Official Roblox data, checked 25 Oct 2026 · 3 bones tames Jerry · 10 endings · 20 badges
Something is Wrong With My Dog

Something is Wrong With My Dog guides

Nine guides, ordered the way a run actually goes: learn the controls, tame Jerry, then chase the endings.

Last checked 2026-10-25 · Build updated 24 Oct 2026

Two blocky animals on a bed inside a wooden cabin at sunset — official Roblox thumbnail

Nine guides, ordered the way a run actually goes: learn the controls, tame the wolf, then decide what happens to him. Every page is written from the game's store page and Roblox's official badge data, and every number on this site can be checked against those two sources.

Start here

  • How to Play — the five official controls, your first ten minutes, and how solo and eight-player runs differ.
  • Beginner Guide — bones, camp, sleep and the seven-day reward chain, in the order it happens.
  • Jerry Taming Guide — taming in three bones, feeding, naming, collars and the run where he never turns.

The endings and the story

  • All 10 Endings — every ending badge with official text and unlock rate, grouped by what you chose.
  • Story and Lore — the deleted build, Uncle Ray, Bob's cabin, grave and log, and the collar.
  • Survival Mode — the same world with the story removed, and the three-night Night Shift challenge.

Reference

  • Badges and Achievements — all twenty badges, their official descriptions and their unlock rates in one table.
  • Game Passes and Prices — the seven passes, from Name Jerry at 79 Robux to Creative Mode at 999.
  • FAQ — endings, exits, solo play, the Minecraft mod confusion and the age warning.

What this game is, in one paragraph

Something is Wrong With My Dog is a blocky horror survival game on Roblox by the group • DELTA •, live since 26 August 2026 and updated on 24 October 2026. You tame a stray wolf with bones, build camp, and every morning he leaves something dead beside your bed. Ten endings, twenty badges, one map with a cabin, a grave and a log — and a thin grey wolf in a red collar watching from the treeline before you have done anything at all.