About Save the Dog
Gravity pulls on everything you draw, and the bees attack the moment you stop.
The dog starts in a random spot, on the ground or on a platform. Your barrier must also guard against lava, spikes, and falls. Later levels add more dogs and extra hazards.
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Anchor your barrier to the ground or a wall so the bees cannot push it over or fly under it. Solid shapes like squares and triangles hold their position, while circles roll around more freely. There is a limit to how much you can draw, since heavy barriers weigh the dog down and put it in more danger.
Quick summary
- A Shiba Inu sits in a random spot, on the ground or a platform.
- Draw a barrier that turns solid and shields the dog.
- Bees attack once you stop drawing; keep the dog safe until the timer runs out.
- Fail, and you try again; later levels add more dogs and hazards.
Key features
- Draw lines, circles, or barriers that become solid objects.
- Protect the dog from bee stings, lava, spikes, and falls.
- Gravity affects every line you draw.
- Bees attack once you stop drawing.
- More dogs and hazards appear as you progress.
Tips & tricks
- Use solid shapes like squares and triangles; they hold their position better than circles.
- Anchor barriers to the ground or a wall so bees cannot push them over or fly underneath.
- Latch parts of your barrier into the environment for extra stability.
Frequently asked questions
How do I draw?
Click and hold the left mouse button and drag the cursor around. On mobile, use your finger.
What am I protecting the dog from?
Bee stings, lava, spikes, and falls.
When does the level end?
When the timer runs out with the dog still safe.
How do the bees behave?
They attack once you stop drawing and can knock your barrier around.
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