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A Pembroke Welsh Corgi lies in a field of long grass with its big ears up, mouth open in a grin, and a green collar around its neck. Warm low sun pours in from the right, glowing through the grass and softening the trees behind. It is a bright, cheerful scene and a friendly puzzle.
About this puzzle
The corgi has the classic look: orange-red back, white chest and muzzle, oversized upright ears, and a fox-like face. It is settled low in the meadow with its front legs forward, and the grass rises around its body. The right side of the frame blows out into golden light, while the left keeps more green and detail.
Pembroke Welsh Corgis were bred as cattle herding dogs in Wales, low to the ground so they could nip at heels and duck under kicks. The breed became closely linked with the British royal family through Queen Elizabeth II.
How to play
Choose your piece count and drag pieces with a mouse or a fingertip. Matching pieces click and lock together. No timer is running, and you can check the full picture or reshuffle the tray at any point.
Tips for solving this one
The ears and the white blaze on the face are the strongest shapes, so start there. Then build the red back and work into the grass. The bright right side is the hard part because it is almost pure gold light, so save it for last and place those pieces by small brightness steps.
Common questions
Is it free?
Yes. The whole site is free and there is no account to create.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, it works on phones and tablets, with the board resizing to the screen.
Can I change the difficulty?
Yes. Set a small piece count for a quick round or a large one for a long, slow build.
Will it save my progress?
The current game holds while the tab is open. Close the browser or move away and it starts over.
Prefer pieces on the table?
Lots of corgi and dog jigsaw puzzles exist if you like the physical kind. See dog jigsaw puzzles on Amazon.