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A tiny black and tan Chihuahua is peering out through the round handle of a blue plastic basket with the tip of its pink tongue poking out, looking for all the world like it’s posing for a passport photo it didn’t agree to. It’s small, it’s silly, and it’s very cute.
About this puzzle
Chihuahuas are the smallest dog breed in the world, named after the Mexican state where they were first noticed in the 1800s. That little tongue tip sticking out has a name too. Dog people call it a blep, and it usually just means the dog is completely relaxed.
In this photo the dog’s dark face and big round eyes are framed by the white and blue ring of the basket handle, with the blue lattice of the basket filling the lower half of the frame. Behind it a wall of deep red and purple sequins blurs into a rich, glittery backdrop.
How to play
Set the number of pieces, then drag them into place by mouse or touch. A correct piece clicks in and locks. You can look at the finished image whenever you like, and there’s no timer running.
Tips for solving this one
Begin with the dog’s face inside the ring, using the eyes and the pink tongue as anchors. The white ring itself is a clean curve that’s easy to follow. Then build the blue basket lattice, which has a clear repeating pattern. The sparkly red background is the last area, sorted by how much purple it shows.
Common questions
Is it free?
Yes. There’s nothing to pay and nothing to sign up for. Pick a puzzle and start.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. The board scales to your screen, and the bold blue and red areas are easy to tell apart even on a phone.
Can I change the difficulty?
Yes. Choose the piece count before you begin. More pieces make the basket lattice a real test.
Will it save my progress?
Only for as long as the tab stays open. Close it and the board resets.
Like puzzles you can hold?
If you’d rather have a boxed puzzle with real pieces, there’s a wide selection of dog jigsaw puzzles to look through. Browse dog jigsaw puzzles on Amazon.
Photo by Quang Nguyen Vinh on Pexels