Dog coloring pages

25 coloring pages

Dogs can be the funniest members of the family: they bring home a stick wider than the gate, hide under a single cushion and come back from walks covered in mud. These coloring pages show exactly those moments, and kids will recognize their own dog, or the neighbor's, in them.

The easy pages with big spaces work from about age 2 or 3; the more detailed ones suit preschoolers and elementary kids. Every pup can be spotted, patched or one solid color, just like the real thing.

Easy — for ages 2 to 4

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More detail — for ages 5 to 8

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How to print the coloring page

Click “Print” and only the picture goes on the sheet, without the rest of the page. To keep the file for later, download the PDF: it's already set up with a margin, so the printer won't cut anything off.

Printable coloring book (PDF sets) →

What to do with a finished picture

Portrait of your own dog

Color the dog to match your pet, write its name on the back and hang the picture next to its food bowl.

Thank-you card for the vet

Fold a sheet of paper in half, glue the puppy on the front and write a thank-you note to your vet.

Dachshund bookmark

Cut out the extra-long dachshund and glue it onto cardboard for the perfect long bookmark.

Questions from parents

What ages are these dog coloring pages for?

The easy ones with big spaces and bold lines already work for two- and three-year-olds. Pages with more detail are a better fit for kids ages 5 to 8.

Can I print them for my classroom?

Yes. They're free for home and educational use, including a whole class. The only thing you can't do is sell them.

How do I print without anything getting cut off?

The PDF is the safest option since it already has margins. The “Print” button also prints only the picture, without the rest of the page.