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A small puppy with brown patches over a white coat stands on bare ground and looks up toward the camera, ears half raised. The brown and white markings break the body into clear shapes, and the plain earthy background keeps the focus tight. It makes a pleasant, readable puzzle.
About this puzzle
The puppy has a white face with a brown patch over each ear and one eye, and more brown spread across its back. It stands on dry packed earth scattered with a few dead leaves and twigs, with the light coming from the front so the markings stay crisp. The blurred ground behind fades to soft brown.
Piebald patching like this, white with colored patches, comes from genes that limit where pigment cells settle in the skin during early development. The exact pattern is different on every dog, even between littermates.
How to play
Set a piece count and drag pieces around with a mouse or your finger. When two fit they click and stay. Nothing is timed, and the full picture and a shuffle option are always available.
Tips for solving this one
The brown patches are the best landmarks, so place the ears and the back markings first, then join them with the white sections between. The dry ground is all similar browns, so sort those pieces by the small leaves and twigs and by the shift from sharp foreground to blurred back.
Common questions
Is it free?
Yes. Free to play, with no account and nothing to install.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, it works on a phone or tablet and the board fits the screen.
Can I change the difficulty?
Yes. Choose few pieces for a quick round or many for a long one, and change it any time.
Will it save my progress?
The current puzzle stays where you left it while the tab is open, and resets once it closes.
Like the boxed kind?
Plenty of dog jigsaw puzzles are out there if you enjoy sorting real pieces. See dog jigsaw puzzles on Amazon.
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