Dog Barking Party Game
by Olivia
(Ohio)
Somebody barks a pattern. The pup that barks picks another pup to bark the same pattern and if the pup gets the pattern right, they get to make up a pattern and do the same as the other pup did.
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Puppy Pout Dog Party Game
by Ann-Marie
Get all the players to sit in a circle. Every one makes a big puppy pout (sad face, sad eyes, pouty lips, etc.). Then each player will take turns trying to make the other laugh and lose their puppy pout. For example, if one of the players is "it", they go around the circle taking 30 seconds (or however long you want) and make a silly face, do a funny dance, etc. If that person doesn't laugh and time runs out, the person who is "it" moves to the next person. If that person does laugh or smile, they switch places.
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Doggie Doggie Where's Your Bone Dog Party Game
by Jenn
(Canada)
Have the children sit in a circle. Pick one child to be the Doggie. That child then goes to the middle of the circle, scrunches up in a ball with their faces down to the floor and their eyes closed. On the 'Doggies' back place an object (this will be the Doggie's bone).
While the Doggie is sleeping, quietly pick one child to steal the bone off the Doggie's back. Then have all the children hide their hands behind their backs.
The children then sing or say
"Doggie, Doggie where's your bone?
Somebody took it from your home.
It could be you or it could be me,
Wake up Doggie and find your bone."
The Doggie then wakes up and barks at one person, that person then shows their hands to reveal whether or not they have the bone. The Doggie has three chances to find the bone. Then another child becomes the Doggie.
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Puppy Chow Dog Birthday Party Game
by Angela
(Utah)
For this game you'll need dog bowls (or bowls that resembles a doggy bowl) and fill it with puppy chow (there are many recipes online).
Next seat all the kids and put a bowl in front of each of them. Then, say GO, and the kids will race to see who can finish their puppy chow first (remember, they have to eat like a dog, on their hands and feet!).
This is hilarious! (if you don't mind a little mess)
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Dog Hide and Seek Birthday Game
by Melanie L.
(Bozeman, MT )
This is a classic party game idea. "It" is the dog and they are the ones that need to find all the bones (the party kids). The dog goes into the doghouse and counts to 20 and then sets out to find all the bones. The last "bone" found then becomes the dog.
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Dog Pound Party Activity
by Kaitlyn Pancini
(Mount Prospect, IL)
Have every party guest bring a stuffed dog. After all the guests arrive give them each $2 in play money. Tell them they have to keep their dogs with them at all times. Make someone the dog catcher (maybe an older sibling or party helper). If the dog catcher spots a dog left alone they will put it in the "pound." To get your dog out you have to pay $1. Once you run out of play money, the dog has to stay in the pound. Any one with their dog at the end of the party gets a prize. You may want to designate a safe spot to keep all dogs when doing an activity such as eating.
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Puppy Show Birthday Party Activity
by Tracy R.
(Surprise, AZ )
For this party game idea, you can tell all the kids to bring their own stuffed dog to be part of a puppy show. Each kid will then have a chance to get up, show their dog to all, tell everyone its name, where they got it, etc. You can then have awards that you have pre-made as in Biggest Dog, Best Groomed, Best trick, etc. To make this more official, once the kids come to the party they can be greeted at a registration table. Someone there will then take down the name and information of the owner and the show dog. They then move onto the grooming salon where the kids can pretend to bathe their dog in a tub, brush their dog's hair, and add pretty ribbons to their dog. The kids can then go through all kinds of activities with their dog, such as throwing them through a hula-hoop for best jump, catching Frisbees while they are holding their dog, etc.
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Doggie Jump Birthday Party Game
by Katie Kennett
(High Point, NC, U.S.A)
You get a hoop (like a hula-hoop). Have someone holding the hoop so that it is just a bit of the ground. Then everyone gets in a line and tries to jump through the hoop. You make it higher until only one person is left.
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Animal Control And Shelter Dog Party Game
by Suzi
(Illinois)
Classic freeze tag. One person is "IT", they are the dog napper. The rest of the group is divided into 2 groups. One group are stray dogs (this group should be larger than the other), the other half are dog adopters. The dogs must stay on hands and knees to move around. The dog napper tries to tag the dogs. Once tagged the dog must freeze and begin to bark. The adopters can then unfreeze the dogs by tagging them. But if the adopter gets tagged by the napper they become a napper too. Play until all dogs are frozen.
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Pass the Pooch Dog Party Game
by Anonymous
For this game, all you need is a stuffed doggy toy and some tissue paper. Wrap the stuffed pooch in paper (make sure it's in layers) and put it in a bag. Have the guests sit in a circle, and start with oldest one goes first. Play music for 15 seconds at a time, and have the guests pass around the pooch, wrapped in tissue paper. When the music stops, the guest who is holding the pooch pulls off a layer of tissue paper. Whoever pulls off the last layer of tissue paper wins. They get to keep the stuffed pooch. Also give them a "doggie treat " such as a cookie in the shape of a dog bone.
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