Pets

• The player is not given direct control of his pet in ̶0;The Sims 2: Pets.̶1; The player can only encourage the pet to adopt certain behaviors by rewarding or scolding it. A code allows the player to take direct control of a pet as though it were a human Sim. The console command to directly control a pet is ̶0;boolprop ControlPets on̶1;.

Permanently Have Kittens or Puppies

• Normally, a puppy or kitten will turn into a full-grown dog or cat after a few game days. It is possible to disable kitten and puppy aging using the game console. This will allow you to retain your pet in the puppy or kitten stage permanently. The command for this is ̶0;boolprop DisablePuppyKittenAging true̶1;.

Disable Aging

• Human Sims have a limited life span and eventually grow old and die. It is possible to cheat and completely disable human aging using the console. The code to disable aging is ̶0;aging off̶1;.

Cheat List

• It is also possible to use the console to list all of the possible commands for ̶0;The Sims 2: Pets.̶1; Most of these commands are debugging tools used by the developers that have no practical cheating applications. Some of these commands are designed to stress test the game, so using them incorrectly can cause the game to crash. You can see all the console commands for the game by entering ̶0;help -all̶1; into the console.