Use the controls your client shows
Roblox control layouts vary by keyboard, touch screen, controller, and personal rebinding. The reviewed material does not establish a complete dogs-specific key map, so this guide does not invent “press E” or “press F” instructions. For an interactable lobby object, follow the prompt rendered by your own client.
Keep the camera far enough ahead to see a pack and avoid backing into a choke while looking at the floor. Rebinding Roblox controls is a player setting; test movement and interactions in a safe lobby before a round.
Read the lobby flow
A session moves from the lobby to a map/condition vote, then into a survival round. Read every vote option before choosing. Dog Day is described as adding dogs and increasing difficulty. A named event banner may change the round plan; review the events guide if the condition is unfamiliar.
The lobby telephone is a separate interaction associated with the Hung Up badge in the reference guide. It is not a code field. When it rings, use the prompt on screen; exact timing and input can vary by device.
Check your tool before contact
The shop spends coins on tools. Read the current price and item description in the live interface; a static wiki price may go stale after an update. After buying, check the hotbar when the round begins so you know what is actually selectable.
Select a tool early enough to use it when dogs arrive. The useful choice depends on the equipment you own and the distance in the current map. No macro or third-party script is needed to use the normal controls.