“If you think braving the Cyberdogs of X-8 makes you... brave, intruder, it is no use. All Cyberdogs are under my command, and they will bite you.”— Dr. Mobius
The military cyberdog has a sonic bark which is used as a ranged weapon, and the melee attack has a chance to knock down the Courier. They also appear to have the ability to self heal/repair themselves, similar to the Mk II Securitrons.
A slightly weaker variety of the military cyberdog, police cyberdogs may contain several types of small energy cells on death. They can be distinguished from military cyberdogs by their unique black and white paint, as well as the red and blue reflective patches on their backs. They appear in a classroom in the X-8 testing facility during the Old World Blues quest X-8 Data Retrieval Test.
The cyberdog is a non-militarized version of the police/military cyberdog, it relies on its speed and bite strength alone for offensive power.
Only one instance of the civilian cyberdog exists. It is visually identical to Rex and is explicitly identified as a test version in its Editor ID (NVDLC03CyberDog01TEST). It does not appear anywhere in Old World Blues.
Cyberdogs are almost universally referred to in conversation using the single-word ("cyberdog") spelling, but the actual creatures themselves use the two-word spelling ("cyber dog") for their name.
The police and military cyberdogs are variants appearing in Old World Blues.
All cyberdogs are not affected by pulse weapons.
In Old World Blues, a police cyberdog named Roxie can be created at the X-8 research center (by splicing a robot and a dog together), becoming a temporary companion for the Courier while inside the facility. She will not follow the Courier outside, waiting instead near the entrance door. If she dies, Roxie can be "revived" by creating another cyberdog.
The cyberdogs in Old World Blues are unaffected by the Animal Friend perk.
Has platform::PC The mesh file for the braincase used by military cyberdogs suffers from a flaw which renders it untextured and invisible, rather than a glowing yellow to compliment the glowing green and glowing red seen on normal and police cyberdogs, respectively. This leaves the military cyberdog's brain apparently floating in mid-air with no obvious means of containment. [已验证]
The mesh file for the braincase used by military cyberdogs suffers from a flaw which renders it untextured and invisible, rather than a glowing yellow to compliment the glowing green and glowing red seen on normal and police cyberdogs, respectively. This leaves the military cyberdog's brain apparently floating in mid-air with no obvious means of containment. [已验证]
Cyberdogs playing poker
