SimplyFun Walk The Dogs Math Game - One of The Most Fun Games for Kids Ages 8 and Up - Play to Practice Counting & Sorting- 2 to 5 Players

Perfect addition to our homeschool curriculum the game is fun and has sneaky math concepts. My daughter as a hard time with math but loves playing this we have other math games too but this one she asks to play all the time.

What a unique game! Grandsons wanted to play multiple times when took it out on Easter. I thought a little pricey but worth it because even funny to strategize for adults. Played with 6- and 9-year-old grandsons as well as my son and we all had a good time! will purchase again as a gift.

Playing the game is pretty fun. Setting up 63 individual dogs for the game takes more than 5 minutes. It's very slow. Then the game may be over quickly or not, just depending on the cards. If someone gets the winning set of 5 dogs of one breed the game is over and no math is done. Its a decent game especially if you have a dog lover they will enjoy it.

Grandson who loves anything with dogs just loves playing this game.

Everyone in my family (ages 8 to 55) loved this game. Easy to learn, fun to play, and super cute.

We played with our 3 and 6.5 year old grandsons. Both gave it a 👍 up and they stayed engaged. Youngest enjoyed showing off his counting skills.

We love playing games as a family and we really love this game. I did get it on a deal (I think around $28) but even that feels overpriced to me. I think it's really worth somewhere between $15-20. But I will say the pieces are all high quality and the company has great customer service, as our box came with a random dog that did not match any others but we were missing a poodle and they immediately sent us a replacement poodle. Overall, we really love the game and that it can be played with our younger kids with less strategy or our older kids with some more strategy!

I purchased these as an addition to helping my daughter, learn patterns and adding. I didn’t realize that this game would become one of her and my favorites to play multiple times a day.. and she even loves just lining up the dogs.The only downfall I would say, is, the amount of dogs. I think if it’s just 2 people playing way too much, you’ll have to figure out a way to cut the amount of dogs in half and still have equal amounts of each breed. Because there is an overly large amount of dogs.