Front packaging of a mini building blocks set featuring an assembled prairie dog model. The box shows a tan and cream prairie dog built from toy blocks, with grass and a simple landscape background.
A toy building-block model of a prairie dog sitting on a rocky base with small green grass pieces, photographed on a plain white background.
A block-built toy model of a prairie dog constructed from interlocking bricks, featuring a light tan body, darker brown ears and legs, green grass accents, and a brown base, shown against a plain white background.
A small animal building block model of a brown and tan prairie dog, constructed from interlocking toy bricks with green grass and brown rocks on a white background.
A square mosaic-style artwork made of tan, brown, beige, and muted gold blocks, with four green five-point star-like shapes placed near the corners and one near the bottom center. The piece is shown flat against a plain white background.

Prairie Dog Mini Block Set

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Get ready to burrow your way into some prairie dog fun with our prairie dog mini block set! Did you know that prairie dogs have their own language? It's true! They have a complex system of calls to communicate with each other about things like predators and food. Now you can create your own prairie dog community with our block set and see what kind of conversations they have!

  • 412 pieces
  • Contains small parts; appropriate for ages 13 and up
  • Assembled size: 3 1/8" x 3 1/8" x 3 1/4"

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