The quickest way to do so is to check the newspaper or make a phone call and select “Adopt Pet from Adoption Center.” You’ll be presented with a pop up box that lists three tabs, one tab each for cats, dogs, and horses. They will act with free will regardless of your setting in the options screen, but you can order them to do literally anything you want to at any time, even if it goes against their Pet Traits. However, unlike previous expansions, HMPs are completely under your control. That means all humans and HMPs combined must be eight or fewer if you’re already at the cap, you can’t breed, buy, or adopt any more. Like with The Sims 2, HMPs count toward your family limit. Each species brings its own benefits and drawbacks, but all of them take more time and attention than LMPs. HMPs are comprised of dogs, cats, and horses. Also, LMPs do not count toward the family count limit, so you can have as many as you can afford.
Still, some lifetime goals or wants revolve around them, and they are quite cheap compared to the high-maintenance pets. They are conversation starters and give kids something to do, but if you’re focused on profits or skill points, they’re not worth the money or time. LMPs are, in practice, nothing but décor. Any LMP in the same room will give a buff, and will help out other meters when interacted with. LMPs that go without food or social contact will die quicker, but can be released if you no longer want the pet and don’t want to clean up any corpses. Regardless, once you have an LMP, all you really need to do is make sure they are fed and interacted with every day or so. Not all LMPs can simply be bought outright some must be hunted or otherwise found in the wild. Once you buy and place the aquarium, cage, or whatever, have a human Sim interact with it and select “Buy ” command. To get them, simply go into Buy Mode and buy the appropriate home in the pets sort. LMPs are fish, snakes, iguanas, and other small animals.
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