Build your own dog on Bloxburg

What can we use if we don't have angled parts, thin objects, or small decorative items in our Bloxburg inventory?

Use sloped or wedge-shaped blocks and stacked small walls for ears and tails, and repurpose tiny furniture pieces like lamps or picture frames as eyes, nose, or mouth instead of small decorative items.

My dog looks lopsided after I add the head — how do I fix the alignment?

While in Build Mode, turn on precise move/rotate controls and grid snap off, clear the surrounding space as step 3 instructs, then nudge the head or add a small support block under it to realign the head with the body.

How can I adapt this activity for different age groups?

For younger kids, keep it simple using large blocks and pre-made furniture pieces to form the body and a painted collar, while older kids can use angled parts, multiple decorative items, and the paint tool to create floppy ears and a spotted coat.

How can we extend or personalize our virtual dog and cozy space after building it?

Add a custom name tag to the collar, build a fenced yard with extra walls, style the bed and food bowl to match your dog's colors, and share a screenshot on DIY.org as the final step to show off your personalized design.