Name a place. The more obscure your answer, the deeper your worm digs.
DOGDLE
Guess the breeds of today's shelter dog that is looking for their forever home.
What is DOGDLE?
DOGDLE is a daily puzzle that features a real shelter dog looking for a forever home. Each day, you're challenged to guess both of the dog's breeds. After solving, you'll get a link to adopt the featured dog.
How to play DOGDLE
Type a breed name into the search box, select it from the list, and submit your guess. You have up to 8 tries to identify both breeds. Color tiles and arrows help you narrow down your guesses based on how close you are and whether attributes like size or lifespan should be higher or lower.
Tips & strategy
- Start with common breeds to get early feedback on the color tiles.
- Use the up/down arrows on attributes like size and lifespan to adjust your next guesses.
- Pay attention to partial matches—they can point you toward a similar breed.
- Don't forget there are two breeds; use the lightbulb hint if you're stuck on one slot.
- Check the breed's origin and coat type to rule out entire families of dogs.
Frequently asked questions
Is DOGDLE free to play?
Yes, DOGDLE is completely free to play on its website.
How often is a new puzzle released?
A new puzzle is released every day, featuring a different shelter dog.
Can I play past puzzles?
Yes, there is an archive button that lets you play previous daily puzzles.
Is there a mobile app?
There is no app mentioned; the game is played through the website, which works on mobile browsers.
Can I submit a shelter dog to be featured?
Yes, the site includes a submission form where you can suggest a shelter dog for a future puzzle.
Where to play
Play DOGDLEdogdle.org · free, new puzzle daily
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