Top Three Best Free Dog Games Available Online

Are you a pet lover? Do you like fun, carefree, easy-to-learn games that challenge your reflexes, even as they keep your mind sharp? If you are like millions of other Americans, who make their living at a computer day-in, day-out, you probably experience down time on occasion. Heck, sometimes maybe your mind just can’t work anymore until you’ve had a fun, worthwhile break. It’s natural. Don’t feel like you are doing wrong by satisfying this urge. Studies have shown that employees, who surf the net and play the occasional game at work are actually more productive than those who do nothing more than try to look like they are working all day, or those who try to keep themselves busy with “busy-work.”

You don’t want any part of that. It’s the quickest way to become a zombie. To break the monotony, you should give free dog games a try. Here are three of the best:

3. Puppy Fetch: In Puppy Fetch, the objective is to fetch the stick your master has thrown. It hides somewhere within the multiple challenging environments – ten in all – that you will play. Once you have located the stick, you must traverse back across the game board and return it safely to your master for a much-deserved “good dog.” It is a game that will always be fun no matter how many times you play it. Even if completing the levels no longer presents a challenge, you can challenge your best times with each run through.

2. Police Dog: You are a police dog on the trail of a pesky animal control truck that is racing some of your fellow dogs to the pound. It is your mission to chase down the truck and free as many dogs as you possibly can before its arrival. There are multiple levels for multiple fun with easy-to-learn controls, but difficult-to-master challenges that will keep you coming back again and again – or until the boss catches you!

1. Dog Frisbee: Dog Frisbee may not be for everyone, though it is certainly a lot of fun. If you don’t like to see puppies mangled and killed in horrific, although admittedly hilarious and cartoon-ish ways, then you probably won’t like it. But as far as game-play is concerned, it is one of the easiest and most fun to learn. You use your mouse instead of arrows. As Frisbees sail by, it is your job to click on the pup, hold long enough to build the right amount of power for the height of the Frisbee and let go in time to snatch the disc out of the sky. But be careful! You also have to dodge bombs, razor Frisbees, and other horrific hazards that could spell curtains for your canine.

No matter which one of these free dog games that you choose, they all share the same guarantee: you will have fun whenever and wherever you play them. And once you do play them, you will find it hard to ever pry yourself away.