Printable Dog Coloring Pages from GlueStick

Get ready to color 8 different dog pictures! These printable coloring pages are a fun way for kids to express creativity and strengthen fine motor skills for writing and drawing.

5-30 minutes Ages 3-12 2 steps may need help

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A 5–30 minutes craft for ages 3–12, using supplies you likely already have — Cotton Balls, Hot Glue, and Markers.

GlueStick supports kids from setup to cleanup. After they choose a project, we guide them through gathering the supplies, making it, and cleaning up when they're done. We'll even help them share it safely with trusted family and friends.

Ad-free and kid-safe library — designed by a mom who wants kids to explore and create independently.

This project is perfect for:

printable activities
fine motor skill practice
indoor play
preschool activities
classroom art projects
dog lovers

Step 1: Print the coloring pages.

May need grown-up help

First, you need to get the dog coloring pages. Ask a grown-up to help you print them out. There are 8 different dog pictures for you to color!

Dog Coloring Pages

Step 2: Choose crayons or markers.

Now, choose your favorite colorful crayons or markers. What colors will you use for your dogs?

Step 3: Color the pages.

Start coloring your dog pictures! You can color inside the lines, or if you want to be super creative, you can color outside the lines too. Make each dog special with your favorite colors.

Step 4: Add decorations.

HOT! Grown-up required

Do you want to make your dog pictures even more fun? You can add extra decorations! Glue small pieces of tissue paper onto parts of your picture to make them bumpy or colorful. Stick on some washi tape to create cool patterns or borders. Fluff up some cotton balls and glue them onto your dog for soft fur, or use them to make fluffy clouds in the sky. If you want to make raised lines to help you color inside, ask a grown-up to put craft glue around the edges of the picture. Let it dry overnight before you color. If you want to use hot glue, always ask a grown-up to help you because it gets very hot.

Step 5: Color in different positions.

Here are some fun ways to color that can also help your body get stronger! Ask a grown-up to tape your coloring page to a wall. Then, stand up and color! Or, ask a grown-up to tape your coloring page to the bottom of a table. Lie on your back under the table and reach up to color! You can also sit on a chair without leaning your back against it. This helps your tummy muscles get strong while you color.

Printable Dog Coloring Pages from GlueStick

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