It's always a hedgie parent's joy when their hedgie trusts them. This hedgehog tummy jigsaw puzzle leaves no doubt that his owner has his trust! This picture of Sugoi was granted by Sharon Amio to use for our weekly jigsaw puzzle. Sharon says that in Japanese, Sugoi expresses Wow (and similar exclamations)! We couldn't agree more. You've got a wowser of a hedgie Sharon! Thanks for sharing him with our readers. He looks content and safe!
Did you put together last week's puzzle? John Lu shared Bristles crouching low in a tunnel, so we turned it into a puzzle for you guys to try your hand at! You can check out our Hedgehog In A Tunnel jigsaw puzzle here. It was a somewhat hard to do and took us a little over 21 minutes to complete. But puzzles aren't what we do best. We're sure you can do better!
Come back next Sunday for a new puzzle with a new featured hedgehog to piece together. And while you're visiting, you should read some of our articles that deal with hedgehog ownership. We have many an increasing amount of information about hedgehogs for you to read!
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How To Complete This Hedgehog Tummy Jigsaw Puzzle
Directions For Jigsaw Puzzles
The feature picture of a hedgehog tummy is how the puzzle should look when you're done. Sometimes when the puzzle box appears, it will appear in pieces and other times it will appear whole. The rewind circular arrows will put the puzzle into pieces for you to try your hand at completing it. The completion timer begins when you move your first piece. Make sure you pause the timer if you have to step away or it will keep on going! We've done that a time or two ourselves. It's easier to complete if you identify the border pieces first and build your frame.
