Service Dog Mix-up Solver
Read family clues, check breed profiles, and match 15 mixed-up service dogs to their correct 8 handlers in this logic puzzle.
How to play
- Scroll through the 3 pages of waiting dogs and tap one to read its profile.
- Open the clues menu to study the 6 family and role relationships on the board.
- Navigate the 2 handler pages to find the person matching the dog's specific service role.
- Drag the dog card onto the correct handler, or tap the dog then the handler.
- Fill all 15 empty leash slots across the 8 handlers to complete the park dispatch.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap a dog then a handler, or drag the dog card directly.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click a dog then a handler, or drag the dog card directly.
More about this game
A massive leash mix-up at the park has separated 15 service dogs from their 8 handlers. Your goal is to reunite every team by reading each dog's profile, checking their age and breed, and cross-referencing the relationship board. Handlers require different numbers of dogs, ranging from one to four. If you make a mistake, a red alert pops up for 1.1 seconds. The run ends when you successfully untangle all three dog families and return the whole crew safely.
Tips
- Harvey needs exactly 4 medical alert dogs. Look for Ginny, the 13-year-old senior alert dog, and trace the lineage from Rose to Mouse to Harper.
- Pay close attention to the guide dog family tree. Smudge and Luna are Shimmer Junior's parents, but they belong to different handlers.
- Use the handler's required dog count as a hint. Matthew needs exactly 2 dogs, which perfectly fits the police family duo of Skip and Buster.
Questions
How do I figure out where Phillip goes?
Check the Miller link on the relationship board. Phillip is a 5-year-old Maltese and Harper's father, which means he belongs to the Miller Family handler who needs exactly one dog.
What happens if I assign a dog to the wrong handler?
The game will vibrate, play an error sound, and show a red message for 1.1 seconds telling you the dog doesn't belong there. The dog remains in the waiting area.
How do I know how many dogs a handler needs?
Look at the empty dashed circles below the handler's name and role. For example, Jack has three slots for his guide-dog family, while Penny only has one slot for Jimmy.