University Games The Dog Ate My Homework

Pick a Homework Sheet, put it in the Dog's mouth, turn his ear, then collect the shreds out of his rear end. Unscramble the shredded Homework and correctly guess the image. Turn it in before the deadline to win! Every correct guess wins a Doggie Treat. The player with the most Doggie Treats after three rounds wins the game! This game is perfect for family gatherings and game nights, offering endless laughter and entertainment for kids and adults alike. The innovative doggie mechanism safely shreds Homework Sheets into 16 strips and mixes them up as they exit the Dog’s rear end. Simple rules and fast-paced gameplay make The Dog Ate My Homework ideal for children aged 5 and up. Players feed the Homework into the dog’s mouth, turn his ear, and retrieve the shreds out of the dog’s rear end. Players have 30 seconds to assemble the picture and guess the image. The player with the most Doggie Treats after three rounds wins the game! For 2-4 players, ages 5 and up.

• FUN-FILLED FAMILY GAME NIGHT: Perfect for family gatherings and game nights, "The Dog Ate My Homework" offers endless laughter and entertainment for kids and adults alike. The product is designed for 2 to 4 players, ages 5 and up.
• EASY TO LEARN, QUICK TO PLAY: Simple rules and fast-paced gameplay make it ideal for children aged 5 and up. Players feed the Homework into the dog’s mouth, turn his ear and retrieve the shreds out of the dog’s rear end. Players have 30 seconds to assemble the picture and guess the image. The player with the most Doggie Treats after three rounds wins the game!
• INNOVATIVE MECHANISM: The doggie mechanism safely shreds Homework Sheets into 7 strips and mixes them up as they exit the Dog’s rear end.
• GREAT FOR PARTIES AND GATHERINGS: The Dog Ate My Homework is sure to be a hit at birthday parties, sleepovers, and other social events.
• PORTABLE TRAVEL FUN: The doggie’s legs easily detach for storage in the game box, making it conveniently sized for travel, making it easy to bring along on vacations, road trips, and visits to friends and family.