Dog Breed Coloring Pages

Dog Breed Coloring Pages

Do you love dogs? Which is your favorite dog breed? I have been creating dog breed coloring pages for many different dog breeds. I have sorted them according to the groups which have been given by the American Kennel Club - sporting, hound, working, terrier, toy, herding, and non-sporting. Other countries have slightly different categories or ways of classifying the different breeds.

Click on the dog line drawings to download a bigger version of the picture. All the coloring sheets on this page are my own pictures or adaptations of public domain pictures (from wpclipart) or from morguefile so please do not upload them anywhere else on the web. Feel free to link to this page but please do not link directly to the png file on docs.google.

Cartoon Dog Breed Coloring Book

You might also be interested in making some dog crafts. There are lots of cute crafts featured including printable paper models for many different dog breeds.

About Sporting Dogs

Sporting dogs, sometimes known as gun dogs, help hunters when they are hunting game birds. Some breeds in this category (such as pointers and setters) specialize in locating the bird and / or preventing its escape, some (such as spaniels) will flush out the bird, while other breeds (such as retrievers) will retrieve the prey after it is shot down. These breeds are generally alert and active, requiring regular exercise.

- Cocker Spaniel

- Golden Retriever

- Labrador Retriever

- Springer Spaniel

About hound dogs

Hound dogs were originally bred to chase, or hound their quarry. Some hunt by sight (such as greyhounds, afghan hounds, and borzois) and tend to have stamina and speed to enable them to catch their prey. Other hounds (such as beagles, blood hounds, and basset hounds) hunt by scent.

- Afghan Hound

- Basset Hound

- Beagle

- Dachshund

- Greyhound

About working dogs

Dogs are very eager to work alongside humans. The working dogs in this category were bred for their strength and courage. Working dogs are used to rescue, guard, pull and haul. They are used in police and military work. Because of their size, it is important to ensure that when these dogs are kept as pets, they are well trained.

- Bernese Mountain Dog

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- Boxer

- Doberman Pinscher

- Saint Bernard

- Siberian Husky

- Schnauzer

About terriers

Terriers were originally bred to go down holes in the ground and hunt out vermin, such as mice, rats, rabbits, etc. My dog is a tenterfield terrier (recognized by the Australian National Kennel Council) and he loves going into dark holes, like crawling under the blankets in our bed. One of his favorite places to sleep is squeezed under a bed on top of a mattress which is stored there.

- Airedale Terrier

- Scottish Terrier

About toy dogs

Toy dogs were originally bred to be the companion dogs of wealthy people. They were viewed as a status symbol. They did not play any major role in protecting the family or contributing to putting food on the table. They are small dogs which include lap dogs and teacup dogs. The chihuahua is the smallest toy dog.

- Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

- Maltese Terrier

- Pomeranian

- Pug

- Shih Tzu

- Yorkshire Terrier

About herding dogs

The breeds in the herding group used to be included in the working dogs group. But since 1983 they have had their own group. They are great herders, able to move other animals, even animals much larger than themselves, where they need to go.

- Corgi

- German Shepherd

- Old English Sheep Dog

About non-sporting dogs

The non-sporting group seems to be a catch-all for dog breeds which do not fit into the other categories. The breeds in this category vary greatly in appearance, size, and personality.

- Bichon Frise

- Boston Terrier

- Bulldog

- Chow Chow

- Dalmatian

- Poodle

- Shar Pei - Chinese Shar Pei

Feel free to leave feedback

Can you suggest any more dog breed coloring pages?

Cole Houston from 119 Mendocino on April 28, 2018:

I love HUSKYSSSS!!! and can you add a Soft coated wheaton terrier.

Jeanette (author) from Australia on April 19, 2013:

@anonymous: It's there - look for Siberian Husky :-)

anonymous on April 18, 2013:

need a husky!

Ted Bergman on March 12, 2013:

My granddaughter and I had a great time on your site. Thanks for all your time and expertise. Since you are obviously an animal lover, you might like to take a look at my new lens, "A New Dog and Cat Comedy TV Show." - It also raises a lot of money for dog and cat related charities. - thanks again - Ted

anonymous on March 05, 2013:

New to this site...any input helpful re: Gordon Setters, thank-u..

anonymous on January 26, 2013:

i love yorkies they are so cute

anonymous on January 18, 2013:

Hi you have done great work on here every breed i love how you have yorkies. I love yorkies!

anonymous on January 14, 2013:

@anonymous: Hi I have a male yorkie named Elvis and a blavk labrador. Soon gonna breed yorkies and have puppies.

anonymous on January 14, 2013:

Hi I love yorkies glade you have all these dog breeds

anonymous on January 14, 2013:

American Eskimo, Australian Shepherd, Alaskan Malamute, Anatolian Shepherd, Australian Cattle Dog, Border Collie, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Doberman Pinscher, English Setter, Irish Wolfhound, Weimaraner just to name a few =)

anonymous on December 27, 2012:

ADD PIT BULLS!!!!!!!!!!!

anonymous on December 25, 2012:

Wow. That's a lot of work you've got coordinated here. Thanks for all your efforts!

anonymous on December 23, 2012:

Shetland Sheepdog; also known as Shelties.

anonymous on December 04, 2012:

American Eskimo

anonymous on November 13, 2012:

would like australian kelpie colouring page

anonymous on November 11, 2012:

THANK YOU!

anonymous on November 05, 2012:

Alaskan Malamute

anonymous on October 22, 2012:

Chinese Crested both hairless and powderpuff please. Its so hard to find any coloring pages on them that actually look nice.

anonymous on October 20, 2012:

Great lens, well done!

anonymous on September 29, 2012:

@GonnaFly: springer spanails

anonymous on September 15, 2012:

Tibetan Spaniels please!

rawwwwwws lm on August 15, 2012:

Jam packed fun lens for coloring pages - dog breeds. Thanks for sharing, I can tell you took the effort on this lens.

anonymous on August 06, 2012:

@anonymous: Are you aware that the so called T cup dog is not only the runt of the litter but the result of many runts being allowed to be breed for nothing more than their size...resulting in many puppies born in pain and live very short painful lives>

T cups are breed for size, fashion and MONEY for the breeder with no thought for the dog its self

nickybutler on July 31, 2012:

Cocker spaniel would be great? Love the lens, lots of links to keep kids busy! Thanks :)

anonymous on July 16, 2012:

cocker spaniel puppy coloring pages could not find em they would be soo cute

anonymous on July 16, 2012:

@anonymous: that would be sooo cute! :)

anonymous on June 13, 2012:

Do any of you have pets? If you do name them. I have two daschunds and a persian cat.

anonymous on June 13, 2012:

I WANT A TEACUP YORKIE COLORING PAGE! A CUTE ONE!

VeseliDan on June 04, 2012:

I would love to see coloring pages of Shih Tzu dogs. I showed your lens to my niece and she was thrilled about it! *blessed*

Little Linda Pinda from Florida on May 22, 2012:

Havanese. When I did pet sitting, I happen to take care of Two, 1 year old Havanese and I had never heard of this breed before. Now our neighbor is getting one.

anonymous on May 17, 2012:

any vizslas

Jeanette (author) from Australia on May 13, 2012:

@anonymous: Okay. I've now added some corgis.

Jeanette (author) from Australia on May 13, 2012:

@anonymous: Sorry. I could only find commercially available ones.

anonymous on May 12, 2012:

any weimeranner color pages>?

Sher Ritchie on April 30, 2012:

I love your lens - I've featured it on mine: http://www.squidoo.com/zoo-with-paper-animals-for-... under "D is for..." (Dog!). Thanks for sharing!

anonymous on April 29, 2012:

Pembrooke Welsh Corgi and Tri-colored Jack Russells would be great

anonymous on April 23, 2012:

How about a mastiff and Papillon?

anonymous on April 16, 2012:

I really would to see Jack Russel puppy or dog coloring sheets!

anonymous on April 10, 2012:

I would love to see the American Bulldog color pics......

anonymous on April 10, 2012:

German shorthaired pointer

anonymous on April 07, 2012:

Shiba Inu, New Guinea Singing dog.

anonymous on April 03, 2012:

rottweiler

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AlphaChic on March 11, 2012:

Miniature Pinscher! Small dog, big attitude.

anonymous on March 01, 2012:

West Highland Terrier

Adrijan on February 07, 2012:

great lens

anonymous on February 05, 2012:

@AhgooReview: Have you found it yet. I am looking too??

anonymous on February 05, 2012:

soft coated wheaten terrier

Pangionedevelopers on January 29, 2012:

congrats, great info

Edutopia on January 15, 2012:

Great lens, the kids and the camp I work with are always in need of new coloring projects to do and this will be right up their alley.

jadehorseshoe on December 23, 2011:

This is a fun and educational lens. Good Job!

anonymous on December 17, 2011:

they should have a shetland sheepdog

anonymous on November 19, 2011:

staffie

anonymous on November 19, 2011:

belgian malinois

anonymous on November 14, 2011:

Maybe a Tibetan Mastiff!!!

Doglover5 on November 13, 2011:

Great lens with lots of lovely pictures, I know some children this will help entertain over the christmas holiday period, so thanks for that

anonymous on October 20, 2011:

@anonymous: yea Caviler king charles spaniel I have 1 of them

AhgooReview on October 19, 2011:

I have a Wheaten and would love a coloring page of one for my daughter.

anonymous on October 15, 2011:

irish wolfhound

Sheila from Omaha, NE on October 14, 2011:

Awesome lens! I do stained glass and I was thrilled to find the stained glass pattern for a Schnauzer! Thanks for a great lens!

cerezo on October 11, 2011:

i love big dogs

anonymous on October 01, 2011:

Alaskan Malamutes!! :)

kyhillbullies on September 26, 2011:

Love it, but where are the bull terriers?

wyrm11268 on September 16, 2011:

Very nice collection. I am a Dachshund fan so love that you have included them too. :-)

anonymous on September 14, 2011:

aulstralian cattle dog

mzareen on September 05, 2011:

Love the drawings. I'm making a page on my Blue Heeler dog. We need a drawing page too! http://www.squidoo.com/kyle-the-cow-dog.

Oh yea, sometimes they are called Australian Cattle Dogs. My particular dog is called a Queensland Heeler. I have lots of movies on my page, and can get more pictures!

Heather Burns from Wexford, Ireland on August 11, 2011:

Love your graphics on all these pages. Really beautiful and helpful!

GuntarLT on July 28, 2011:

Nice lens! I want to introduce my website about Siberian Huskies. This website contains lot of useful information for those who love Huskies, have Huskies or want to buy a Husky. Here you can find some training tips, caring tips, pictures and other husky related information. Hope that everybody will find something suitable in my website. Thank you for visiting!

http://thehusky.info/

The-Squidoo-King on July 22, 2011:

This is great, well done!

anonymous on July 21, 2011:

I would love a wheaten terrier picture for my daughter to color as a gift for my mom.

anonymous on July 19, 2011:

Dog breeds are just adorable! Especially since they appear in various sizes and colors. With the help of dog coloring guides, we can be sure of which type of dog breed we would like to have. This is great aid especially if we arenât that knowledgeable on dogs and their colorings. We must learn to make great use of our resources, such as the internet to search for such information. Check out Yuppy Puppy Boutique Here for more informations

geendayrox on July 11, 2011:

great lens maybe you should do other things like dinosaurs kids would love it:D!!!

anonymous on June 22, 2011:

Bernese Mountain Dog,

New Guinea Singing Dog,

Caviler King Charles Spaniel

anonymous on June 04, 2011:

Australian Cattle Dog

redpillpuppet on May 27, 2011:

Here's another suggestion, you could add the Tosa Inu (Japanese breed) to it.

ActiveDogToys on May 24, 2011:

This is a really unique lens. So great for the kiddies (and kids at heart too)!

Colin_Michel on May 22, 2011:

http://www.hugolescargot.com/coloriages-animaux-na...

anonymous on May 17, 2011:

Border Collie,Cockapoo,Heeler,# Labrador Retriever

# Cocker Spaniel

# English Springer Spaniel

# German Shepherd ("Alsatian")

# Staffordshire Bull Terrier # Beagle

# Dachshund

# Boxer

# Poodle

# Shih Tzu

# Miniature Schnauzer

# West Highland White Terrier

Afghan Hound

Akita

Alaskan Malamute

Australian Cattle Dog

coonhound

greyhound

MiskimVJ on May 06, 2011:

Yorkie Poo

Yorkie Poodle

NoYouAreNot on May 01, 2011:

What a treasure of resources! I am going to feature it to my choose-dog-breeds lens (as soon as it's finished, of course xDD). I already know how to incorporate it to the subject, hehe!

ChelseaGold on April 27, 2011:

New toysss...!!

Karnel from Lower Mainland of BC on April 20, 2011:

Wow cool lens, didn't see my dogs breed, am joining your fanclub and lensrolling over to my Presa Canario Squidpaws...

ohcaroline on April 01, 2011:

I'm leaving you an April Fools Day blessing....no, really I am! No joke!

anonymous on March 29, 2011:

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel (There are 4 color variations for this breed; Tri, Blenheim, Red, Black & tan). Thank You!

RetroMom on March 27, 2011:

What a wonderful lens, I have great nieces and nephews who would love coloring pages of dogs!!! Have to print a bunch off for them.

norma-holt on March 08, 2011:

What a great lens for artistic talent to shine. *-*Blessed*-* and featured on Angel Blessings for Dogs on Squidoo

Pnorway on February 13, 2011:

wowwow..... cool lens

twisted-barfly on February 06, 2011:

I love this page, very cool. I may even link to it from my Schnauzer blog at some point!

Positivevibestechnician on January 24, 2011:

this is a very fun lens thank you for posting it.

anonymous on January 20, 2011:

I wish this resource would have been available when I my daughter was younger! What a great collection of links and resources. A part of me wants to print some out for myself :)

bead at home mom on January 09, 2011:

Great selection. I've added your lens to my 'kipper and friends' lens.

AmateurAtHTML on December 27, 2010:

This is a wonderful page for kids. Thank you very much!

anonymous on December 21, 2010:

I suggest a swedish vallhund coloring page. I'm sure people would love that.

SeanAndLauren on December 18, 2010:

Suuuuper cute coloring pages! I loved most of them.

What's up with the cartoonish dachshund, though? It's the only breed not drawn in a realistic style. Doxies are my favorite so my eye went there first. Could you possibly add one?

WritingforYourW on December 16, 2010:

Vizslas, please. :)

Tempus on December 03, 2010:

What an incredible resource page. How on earth did you sniff out so many different pages? I'm in awe!

AmateurAtHTML on November 29, 2010:

Great page. My teacher friends will love this!

anonymous on November 24, 2010:

is it possible to get any papillons?

RebeccaE on November 10, 2010:

these are great ideas, thanks for this lens.

SmBizGuru LM on October 29, 2010:

Oh, you definitely need a Lhaso Apso dog breed coloring page. This is a really great resource. Thank you for putting it together.

awakeningwellness on October 20, 2010:

What a great resource!