Cats and Dogs Puzzle
Photographic jigsaws split between the two animals most households argue about.
Two subjects, one puzzle set. The images alternate between cats and dogs, and because both are photographed rather than drawn, the pieces carry fur texture that makes the middle of a board harder than the edges.
There is nothing clever layered on top and nothing needs to be. The set is what it says: a stack of animal photographs cut into pieces, playable at a pace you set.
Boards are moderate in size, so one picture fits comfortably into a short break.
Controls
Drag pieces into place with the mouse or a finger.
How to Play
- Choose a picture from the set.
- Assemble the border first.
- Group pieces by fur colour before placing them.
- Complete the image and pick the next.
Tips & Tricks
Fur textures repeat across a board and shapes will lie to you. Match on colour direction — the way the coat runs — and the middle of the picture stops being guesswork.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are cats and dogs in the same puzzle?
They alternate across the set rather than sharing a board, so each picture has one subject.
