About this app

Merge games have become quite popular among the mobile gaming crowd these days due to their casual and fun nature. Among the latest titles to be released in the mobile gaming space is Puppy Town. Coin+ is the publisher behind the new mobile game, which is obviously aimed at people who love dogs of all shapes and sizes.

Unlike some merge games out there, Puppy Town doesn’t rely on any complex mechanics or advanced storyline. You basically find yourself in a town that is populated by pups and start off with a play area consisting of several kennels and a couple of level 1 Shiba Inu dogs filling those slots.

puppy town tricks

Players are instructed to merge two Shiba Inus to unlock a level 2 Siberian Husky. Following the same pattern, one will need to continue on to merge level 2 pups to unlock a level 3 Chihuahua and so on and on. But where do these pups come from, you might be wondering at this point?

From the beginning, the game auto-generates a new puppy every 8 seconds. Indeed, progress will be a little slow, at least until you figure out how to make use of all the options available in the game to your advantage so that you can improve your pup production.

The main goal of Puppy Town is to unlock as many new dog breeds as you possibly can, in order to ensure that your town is populated by a varied range of dogs.

how to unlock new dogs in puppy town

The premise is extremely simple, so there’s no way players will find themselves stuck and not knowing what to do while playing this game. Where things might get a bit tricky is when it comes to speeding up the game. This is why we’ve created this Puppy Town beginner’s guide, which contains a series of useful tips and tricks that will come in handy when you’re trying to merge dogs in order to unlock new breeds faster.

In addition, the game supposedly throws in the opportunity to win an iPhone 11 Pro, and we will analyze this claim in one of the guide’s sections.

App Permissions

Allows applications to access information about networks.
Allows applications to open network sockets.
Allows using PowerManager WakeLocks to keep processor from sleeping or screen from dimming.
Allows an application to receive the ACTION_BOOT_COMPLETED that is broadcast after the system finishes booting.