Dog games

Play three quick, original games and pick up real dog facts along the way. Each round ends with a fact card and the source it comes from.

A wet brown dog splashing through shallow water at a dog beach — Photo: kallerna, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons (cropped). All photo credits

Snack or Nope?

Sort people foods into Safe, Caution or Toxic for dogs, then see the reason and the veterinary source.

Wag Signals

Read a cartoon dog's ears, eyes, mouth, body and tail and decide what it is trying to say.

Fetch Spotter

Time your throw to land the ball by the flag, and find out why a yellow or blue ball is easier for dogs to spot.

What you learn

Snack or Nope? Which people foods are safe, risky or toxic for dogs, using the same verdicts and veterinary sources as our Can my dog eat this? table.
Wag Signals: how ears, eyes, mouth, body and tail show whether a dog is relaxed, playful, worried or warning you, based on RSPCA and ASPCA guidance. More in dog behavior.
Fetch Spotter: why dogs find yellow and blue toys easier to see than red ones, from the American Kennel Club. More in Can dogs see color?

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Every game works with a mouse, a touchscreen or a keyboard, scales to phones, and respects your device's reduced motion setting.