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A little cream-white puppy climbs up over the edge of a weathered stone step, one paw reaching onto the top while the other is still on the grass below. Warm side light catches the fur, and green blades frame the scene. It is a sweet, simple picture that builds into an easy puzzle.
About this puzzle
The puppy is small and soft, mostly white with a faint tan tint on the ears, and its dark eyes and nose sit right in the middle of the frame. It is half up, half down, straddling a rough grey concrete step, with lit grass along the top of the picture and shadow along the bottom. The stone has a mottled, pitted surface.
Very young puppies have limited depth perception and are still building the leg strength to climb, so a single step can be a real obstacle. Motor skills and coordination improve quickly between about four and twelve weeks of age.
How to play
Choose how many pieces you want, then drag them with a mouse or finger. Matching pieces snap together and lock. There is no clock, and you can open the full image or shuffle the tray if you get stuck.
Tips for solving this one
Build the puppy first, using the dark eyes and nose as your anchor and following the fur out to the reaching paw. The grey stone step has a strong horizontal edge, so lay that line next. The mottled stone face and the blurred grass are the hardest parts, so sort those pieces by light and shadow and finish with them.
Common questions
Is it free?
Yes, it is free with no signup and no download at any stage.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. The puzzle runs in mobile browsers and scales to fit your screen.
Can I change the difficulty?
Yes. Pick a small piece count for a quick sit or a large one for a longer game.
Will it save my progress?
Progress holds while the browser tab is open, then clears when you close it.
Prefer a physical puzzle?
If you like real pieces on a table, there is a big selection of dog jigsaw puzzles. Browse dog jigsaw puzzles on Amazon.
Photo by lauralucia on Pixabay