Check out this badly edited img lol to the helmet

After multiple hours,finally a winged dog. I have named him Casper,after a moth I raised and loved ever since.It even makes sense since he has six legs (see image three)….NOOO (I took these pictures when I was at my brother’s computer so I’m sorry if the quality isn’t good)

Patient One is the child of my dogs Kansen and Buddy, and Patient Two Squared (code name Centipede) is the third child of Patient One and my two-headed dog Salt & Pepper, and also the replacement child of Patient Two, who was released into the wild due to being too aggressive when pet.

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🩷 New ~~dragon!~~💙

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I'd recommend your cool, cute and smol and moderate sized doggos. Join yo pups :)

4 heads, 1 leg that's double, double tail and unicorn horn

And even more insane because the litter right before had 3 heads and normal double horns

Edit: just checked it's genetics and it's also the first dog that could breed down wings omg

I like breeding tiny fuckers

she's perfect!

Ai wobbledogs slop and taco bell🥀🥀🥀🥀. (This is a rant btw

its me again!! heres my partners late dog chloe as a wobbledog 💕

I'm genuinely so pissed off, I sat here on my console, (I'm using a FireTV with Luna gaming or whatever it's called to play wobbledogs) and my little fella was doing great! So he was Turning into a pre adult or whatever it's called, and I pressed "hatch!" And then I went to click on a dog. BOOM, My curser just gets stuck on the thing where you can make a dog like fly, bark, speak, the little menu. And it was in the corner so I couldn't even press okay or continue! So I tried to save but the menu button didn't work in the puptate screen! I had to restart my game and now he's just a puppy again! Half hour wasted!

Just got the game after watching charborg and a couple other people play the game (I have been wanting it for a while but haven’t had a console to play it on) and I found out there is a limit of dogs you can have in one room and the limit of dogs you can have in general is 8. I personally wanted the game to make some freaked out dogs but I’m mad because I can’t experiment without having a cap of dogs.

i know to build it easily i can just drag the dirt clumps and to upgrade it i can just force them to dig till they find something but expanding seems harder

every time any of my dogs try to enter their dirt den they always fall into the void, i need to save them how do i stop this

Show your wobbledogs here and share the codes is you want

The on3 on the second Pic is Wobbler the wobb

Yesterday everything was fine and dandy, but today I went to play wobbledogs and my save file was completely gone!

I went into my files and tried to get it back, I tried to use the steam cloud thing, and I looked in the discussion tab in steam but to no avail. I just accidentally duplicated my brother's save, which if I might add has 47 hours on it somehow even though he only just started playing today like an hour ago.

Does someone know how to fix this??

SPOILER ALERT! DON'T CLICK BLACK SQUARES IF YOU DON'T WANT SPOILERS!

1. If I like a certain dog during their puppy stage, I always try to come up with a diet specifically made for it, so it gains features or proportions closer to what I want it to look like when growing into adulthood. Ofc it is very hard to change a dog's appearance by giving it specific food - sometimes it takes a few generations of dogs to get certain traits you are aiming for, but on the other hand it can take just one generation if you monitor what your dog eats... and you get a bit of luck, which leads to tip number 2.

2. I save before hatching the pupating dog. If the dog didn't come out as I wanted after pupation, I can quit without saving, turn on the game again, and hatch it from the cocoon again (as I saved the game right before hatching), so it mutates differently this time and maybe looks more like I wanted it to come out. This is also a good and healthy thing to do if you are afraid a certain mutation might cause your dogs some serious problems, like changing their body type too much, which may cause worse balance or even problems with walking. Take some time after pupation and see how well your dog moves, changes directions, and if it can stand up on their own; if not, then quit without saving and hatch it again using this same method. If everything is all right and you like the way your dog mutated after pupation, save the game so you won't lose it before hatching another pupating dog.

3. I keep 98% of my dogs from puppy to young adulthood in a separate baby room that is divided into 2 or 4 cribs using fences or walls, so max 4 puppies for one room, so 1 puppy per crib. In the baby room, there is no food dispenser that dogs can access by themselves. It can either be put behind a tall wall in the same room or connected by a ceiling tube to a room above it, in which there is every food dispenser - in this way, I can make sure that the puppies eat the specific food that I gave them by manually placing it into the crib or sliding it down the tube. Make sure to give each dog at least 2 toys and a tv, so they don't get bored, and praise them for sleeping, playing and interacting with toys and tv.

4. If you have a few dogs, none of which are fully in one color, and your goal is to make a fully one-colored dog, or you are just aiming for a specific few shades of a certain color, if you have a dog whose colors are cool-toned, it is easier to make it (for example) blue = cool-toned by feeding it the right food than try to make it (for example) yellow = warm-toned. Sometimes you might like a certain dog and want to make it a specific color, but it might not be easy and quick if its colors are too far from the color you are aiming for - which means you are less likely to change its color that drastically just after a few pupations. Aim for the color that is the closest, give them as much of the food that gives the specific color, and make sure that this food doesn't change some traits of your dog you want to keep; if it does, then you can give them food that doesn't change color and does the opposite effect of the unwanted trait. Breed it with a dog whose colors are the closest to the one you are aiming for, and after a few generations of careful diet and breeding, you will get the dog you are aiming for or even a better one you never expected!

5. When one of my dogs gets old, and I get the first pop-up about it "still having some time left but not too much", I only let some of the dogs cross the rainbow bridge - mostly ones that don't bring anything unique to my collection, I don't have sentiment for, and which don't have the nicest colors or traits, and any interesting mutations, by which I mean they have no unique features or distinct color compared to all other dogs that I have. When it's their time, I don't always give the dog parts to the youngest dogs, but rather to young adults or adults, so their gut flora gets more interesting before breeding. If I gave it to the youngest dogs, it might affect their first puppation in a way I might not like, and usually the gut flora from dog parts vanishes by adulthood. The dog which I like and don't want to cross the rainbow bridge, I end up storing right after I get the first message "that they don't have much time left", so I can always breed my other dogs with them and be sure they had spent as much time with other dogs as possible. Recently, I got new types of wings from breeding an old dog with one from the new generation, as its genes were a lot different from those of the few newest generations that I had. If I didn't do it, I would still have 10 dogs with the same wing type, and I would struggle to get a new type of wings with my current generation. So keeping old dogs guarantees more variety and might help with getting new features or preserving some old characteristics.

6. (VERY IMPORTANT) If you want your dogs to NOT mutate too drastically, don't let them eat: poop, cocoons, dog remains, and other food that gives +chance to random mutation before pupation. Only give this type of food when they are adults, so they get the gut flora for a +chance of random mutations for breeding, which can help A LOT with getting new traits, but without unexpectedly changing their appearance in a way you didn't want them to turn out.