Soggy Doggy Board Game for Kids Ages 4-8

This was the favorite game this Christmas. Its fairly simple to put together and requires 2 AA batteries which shake the dog. Getting water to pump from the shower head could probably be done better as not much comes out and you have to pump with some vigor to get it flowing (may be a problem for small children). The shower attachment does not mount securely into the tub, a snap on piece would have been better.The actual game play is simple, and eventually the dog shakes and splashes water around a bit. Just make sure its cleaned before putting it away as you don't want to grow mold on damp material.

What I love te most- is the pure happines, the biggest and brightest smile that’s ear to ear, and the heart warming laughter from my son when we play SOGGY DOGGY!!! This game is fun,almost everytime we’ve played,his big brother and dad play with us to!!! That’s how fun and entertaining it is to play this great and fun game!! It helps with counting,colors, hand eye coordination,patience,taking turns and it brings us together as a family.I highly recommend this game. The anticipation and nervous giggling 🤭 our son gets, while turning the paw for Soggy-Doggy to.....SHAKE SHAKE SHAKE!!!

A hilarious game -- especially for outdoor play -- and great gift idea.Pros:- Silly "hot potato" game for all ages -- even if they aren't old enough to play with the "board game" component of it.- Great priceCons:- The main idea of the game is to splash the players, but we felt that the dog itself didn't splash much. The water just drips right off the dog's rubber hair, and when it shakes, there's very little water for it to shake off.- The product is pretty small.- The "game" itself felt a bit weak and poorly designed. It was a bit confusing for younger kids to understand, and even as an adult, it felt like it was just not well designed. Rolling the colored dice tells you what color to "jump" to, which seemed strange and unintuitive. The game would have benefited from simpler or more intuitive gameplay. It felt as though the game was a forced addition to the dog and tub.

Very fun game where younger kids can be included (under 5). Played with one younger and one older kid and first game where we all played and everyone had fun as the younger kids get the rules and there’s no big strategy to make it harder. But fun when you have to turn the cogs to see if the dog will shake. Doesn’t soak the table or anything either, just a few drops here and there.

This game is super cute and fun to play. This was a gift for my daughter and we all are enjoying playing it with her. We certainly got quite a few laughs out of it. I do recommend bottles water for it so that it doesn't get any time of build up on it and remember that you can not use soap on it. I would definitely recommend this game.

We actually have a real dog. So I am not sure why our daughter insisted on having this game. She can just give our dog a bath or take him out in the rain if she wants to experience a soggy doggy. Anyway, about the game.... the concept is fun but it does not get as much play as other board games. First, it is messy, as you get wet (obviously) and it spills, so you can only play it in the kitchen or somewhere that you don't mind getting wet. Also, when you are done, you can't just put it away, you have to leave it out a while to air dry. So we can't follow our usual plan of putting one game away before getting the next one out..... Overall the game is probably 1 part fun and 3 parts chore. I would say it is on par with Pie Face, which is similarly a messy game of chance, though Soggy Doggy is slightly less messy during the actual game, and Pie Face is easier to clean up and put away. Both are played only occasionally in our home in comparison to more conventional board games.

Soggy doggy is a great game to play with the family. Our 6 year old loves it, our 9 year old tolerates it but I'm not sure for how much longer. You will need a little room and a surface that is okay getting wet. The doggy "shakes" off so there will be some water, plan ahead for that.

My son loves the game, he was so excited to receive this. I, on the other hand, don't always want to get wet by the soggy dog so... it's the kind of game you have to be prepared to play. It isn't complicated at all, very simple but because of the shock of the sudden water, even "older" kids who would think its too simple still ended up loving it.