Dog Games Kids Can Play

Here are some really fun dog games kids can play!

Parents, if you'd like to check out our "Especially for Parents" page, we have a lot of great information about all of these great games kids can play online, as well as our other kid-related activities featured on Dog-Paw-Print.com.

As a teacher and a parent, it is important for me to find games that kids will relate to, enjoy and learn something from in the process! In the opinion of the Dog Paw Print site, these are the top dog games for kids. If you are looking for "edutainment," we know kids and parents both will love our collection of kids online educational games. Have fun!
Lori Krout, Webmaster and Site Owner- Dog-Paw-Print.com

Dog Games that are Designed For Pre-K through 1st Grade:

"Make a Word" Game -with Clifford the Big Red Dog
If you are looking for kids spelling games for your emerging reader, show your young kids how to play this game, and have some fun with Clifford! Help Clifford fill in the missing letters to make new words in this simple Big Clifford Dog Game. Red is new color of fun for the little kids in your life!
This game comes from the Scholastic Books website.

Dog Games Kids Can Play - Designed for Pre-K through 6th Grade:

Dress up Virtual Dog, Zipper, in this game from National Geographic Kids

Dress Up Zipper, Your Virtual Dog
Click on the picture to reach the game. After you get there, click on the "Create a Pet" button under the empty scene, and then drag Zipper the Dog to the scene and dress him up! Add objects to your scene, change his clothing and put him into fun backgrounds, too! You can even type words in to a talk bubble or thought bubble. Make him say something funny! In our opinion, this is one of the best kids online dress up games.
When you like what you see, you can print it out, or send it to someone as an e-card. This is a free, easy online kids game that everyone can have fun with!
National Geographic Kids created this fun game for you to play!

Dog Games Kids Can Play - Designed for 1st-6th Grade:

Dog With Graduation Cap from Barking Buddies website

Dog Matching Game with Professor Butch
Match wits with Professor Butch, an extremely intelligent Cardigan Welsh Corgi, who will try to get more matching dog pictures than you do!
When you find a matching pair, he will let you take another turn.
Tired of the usual kids memory games? This is a lot more fun than your usual matching game. You can't go wrong with dogs!
Clicking on Professor Butch's picture will take you over to the Barking Buddies website, for a chance to play a game against the old Corgi himself. Good Luck!

Dog Games Kids Can Play - Designed for 3rd-6th Grade:

Pavlov's Dog
See if you can figure out how to get this dog to drool on demand! You feed him different kinds of food while playing a sound. If you can get the dog to think about wanting to eat, and you get him to drool from just hearing a certain sound, you win the game.
Clicking on the "Pavlov's Dog" picture, or the link above takes you to the game, which is on the Nobel Prize website.

Dog Games Kids Can Play - Designed for 4th-8th Grade:

Cartoon Dog from the National Geographic Kids site

"Zipper the Dog" Games
These games are a little harder, but they are really fun to play! Probably the easiest one of the games in this group is Play Fetch with Zipper, so you might want to start with that one.
Zipper's Pipe Panic is also really fun, but pretty hard to beat. Choose the Easy level and begin your pipeline from the faucet end to give you more time to work. Keep trying, and you'll get it!
Clicking on either the picture or the word link above will take you to the Zipper games at the National Geographic Kids site, where Zipper the Dog lives.

Dude, the Golden Retriever, has really done it this time... He is stuck up on a rooftop, with no way to get down, but don't worry, because you can help save him with your stellar math skills!

By answering math problems correctly in this anime-inspired flash game, you move a helicopter closer to the stranded dog, and eventually are able to lower a safety ladder to him so that he can be rescued. This is one of the most entertaining online math games for kids.

Though this game can be played by younger kids using the easy level for addition and subtraction problems, it offers up some challenging math puzzles at the hard and extreme levels, so it is better for 4th to 8th graders.

This game is brought to you by MissMaggie.org.

Isn't great to be able to help a dog by using your math skills? Who knew?!

Dog Bone Divider - Copyright 2007 Dog-Paw-Print.com

Use the arrow keys to move this scent-tracking dog around the yard, in search of buried bones to dig up.
A flashing nose alerts you to dig. Use the space bar to dig. It is important to hit the space bar (dig) right away when the dog's nose flashes, or his trail may grow cold, and you might miss the opportunity to retrieve a bone.

If the dog's nose turns red, but does not flash, he is close to the spot where the bone is buried. Use the arrow keys in all four directions near there, to look around and find the exact spot where his nose flashes. If his nose goes from solid red to solid black, you are too far away from the area where the bone is buried. Dig when you get that flashing nose! Race the clock to see how many bones you can dig up before the time runs out.

This game is a little hard to figure out at first, but you'll get the hang of it if you stick with it for a few times through. If you like to play dog games, this is a fun one to try. Start sniffing and digging for those bones!

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