Lazy Dog

Lazy Dog is a charming physics-based puzzle game starring a sleepy pup who wants his ball but refuses to fetch it. Your task is to bring the toy back to him by drawing paths that interact with gravity.

CREATE A SAFE PATH FOR THE BALL

Each level places the ball away from the dog. Examine the layout, then use the pencil tool to draw ramps, bridges, barriers, or curved supports. Once your route is ready, press the play button and watch the ball move according to gravity.

The toy may roll, bounce, slide, or fall depending on the angle and shape of your lines. If it misses the dog, use the eraser to correct the troublesome section before trying again.

Manage Speed With Different Shapes

Straight slopes help the ball cross simple gaps, but steep angles can make it move too quickly. Gentle ramps provide more control, while small barriers prevent the toy from rolling past the dog.

Curved lines are especially useful when the ball begins high above the ground. A bowl-shaped platform can soften its fall, reduce unwanted bouncing, and redirect it toward the correct path.

Use The Cannon At The Right Time

Some stages contain gaps that the ball cannot cross through gravity alone. Click or tap the cannon to launch it farther across the screen. Before activating the boost, prepare a stable landing surface to keep the ball from falling or bouncing away.

Collect All Three Bones

Delivering the ball to the dog completes the level, but each stage also contains up to three bones. Collecting them all earns a perfect result and adds an optional challenge to every puzzle.

The shortest route may miss one or more bones. To gather everything, you may need to adjust a slope, change the ball’s speed, or guide it through a longer sequence of movements. These additional objectives encourage you to revisit completed levels and develop more efficient solutions.

Controls

  • Mouse or touchscreen: Draw lines and interact with tools.
  • Pencil tool: Create ramps, bridges, barriers, and curved paths.
  • Eraser tool: Remove unwanted parts of your drawing.
  • Play button: Start the physics simulation.
  • Cannon: Click or tap to launch the ball with additional force.
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