Flair Beware of the Dog

Description: Brand: Flair / Age: 4 Years+ / Beware of the Dog! You'd have to be barking mad to wake this beast! Can you get your ... more

Flair Beware of the Dog ... paws into his bowl and take the bones with the sneaky cat tweezers without waking him up? Keep your hand steady or the guard dog will jump up to protect his bowl.

Newest Review: ... accurately at present. The instructions do confirm that rechargeables can be used so that would be more economical. ... more

... Nevertheless I would thoroughly recommend it! Beware of the Dog seems to be quite widely available in stores and online. The rrp is £14.99. Toys R Us are currently offering it at that price which is cheaper than Amazon (£15.95) and Hamleys (£16.00). It seems to be a little cheaper in the States if you fancy a trip. There it's distributed by University Games who describe it as " a suspenseful skill and action game that will keep the children giggling and the parents shrieking": a little OTT perhaps but not a bad summ...more

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Flair Beware of the Dog: Barking Mad but a Grrrrrrrreat Game (1212 words)
by - written on 12/02/09 (Very useful, 213 readings)
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I suppose every family has its own Christmas traditions and ours is no exception but our traditions have changed and evolved over the years. My Mum introduced table presents years ago - these were all small enough to be wrapped and piled in the centre of the table at Christmas dinner. Each had a ribbon attached at the end of which a name would be attached. These would act as place settings and at the end of the meal when the nuts and port came out everybody would pull their own ribbon to retrieve their present. It was a lovely idea and I continued it for some years but it was a bit fiddly and difficult to find suitably small parcels so I introduced my own variation - a ... Read the complete review