The Dog House
slothighBy Pragmatic Play · Dogs / kennel
A high-volatility Pragmatic Play slot on five reels and twenty paylines, built around wilds that carry multipliers and stay stuck through the free spins.
Game specs
Active build set by the casino
Provider-stated default — real casinos may run a different configured RTP.
Spec source: SlotCatalog — https://slotcatalog.com/en/slots/The-Dog-House (96.51% is the provider-stated default; the page flags configurable RTP settings and lists 95.51% in its spec table, so the build your casino runs may return less)
The ceiling on a single round, counted in stakes.
RTP builds
The Dog House is sold to casinos in more than one configured return, and the operator picks the one it runs. Most sites print a single figure, which is simply wrong for anyone playing a different build.
| RTP | Build |
|---|---|
| 96.51% | Studio default |
| 95.51% | Operator-configurable |
The game’s own info screen shows the return in force at the casino you are on.
Features and mechanics
Mechanics
Themes
About The Dog House
The Dog House: common questions
What is the RTP of The Dog House?
The studio default for The Dog House is 96.51%, but the game is also sold to casinos at 95.51%. Which build runs is the operator's choice rather than yours, so check the game's own info screen before you play.
What is the maximum win in The Dog House?
Wins in The Dog House are capped at 6,750x your stake. That is the ceiling of the game's maths rather than a typical outcome — reaching it is rare.
How volatile is The Dog House?
The Dog House is a high-volatility game: wins land less often and the gaps between them are wider, so a bankroll that survives long dry spells matters more here than it does elsewhere.
Can you buy the bonus in The Dog House?
No — The Dog House has no bonus buy. The bonus round can only be triggered in normal play.
What are the minimum and maximum bets in The Dog House?
Stakes in The Dog House run from 0.2 to 100 per round, in whatever currency your casino uses. Individual casinos can narrow that range.
Terms used on this page
Plain-language definitions, in case any of the above was jargon.