The Dog House – Dog or Alive Slot

A slot from Pragmatic Play based on another dog theme and has 5 reels and 3 rows with just a min bet of 0.20 per spin making it suitable for low rolling sessions.

The game has a bonus feature where you just gotta get the 3 scatters, which only appear on reels 1 , 3 and 5. The scatters are the safes in this game and then as in other dog house games you see the barrels and you can get up to 3 spins per barrel and there are 9 barrels so you can get up to 27 spins for the free spins feature and minimum of 9. Guess what you will be close to the minimum 9 than anywhere close to the 27. There is a multiplier that appears on the reels during the feature and that is sticky. It’s actually good you can get extra free spins by getting 3 scatters during the free spins which gives you 3 more spins. Then when you have 6 wilds then you get another 3 spins and then another 3 spins when it’s 9 wilds. The wilds can only be on the middle 3 reels.

The music for this slot is very pleasant and has a western them mixed with the original dog house theme song that is well known. The sound effects are suitable but there is also a gun noise which can go off even on non winning spins.

I found that during my real money play on this I was able to get the free spins every 362 spins on average so it took a while and paid just under 30x.

There is just one bonus buy option since it’s an older slot and that is going to cost you 100x.

One other thing I like about pragmatic play is that you can set the speed of the between normal, quick and turbo. I like to alternative between different speeds depending on how the slot is playing.

As for the RTP that is with this slot is 95.52% when max RTP but I played it on something else I don’t recall what it was but likely in the 94% as the casino I played at doesn’t have max RTP on most of their Pragmatic slots.

I don’t like how when the multiplier appears on the reels the cowboy dog in the right corner of the screen fires off the gun when it’s a dead spin! Seriously just stay quiet if it’s a dead spin no need to make such noises. Is there any wonder that these kinds of mechanics lead people to switch off the sound effects which just distract from the reel action.