Dog coloring pages
17 free dog pages to print, from the sitting puppy for little kids to the dog mandala.
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All 17 coloring pages
Sitting puppy coloring page
Easy, ages 3 to 5
Dog face coloring page
Easy, ages 3 to 5
Puppy with a ball coloring page
Easy, ages 3 to 6
Sleeping puppy coloring page
Easy, ages 3 to 6
Puppy with a slipper coloring page
Easy, ages 3 to 6
Cute puppy coloring page
Easy, ages 2 to 5
Dog in a doghouse coloring page
Medium, ages 4 to 8
Dog bath coloring page
Medium, ages 4 to 8
Puppies playing coloring page
Medium, ages 4 to 8
Dog and cat coloring page
Medium, ages 4 to 8
Corgi in the park coloring page
Medium, ages 4 to 8
Dog catching a flying disc coloring page
Medium, ages 5 to 9
Dalmatian coloring page
Medium, ages 5 to 9
Dog at the beach coloring page
Medium, ages 5 to 9
Dog park coloring page
Detailed, ages 7 to 12
Patterned dog coloring page
Detailed, ages 8 to 12
Dog mandala coloring page
Detailed, ages 9 to 12
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About these coloring pages
These free dog coloring pages cover puppies, big dogs and every kind of dog day. The easiest pages are a sitting puppy, a big dog face and a puppy with a ball, all with thick, simple lines. A sleepy puppy curls up in its bed, and another runs off with a slipper. A dachshund lies in its doghouse, and a beagle sits in a bubble bath with a rubber duck. Two puppies play tug of war, a corgi trots through the park and a dalmatian waits by a fire hydrant. One dog leaps for a flying disc, and another runs along the beach. The detailed pages show a busy dog park, a dog filled with patterns and a dog mandala. Dogs come in many colors: black, white, brown, gray, golden and red, often with spots or patches. A dalmatian is white with black spots. A beagle is usually white, brown and black. Kids can match a dog they know or invent their own. For the youngest, the sitting puppy and the dog face are the place to start. The dog park and the mandala suit older kids, teens and adults.
These library pages are free for personal and classroom use. Read the license.
Printing and coloring tips
- Use two browns on a brown dog, lighter on the face and chest and darker on the back.
- Add spots after the base color is done. Black or brown spots work well on a white dog.
- Cut out a finished dog and tape a craft stick on the back to make a puppet.
- For a pet day at school, let each child color the dog that looks most like their own pet.
Which ages they suit
The 6 easy pages, like the sitting puppy, have big shapes and thick lines for ages 2 to 6.
The 8 medium pages, like the dog in a doghouse, have more details and a simple background for ages 4 to 9.
The 3 detailed pages, like the dog park, have small areas and patterns for ages 7 to 12 and adults.
Questions and answers
How do I print a dog coloring page?
Choose a dog and press Print, or download it as a PDF in US Letter or A4.
Which dog pages are best for toddlers?
The sitting puppy, the dog face and the puppy with a ball are the simplest. Easy dog pages suit ages 2 to 6.
Can I make a coloring page of my own dog?
Yes. Upload a photo of your dog to the photo to coloring page tool. It works best with a clear photo and a plain background.
Are the dog breeds real?
A few are. There is a dachshund, a beagle, a corgi and a dalmatian. The others are friendly mixed dogs, so kids can color them any way they like.