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The Cavapoo Daily Challenge
Ten snacks. Same ten for everybody. One attempt, then come back tomorrow.
August 14
How it works
- Everyone gets the same ten snacks today. Tomorrow it is a different ten.
- One attempt per day. Answering quickly and keeping a run going both score more.
- Play on consecutive days to build a streak. Miss a day and it goes back to one.
- Copy your result to share it — it shows squares, never the answers.
- Your streak and badges live in this browser only. No account, no email, nothing stored about you.
Today's Top Ten
Your Badges
This game is general guidance, not veterinary advice. If your puppy eats something it should not, call your vet or an animal poison line straight away.
About the Daily
How the Daily Works
That is what makes the board mean something
The ten snacks are chosen by the date itself, not at random, so every visitor anywhere sees exactly the same hand today and a different one tomorrow. That is the whole point of a shared board — a score is only worth comparing if the puzzle was the same.
The choice is made on our server rather than in your browser, which stops anyone reloading until they get an easy round.
Kept in your browser, not an account
Play on consecutive days and your streak grows. Miss a day and it goes back to one, which is the entire incentive. Any of our games counts — the Daily, Bone Collector, Snack Sorter or Coat Match — so a streak never depends on one page.
Your streak and badges are stored in your own browser. There is no account, no email, and nothing about you is kept on our side. The trade-off is that progress does not follow you to a different device or survive clearing your browser data.
Squares, never spoilers
The copy button gives you a row of coloured squares, your score and your streak — and nothing else. Someone who has not played yet learns nothing about the answers from seeing it, so you can post it freely.
The one quiz worth getting right
Food safety is the thing new puppy owners most often get wrong, and the mistakes are the expensive kind. Xylitol and grapes are genuine emergencies; cooked bone splinters; meanwhile carrots and plain pumpkin are perfectly fine.
Every answer comes with the reason, so a month of dailies leaves you knowing the list properly rather than guessing.
This is general guidance, not veterinary advice. If your puppy eats something it should not, call your vet or an animal poison line straight away rather than waiting for symptoms.
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Come Meet the Puppies
If you are here often enough to hold a streak, you are probably serious about a Cavapoo. See who is available now.
