Est. 1923 · Ages 8–12 · Mild · Mad · Bonkers
Dog Baking School is in trouble.
The secret recipe has disappeared.
Professor Baker insists everything is under control.
Biscuit strongly disagrees.
Now a new team of bakers has been recruited. Their job is simple:
Find the missing recipe.
Unfortunately, Professor Baker has made this considerably more complicated than it needs to be.
The children will follow Biscuit through a series of ridiculous training missions, uncover clues, crack codes, survive Professor Baker's inventions and recover the missing recipe.
And when they finally have everything they need...
they bake the cake.
Short on time? Choose decorate only — the mission runs around 2.5 hours.
Want the full experience? Choose bake the cake — and settle in for 3–4 hours of children fully occupied.
You're not playing six separate games.
You're joining Dog Baking School.
Each mission is another part of the story. The children don't know what the next challenge will be until they unlock it.
A short video briefing introduces what has happened and what they need to do.
Then the device goes down.
The children take over.
They search, solve, carry, dress, dig, freeze, race and generally cause the sort of trouble Professor Baker probably should have expected.
Every successful mission reveals another piece of the recipe.
Until, eventually, there's only one thing left to do.
Bake it.
Each mission unlocks the next. No peeking ahead.
You're running the operation from behind the scenes.
The children see the adventure. You see the setup instructions.
While they're completing one mission, you prepare the next. The app tells you what needs to be ready and when.
Before the party, everything you need is waiting for you: the shopping list, equipment list and step-by-step setup instructions.
You don't have to invent the party.
You're bringing an adventure that's already been created to life.
The story and missions stay the same, with a simpler setup and everyday equipment.
More props. More ridiculousness. A little more preparation. The sweet spot for most parties.
The full Dog Baking School experience. Bigger setups. More chaos. More ridiculous moments.
The children get the same adventure. You decide how far you want to take it.
The children mix, bake and decorate the cake together. The full experience — around 3–4 hours depending on difficulty level.
Have the cakes ready beforehand and let the children turn them into their final creation. A quicker party — around 2.5–3 hours.
Either way, the story ends the same way: the recipe is recovered. The cake is complete. Dog Baking School survives another year.
No baking experience needed. The app guides you through whichever option you choose.
