Spiel-Spaß-Kiste Haustiere - Board game HABA - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Board game
Brand	HABA
Model	Spiel-Spaß-Kiste Haustiere
Recommended age	From 3 years
Number of players	2 to 4
Duration of a game	Variable depending on the game (approx. 10-20 minutes per game)
Material	Cardboard, wood
Game contents	Game landscape (box bottom + board), house with door, 4 dog houses, 4 deposit plates, 16 Object tiles, 4 Bone tiles, 10 wooden bones, 4 Animal figures (cat, dog, budgie, etc.), 4 Children figures with a dog, 1 die, 2 puzzles (12 and 15 pieces), 3 stories to tell, 3 game ideas
Languages	French, German, English, Spanish, Italian, Dutch
Main functions	Educational board game with stories, puzzles and activities: develops fine motor skills, concentration, language, color and symbol recognition, counting and memory
Care and cleaning	Dry clean with a soft cloth; do not use water or chemicals
Safety	Contains small parts (tiles, wooden bones); choking hazard. Use under adult supervision. Dispose of packaging pieces immediately.
Spare parts and repairability	Missing parts can be requested via HABA's Ersatzteile service: www.haba.de/Ersatzteile
General information	Game designed to stimulate playful learning; compatible with other HABA Play Box sets; game rules included

Frequently Asked Questions - Spiel-Spaß-Kiste Haustiere HABA

From what age is this game recommended?

The game is recommended from 3 years. It is suitable for young children thanks to its adapted pieces and simple rules.

How many players can participate in the various games?

The games are designed for 2 to 4 players. Some games can be played alone or in a team against a character.

What to do if a piece is lost or broken?

You can order replacement parts directly on the HABA website at www.haba.de/Ersatzteile. Indicate the model and the missing piece.

What are the different game modes offered?

The box contains 3 game ideas: a dice race, a memory game and a reflex game. It also includes 3 stories to tell and 2 puzzles of 12 and 15 pieces.

Are the puzzles difficult for a 3-year-old child to assemble?

The puzzles have 12 and 15 pieces in sturdy cardboard, adapted for young children's hands. They are easy to assemble and develop fine motor skills.

Does the game require batteries or electrical power?

No, the game is totally mechanical. No batteries or electricity are needed.

How to clean the game pieces?

Clean the pieces with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water and chemicals to preserve colors and cardboard.

Are there choking hazards with small parts?

Yes, the game contains small parts (tiles, wooden bones). It is essential to supervise children during play and dispose of packaging pieces immediately.

Can you play alone or do you always need opponents?

Most games require at least 2 players, but the variant 'All together against Clara and her dog Balto' allows cooperative play against the game itself.

What skills does the game develop in children?

The game stimulates fine motor skills, concentration, language, recognition of colors and symbols, counting and memory, while providing fun.

USER MANUAL Spiel-Spaß-Kiste Haustiere HABA

Illustration: Ute Simon

Liebe Eltern,

Illustration of a cartoon mouse holding its paw (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a colorful cartoon-style playhouse with geometric gardens and scattered cards (no text or symbols)

Colorful toy furniture including a painted character, a green patterned rug, and a brick building (no visible text or symbols)

Jetzt geht's los

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Colorful toy display cases including a colorful tray with floral patterns and various designs (no visible text or symbols)

Illustration of a colorful-themed game board layout with character cards and geometric shapes (no text or symbols)

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Jetzt geht's los:

Illustration of a turtle with striped pattern (no text or symbols)

White bone symbol on a red checkered background (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a girl in a yellow dress and hat using a dog to walk (no text or symbols present)

Illustration of a girl riding a small dog, both in brown and white colors (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a woven basket containing green leafy contents with blue and yellow fruits, placed on a pink background (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a boy wearing a blue cap and orange jacket, holding a dog (no text or symbols present)

Games n' Fun

Pets & Pals

A box packed full of games n' fun, including 3 read out loud stories, 3 game ideas and 2 puzzles for children ages 3 and older.

Author: Annemarie Hölscher

Illustrations: Ute Simon

Dear Parents,

Thank you for choosing the Games n' Fun Box. You've made an excellent choice and have given your child the opportunity to learn and develop important skills by playing.

The Games n' Fun Box provides great game ideas for hours of fun:

• 3 game ideas Assemble the game landscape and let the games begin! The variety of game materials and game ideas appropriate for the selected age group provide endless fun.

• 3 read out loud stories Together, enter the world of pets & pals. The stories refer to the illustrations on the-game landscape and puzzles and also include cute little play figures.

• 2 puzzles Made of sturdy cardboard, one with 12 and one with 15 puzzle pieces. Your child will have great fun piecing together the puzzles over and over again, discovering new illustration details.

The game instructions also provide several suggestions to help you and your child become familiar with the game materials together.

As your child plays, puzzles and listens to you read stories, he/she will develop various skills and abilities, including fine motor skills, concentration, language skills and the recognition of colors and symbols. But mostly, your child will simply have a lot of fun playing while learning all at the same time.

We wish you lots of fun with your new Games n' Fun Box!

Your Children's Inventors

Illustration of a cartoon mouse holding its paw (no text or symbols)

Contents:

Colorful children's play board with miniature character blocks, colorful cards, and scattered toys (no text or symbols visible)

ENGLISH

game landscape box bottom with insert path front door start doghouses deposit boards object tiles bone tiles wooden bone pets play figures puppy & pal play figures die

When constructing the game landscape, be sure to put the insert in correctly using the front door as a guide, lining it up at the same place both inside and outside.

Before playing for the first time, carefully press the tiles out of the perforated cardboard. Important: Immediately dispose of the remaining pieces from the perforated cardboard to eliminate any choking hazards.

Discovering details in freestyle play

In freestyle play, your child becomes familiar with the game materials. Together, look at all the illustrations on the game box, play figures, tiles and puzzles. Talk to your child about all the details. This will help make your child more attentive, while training language skills and increasing vocabulary.

If the children are a little older and already familiar with the game materials, you can also be more specific with your questions, such as:

Which objects go along with the parakeet/ hamster/ cat/ turtle? Which of these pets have you seen/cuddled with before? What do you know about dogs, cats...? Make up some names for the pet play figures.

Playing games and having fun

Game 1: Doghouse rally

A fun die race with a game variation for 2 to 4 little dog walkers.

The children go for a walk with their dogs. The first one to arrive at the dog houses in the garden win the most bones.

Required game materials:

Game landscape and path, pets & pals play figures, die

Game Setup

Place the game landscape in the center of the playing area, aligning the path with the illustrations (terrace door by the dog houses, start at the front door). Each child selects a pets & pals play figure and places it on the large starting square at the beginning of the path by the front door. Have the die ready.

Colorful toy furniture including a painted character, a green wall, and a brick building (no visible text or symbols)

Let the game begin!

The children take turns, proceeding clockwise. The player who last petted a dog begins by rolling the die.

Ask the child: How many bones can you count on the die?

The child counts the bones on the die. If he counts correctly, he earns a round of applause. If he is having difficulties counting the bones, help him out.

Now the child moves his/her figure the corresponding number of squares on the way to the dog houses. More than one play figure can be placed on a given square.

Now it is the next child's turn to roll the die.

End of game

The first player to arrive with his play figure at the dog houses (extra bones on the die do not count) has won and may place his play figure at the biggest doghouse, where there is a dog bowl with 3 bones.

The other children quickly continue playing and when all play figures have arrived at the dog houses, the children bark and howl for joy; a wonderful woof-woof concert!

Variation: Tasty bone!

Illustration of a cartoon-style room with colorful wall decorations and geometric layout (no text or symbols)

Required game materials:

3 bone tiles of your choice, wooden bones

Game Setup

Distribute the 3 bone tiles over the path, only one bone tile per square. Place as many wooden bones on each doghouse as are in the dog bowls. Put the rest of the wooden bones next to the game landscape to draw from.

Let the game begin!

The same rules apply as in Doghouse rally with the following additions:

When a play figure lands on a square with a bone tile (the color is not important) the player may take a wooden bone from the drawing pile.

The first player to arrive at the doghouses is rewarded with three bones at the largest doghouse, the second dog receives 2 bones and the third, one bone.

Once all figures are at the doghouses, the children count all the bones they've collected along the way, including the bones from the doghouses. Children who cannot count well will need your assistance. The child with the most bones wins. In case of a tie, both or all children win.

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Game 2: Where did it go?

An amusing memory game with a variation for 2 to 4 children with memory skills as strong and long as elephants!

My goodness! The children and their pets have romped throughout the house. Now everything is all mixed up. Feed, bird cage and toys are spread all over the place. Who will be the first to find his pet's belongings?

Required game materials:

Game landscape (game box bottom), deposit boards, pet play figures, object tiles

Game Setup

Place the game landscape without the path in the center of the playing area. Each child selects a pet and takes the corresponding deposit board. When less than four children are playing, the remaining deposit boards and object tiles are set aside as they will not be needed. Show the children the various object tiles and explain how three objects belong to each pet. The colors help the children to match objects to pets. Now, mix all tiles and distribute them face down over the game landscape, so only the back side is showing.

Colorful toy furniture and accessories arranged in a grid-like layout (no visible text or symbols)

Let the game begin!

The children take turns, proceeding clockwise. The player who last tidied up their room begins by choosing an object tile and placing his pet next to it. Now the child turns the tile over.

Ask the child: Did you find and object that belongs to your pet?

• Yes? Excellent! You get to take the tile and your pet back to your deposit board and place the tile on one of the marked spaces.
• No! Too bad! Try to remember the object on the tile. Turn the tile back over and take your pet back to your deposit board.

Now, it is the next child's turn.

End of game

The child who is the first to collect all his pet's belongings wins the game. The other children can continue to play until all object tiles have been returned to their pets.

Tip: To increase the challenge when playing with less than four children, add the object tiles from the pet(s) not in play. When a tile is turned over, the children try to remember it before it is turned back over. Then it is the next child's turn.

Variation: Cooperative memory race against Clara and her pet dog Otto

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ENGLISH

Additional required game materials:

4 bone tiles, yellow puppy & pal play figure (Otto & Clara), path, die

Game Setup

Just like in the game variation "Where did it go?" the tiles are mixed and distributed face down over the box bottom. The puppy & pal play figure Clara with her dog Otto are placed on the space by the doghouses. Have the die ready to roll.

Let the game begin!

The same rules apply as in Where did it go? with the following modifications:

The children compete cooperatively against Clara and her dog Otto. Can they clean up before Clara and Otto reach the house?

If a child turns over a tile with a dog bone, he rolls the die and moves the puppy & pal play figure forward the number of spaces corresponding to the bones on the die. The bone tile is then turned back over. Matching object tiles are placed on the current player's deposit board when they match his pet. The children can help each other out.

If all the object tiles are matched to the right pet before Clara and Otto reach the front door, the children have won.

If Clara and Otto reach the door before all the tiles have been found, then the children lose and can try again right away.

Game 3: Snatch & sort it!

A rapid reaction game for 2 to 4 agile animal lovers.

Oh dear! Everything is all mixed up! The frisky dogs have taken everything into the garden and hidden the objects! Even the dog bones are scattered among the other things on the path next to the house. Who can snatch and sort the objects, returning them to the right pet?

Required game materials:

all object tiles, all bone tiles, all play figures, 10 wooden bones, path

Game Setup

Lay the path in the center of the playing area. Place all the play figures within easy reach of all players. Mix the tiles and place one tile face down on each of the squares on the path. The rest of the tiles are returned face down to the box as they will not be needed. The wooden bones are laid on the square in front of the dog houses.

Illustration of a children's play board layout with numbered cards and colorful toys (no text or symbols)

Let the game begin!

All children play at the same time. Everyone puts their hands behind their backs. The oldest child or the adult turns over the tile on the first square after start. All players try to quickly match the tile to its owner. The colors help to match correctly, as the bone tiles also are color coordinated with the puppy & pal play figures.

The player who knows which play figure matches the object on the tile, quickly snatches up the corresponding play figure. If it is the right figure, the child wins a wooden bone.

The tile remains turned up and the child who won the wooden bone turns over the next tile.

A player snatching the wrong figure replaces the figure and may no longer snatch during this tile round.

End of game

When all tiles have been turned over, the game ends. The child with the most bones wins the game. If there is a tie, then both or all children win together.

Reading & listening

Send your child on a discovery tour! As you read the first two stories, your child will discover many details on the puzzles. The third story invites your child to reenact the plot with tiles and figures on the game landscape.

Story 1

Two bunnies find a new home

Required material: Pet store puzzle

Illustration of a turtle with a patterned shell (no text or symbols)

Today, Henry and Mia are going to the pet store with mommy. They are very excited, because they are finally allowed to choose a pet. Henry really wants to get a dog. But mommy said they are away from home too many hours of the day at kindergarten, school and work, and they simply do not have enough time to properly exercise a dog with dog walks everyday. Henry thinks that is too bad, but he's hopeful that they can find another animal at the pet store that is just as much fun as a dog.

The moment they enter the pet store Henry immediately notices the large terrarium. "Look mommy! That big snake is really cool!" Mommy shudders because she is bit afraid of snakes. "No Henry, you're too young to have a snake. And besides, I don't really like snakes." "Then we'll buy a couple of turtles," Henry suggests and points to the topmost terrarium. But before mommy can answer him, Mia calls from the other side of the pet store. "A turtle is much too slow and boring, Henry!"

Mia is standing by the bunnies. A friendly store clerk has just given the bunnies fresh hay and allows Mia to carefully pet the animals. "They are so cute and so soft!" Mia exclaims. Henry and mommy come over to the bunny cage and both are immediately enchanted by the adorable hoppers. "Their ears are shorter than the hare we saw at the edge of the forest, aren't they mommy?" Mommy nodded, "Bunnies are smaller than hares and bunnies live in groups."

"Quite right!" the store clerk agreed. "Bunnies should be kept in pairs. They need a spacious hutch, and are most happy when they can cavort around outside in summertime in a fenced run." "Our garden is large enough for a nice run," mommy says. "So bunnies would be the perfect pet for us, wouldn't they?" Mia asked with shining eyes. Mommy smiled and nodded, saying "Each of you may pick out a bunny." Mia likes the white bunny best and Henry chooses a brown one with white spots. Naturally, they need many things to make sure the bunnies feel comfortable in their new home. They buy a hutch, feed bowls and a water bottle, a cozy sleeping cabin, feed and hay and even some litter, toys and treats. Mia and Henry are very happy, "Yippee! We finally have a pet! No, we have even two pets!"

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Story 2

A merry walk in the park

White bone symbol on a red checkered background (no text or symbols)

Required material: Park puzzle

Hello, my name is Thea. My dog has tousled brown and white fur and her name is Lilly. Of course, I take very good care of her; I brush her fur and take her for walks every day. We also play together. A dog like Lilly needs plenty of love and exercise to stay healthy and happy.

Today, the weather is wonderful and we go to the park together. I buckle Lilly's sky blue collar on her and clip on the leash. The park is busy with many people who own several other dogs of varying breeds. We see poodles, setters, pugs, golden retrievers and many more. Every dog breed looks unique. Some are bigger and some are smaller than Lilly. Lilly is a mixed breed. That means her parents were not the same breed, making Lilly a mixture of different breeds

We wander a bit down the park path. Lilly is wagging her tail excitedly. That means she's happy. What does she see? Aha! There is Simon with his miniature pinscher Lui. The two dogs greet each other merrily and sniff each other all over. Their sense of smell is very developed and they hear especially well too.

Suddenly, loud barking can be heard from the meadow. A dog is chasing a little bird, pulling the boy in the red t-shirt behind him. Since all dogs are descended from wolves, most of them have a strong hunting instinct. The clever little bird flies high up into the treetops and disappears from sight.

Look! Who is that running across the meadow? It is a little puppy. Puppies are what we call young dogs. Puppies are still very frisky and want to explore everything. The little fellow must have discovered something exciting because he managed to escape his owner's grips and is running away. But not to worry, a moment later a man comes running up, breathing hard and collects the little rascal.

Lilly and I make our way back home, where she drinks and eats from her dog bowls. Then, tired and happy she snuggles down in her doggy bed. Like all dogs, Lilly is a loyal companion and a very good friend.

Illustration of a girl in a yellow dress and red hat leading a pug dog (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a girl riding a small dog, both wearing colorful clothing (no text or symbols)

Story 3 Look-closely story to re-enact: Tomcat Waldo's expedition

Required game materials:

game landscape and path, play figure cat, play figure parakeet, green puppy & pal figure (Wilma & Maurice), 3 tiles: bird cage, scratching post, kitty basket,

Game Setup:

First distribute the tiles onto their designated places. The scratching post is placed in front of the sofa (see the game landscape interior). The bird cage lies next to the book shelf (see the game landscape interior). Place the kitty basket in the center of the house. The play figure parakeet perches on top of a doghouse and the puppy & pal play figures Wilma & Maurice stand on the path in front of the doghouses.

The green words depict the stops on tomcat Waldo's expedition. The text in parentheses describes the plot and helps to orient your child when he isn't sure what to do.

The little tomcat Waldo wakes up on his scratching post with a gentle purr. (cat figure is placed on the scratching post tile in the house)

This is his favorite place to be. Waldo runs his tongue over his coat and cleans his little paws, too. He was outside the whole night hunting mice. That's really tiring work! But now he's had his rest and is curious to see what the day will bring. Waldo carefully climbs down from his scratching post and jumps over the easy chair and onto the kitchen table, to see if anyone has forgotten something edible on it. (move the cat figure to the places mentioned)

Unfortunately, he only finds a dried up breadcrumb. So Waldo continues his walk through the living room. He spends awhile in front of the aquarium, watching the colorful fish merrily swim about. (move cat figure to the aquarium)

There, he suddenly hears a bird chirping. Where could that be coming from? There! The window next to the wardrobe is open and Waldo can hear the birds singing in the garden. (move the cat figure to the open window next to the wardrobe)

Does Waldo feel like taking a short trip outside? After all, the sun is shining so warmly today! With one great leap Waldo is on the window sill and one more elegant jump brings him outside and at the front door. (place the cat figure next to the game landscape)

The yellow tile in front of the house is so nice and warm beneath Waldo's paws. Then, because it tickles so nicely, he runs through the grass. The tomcat pauses on the first grey stone, and takes a look around.

(move the cat figure from the yellow tiling to the first grey stone of the path)

Waldo moseys down the path, meeting other creatures along the way. He greets two snails and a hedgehog. Waldo also meets Maurice with his pet dog Wilma, who have just returned from a walk and are on their way to the doghouses.

(move the cat figure along the path towards the doghouses)

Listen, there it is again, that bird tweeting! And now Waldo sees a blue parakeet cheerfully twittering on top of a doghouse. But the little parakeet has already seen Waldo, too and flutters up in the air excitedly. Waldo gathers all his strength and jumps as high as he can, stretching out his paw to catch the little bird. But the parakeet has flown out of reach.

Poor Waldo, he only wants to play with the bird for a little while. With rapidly fluttering wings, the parakeet zooms through the open window and back to its bird cage in the house, next to the book shelf.

(place the parakeet by the bird cage in the house)

Waldo zips after the parakeet, jumping through the open window back into the house. The little tomcat looks up at the bird cage next to the book shelf. There are several parakeets in the cage since they love to live in groups. Of course, the bird cage is hung too high for Waldo to reach, so he looks around for something else to play with. Maybe there's something lying around on the carpet?

(move the cat figure through the house over the carpet)

Waldo gives a ball of yarn laying in front of his basket a little nudge with his nose.

Now this is a wonderful alternative to wild bird hunting in the garden! He plays with the yarn a little while, chasing it to wherever it rolls, before curling up in his basket for his midday catnap. He dreams of an exciting day in the garden with his many new friends.

(place the cat figure on the basket)

Illustration of a woven basket containing green leafy contents with two small yellow balls nearby (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a boy wearing a blue cap and orange jacket, holding a dog (no text or symbols present)

Play Box Animo-amis

Illustration of a cartoon mouse holding its paw (no text or symbols)

Contenu :

Colorful children's play board with miniature character blocks, colorful cards, and scattered toys (no text or symbols visible)

FRANÇAIS

Colorful toy furniture including a red brick house, green bags, and colorful figurines arranged on a patterned surface (no text or symbols visible)

C'est parti :

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C'est parti!

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FRANCIALS

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C'est parti!

Illustration of a turtle with striped pattern (no text or symbols)

Simple illustration of a white bone on a red checkered background (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a girl in a yellow dress and holding a dog, no text or symbols present

Illustration of a girl riding a small dog (no text or symbols present)

Illustration of a black-and-white cat walking (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a woven basket containing green leafy vegetable and two small round objects (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a boy in an orange jacket and blue cap holding a dog, no text or symbols present

Speelpret

Huisdieren

Illustraties: Ute Simon

Lieve ouders

Illustration of a cartoon mouse holding its paw (no text or symbols)

Inhoud:

Colorful children's play board with miniature character blocks, colorful cards, and scattered toys (no text or symbols visible)

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Nu begint het

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Nu begint het

Illustration of a colorful children's play room with multiple cards and a central stage (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a children's play area with colorful play cards and game blocks arranged in a V-shape (no text or symbols)

Nu begint het

Illustration of a turtle with striped pattern (no text or symbols)

Simple illustration of a white bone on a red checkered background (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a girl in a yellow dress and hat leading a pug dog with red collar (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a girl riding a small dog, both in colorful colors (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a woven basket containing green leafy contents with blue and yellow seeds, set against a pink background (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a child wearing a blue cap and orange jacket, holding a dog (no text or symbols present)

Illustration of a cartoon mouse holding an object (no text or symbols)

Contenido:

Colorful children's play board with miniature character blocks, colorful cards, and scattered toys (no text or symbols visible)

Colorful toy furniture including a red brick building, colorful figurines, and green outdoor elements (no text or symbols visible)

Comienza la función

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Colorful toy furniture including a bed, patterned artwork, and small accessories arranged around it (no visible text or symbols)

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Illustration of a turtle with a patterned shell (no text or symbols)

Historieta 1

Simple illustration of a white bone on a red checkered background (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a girl in a yellow dress and red hat holding a dog, both wearing red scarves (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a girl riding a small dog, both in colorful colors (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a woven basket containing green leafy contents with blue and yellow eggs, set against a pink background (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a child wearing a blue cap and orange hoodie, holding a dog with a string (no text or symbols)

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Contenuto:

Illustration of a colorful cartoon-style building with surrounding toys and drawings (no text or symbols)

Colorful toy furniture including a red brick building, colorful figurines, and green garden layout (no text or symbols visible)

Si comincia

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Illustration of a colorful toy tray with decorative patterns and small accessories (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a colorful-themed game board layout with character cards and a central playhouse (no text or symbols)

A colorful cartoon-style play board layout with animal-themed cards and a small boat on the left (no text or symbols visible)

Si comincia

Illustration of a turtle with striped shell (no text or symbols)

White bone symbol on a red checkered background (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a girl in a yellow dress and hat using a dog to walk (no text or symbols present)

Illustration of a girl riding a small dog with a blue and brown collar (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a green parrot with blue beak and visible beak (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a woven basket containing green leafy contents with two small objects beside it (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a boy wearing a blue cap and orange jacket, holding a dog (no text or symbols present)

Illustration of children and adults playing with dogs in a park, including a dog-drawn dog with a red lightning bolt (no text or symbols)

Illustration of children playing with animals in a cozy room, including a fishbowl and snake on the floor (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a green cartoon character with pink eyes and striped body (no text or symbols)

Dear Children and Parents,

After a fun round, you suddenly discover that a part of this HABA game is missing and nowhere to be found. No problem! At www.haba.de/Ersatzteile you can find out whether this part is still available for delivery.

Chers enfants, chers parents,

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We accompany them on their journey with games and toys that challenge and foster new skills, as well as being above all lots of fun. At HABA you will find everything that brings a special glint to your child's eyes!