Pick your friend
Fifteen breeds, from chihuahua to German shepherd, and eight fur colours. You choose the name.
Adopt a puppy, give it a name and care for it like a real one.

Your puppy gets hungry and thirsty, wants to play and needs sleep, and each one has its own personality. The better you care, the happier and healthier it is.
Fifteen breeds, from chihuahua to German shepherd, and eight fur colours. You choose the name.
Feed it, give it water, pet it, give it a bubble bath and put it to bed. Outside you walk it as a boy or a girl.
Eleven games: fetch, frisbee, hide and seek, tug of war, bubbles, agility, puppy school, a walk through the forest, beach or town and more. In the garden your puppy bounces on the trampoline and slides down the slide.
Hats, glasses, sweaters and bandanas. Change the wallpaper, bed and bowls in the room, and the kennel and decorations in the garden.
Day turns to night, and spring, summer, autumn and winter take turns. It rains, snows and shines. A raincoat helps in the rain.
Sit, paw, lie down, spin, speak, jump and dance. With tricks learned it can enter the dog show.
Meet other dogs in the park. They say hello, chase each other and sometimes come to visit in the garden.
Take a picture of your puppy in a new outfit and send it to grandma. The diary notes the first snow, the first trick and every birthday party.
Listen to the heartbeat, brush and trim the fur, pick colourful streaks – then off to the dog show for a ribbon.
At the beach your puppy swims in the sea and builds a sandcastle. In the mountains it rides a sled and warms up by the cabin.
Turn carrots and strawberries from the garden into cookies, muffins or stew. Home-cooked food fills your puppy up better than shop food.
A new challenge every week, with clothes that cannot be bought. A walk in the morning, a bedtime story in the evening.
Every picture comes straight from the game.










The puppy grows into a big dog. With good care it stays with you for a full three months and one day has a puppy of its own.
At the end of a long life the dog says a gentle goodbye and goes to doggy heaven. It stays in the memory album, and its puppy stays with you. Coins, clothes and the room are kept. Parents can switch ageing off in the Menu.
The game teaches routine and responsibility, with no pressure and no traps.
The game runs right in the browser on a phone or a computer. Nothing to install.