Lapphund Designs Original

Finnish Lapphund Workforce Puzzle

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  • Original Finnish Lapphund artwork, made for the pack
  • Printed to order, just for you
  • Fast, tracked delivery from the print facility nearest you

Made to order in 2 to 5 business days (up to 7 in the busy season), then 2 to 6 days to Canada or 4 to 6 days to the US.

A Finnish Lapphund puzzle of twelve panels of Lappies on the job, herding reindeer, testing beds, digging the garden, raiding the fridge and guarding the socks. A funny one, and the panels make it easy to sort.

  • Twelve Jobs: Each panel is its own little room, from the wood stove to the laundry basket to the open fridge.
  • All Seven Coats: Tricolour, cream, brown, sable, wolf sable, domino and black. Find the one that looks like your dog.
  • Tin Box: Packed in a white metal tin with the finished picture on the lid, so it stores neatly and arrives ready to give.

Made to order, then shipped tracked. Enjoy free shipping over $100 to 43 countries, applied automatically at checkout.

Choking hazard: small parts. Not suitable for children under 4.

See all the Finnish Lapphund puzzles, or explore more Finnish Lapphund designs for every coat.

Glossy pre-die-cut chipboard pieces, printed to order. Packed in a white metal tin with the picture printed on the lid.
Keep the pieces dry and out of direct sun. Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Choking hazard: small parts. Not suitable for children under 4.
252 pieces: 14 x 11 in (35.6 x 27.9 cm). 500 pieces: 21 x 15.5 in (53.3 x 39.4 cm). 1000 pieces: 30 x 20 in (76.2 x 50.8 cm). The picture fills every size; the 252 and 500 piece puzzles trim a little from the edges of the scene. Printed to order. Designed in Castlegar, BC, Canada.
Did You Know?

The breed is known for being surprisingly clean and relatively odor-free compared to many other double-coated breeds.

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Lappies have excellent night vision, a trait that helped them work during the long, dark Arctic winters.