This Something is Wrong With My Dog full walkthrough walks the entire story route from your first meeting with Jerry to the final choices that lead to the game’s ten endings. We only state what the official game page and developer materials confirm, and we flag community-reported details as such — so you will not find invented coordinates or fake ending lists here.
Before You Start: What Is Verified
- The game is developed by • DELTA • on Roblox and offers ten story endings.
- You tame the wolf Jerry with three bones, build a camp, and survive to daylight.
- Bob’s map opens with the M key and points you to his cabin, his grave, and his logs.
- Exact ending triggers are not officially published — this walkthrough guides the route, and our All 10 Endings tracks what is confirmed.
Controls are classic block-game inputs (WASD, E for inventory, M for map, mouse buttons to mine and build). New players should skim the Roblox Guide first.
Act One: Adopting Jerry
Your story opens at the edge of the forest, where a thin grey wolf with a red collar waits at the treeline. Community players report the opening plays out like this:
- Approach the treelineSpot the wolf watching you from the trees — do not expect an immediate attack.
- Collect three bonesGather bones from mining, combat, and exploration before you try to befriend him.
- Feed himRight click to offer the bones. Three bones tames Jerry and unlocks the Good Boy badge.
- Name him (optional)The Name Jerry gamepass lets you customize his name if the default is not enough.
With Jerry tamed, the title stops being a joke and starts being a warning.
Act Two: Following Bob's Trail
The previous occupant of this wilderness — Bob — left a map and a trail of clues. Press M to open Bob’s map and start connecting the dots between three landmarks: his cabin, his grave, and his logs. The full landmark breakdown lives in our Bob's Map Locations.
Bob’s notes document his own descent: strange noises in the woods, an animal that was not quite right, and warnings about Jerry. Reading everything he left behind is how the story starts to explain what your wolf really is — and what might be hiding deeper in the forest.
Act Three: Nights, Caves, and the Wild
Daytime is for gathering. Nighttime is for surviving.
- Build before dark. Wood walls, a door, and a bed turn a death trap into a home. Sleeping through the night in your own bed earns the Sweet Dreams badge.
- Watch Jerry. His behavior at night is where the horror lives. Community playthroughs describe unsettling morning discoveries — treat every dawn as a story beat.
- Explore the caves and marshes. The official description lists forests, caves, and marshes as explorable terrain, and the deeper story content hides past the tree line.
If the endless-night variant appeals to you, the Survival Mode Guide covers multi-night strategies and the Still Breathing and Night Shift badges.
Full Walkthrough Videos
Prefer to watch the route before you run it? Community creators have posted complete playthroughs. Below is a full walkthrough from TheKacperosEN (a community channel — not official developer content), recorded with about 19K views as of October 2026.
The verified original story video that inspired the game is embedded on our LookOut2DD Creator.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a full playthrough take?
There is no official figure. Most of the runtime is resource gathering and night survival between story beats, so a careful solo run takes notably longer than a coordinated group of up to eight players.
Do my choices actually change the ending?
The official game page confirms ten endings shaped by the story, and the description frames the game around investigating Bob’s clues and making choices. The exact per-ending trigger list is not officially published, so treat any step-by-step ending guide you find elsewhere — including video guides — as community research.
Can I replay the story after finishing it?
Yes. Rejoining the experience starts a fresh run, which is how players chase endings they missed. See