Learn how to draw a great looking Angry Dog with easy, step-by-step drawing instructions, and video tutorial.
By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Angry Dog.
Step-by-Step Instructions for Drawing an Angry Dog
How to Draw a Great Looking Angry Dog for Kids and Beginners - Step 1
1. Begin your angry dog outline by drawing the eyes. Outline the brow and cheek above and below each eye using long curved lines.
Then, use shorter curved lines to make two partial circles between them. Shade a small half-circle within each eye to indicate the pupil.
Easy Angry Dog Drawing - Step 2
2. Next, draw the rounded triangular shape of the nose. Draw curved lines beside it and a rounded "W" below it to form the mouth. Detail the furrowed brow with more curved lines.
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Easy Angry Dog Drawing - Step 3
3. Use long curved lines to outline the top and bottom of the large, open mouth. Then, draw the curved triangular teeth.
Easy Angry Dog Drawing - Step 4
4. Use a series of "U" shaped lines to draw more teeth inside the mouth.
Easy Angry Dog Drawing - Step 5
5. Use more "U" shaped lines to outline the roots of the teeth where they meet the gums. Then, use curved lines to draw the lower lip, the chin, the brow, and the top of the head.
Easy Angry Dog Drawing - Step 6
6. Draw the angry bulldog's ear. Use a series of overlapping curved lines to draw the ear and the side of the face.
Easy Angry Dog Drawing - Step 7
7. Use long curved lines to draw the jowls or cheeks. Then, sketch the remaining ear.
Add More Details to Your Angry Dog Picture - Step 8
8. This cartoon bulldog wears a classic spiked collar. Use curved lines to enclose the top, bottom, and sides of the collar. Then, draw round and triangular shapes to indicate the metal spikes.
Complete the Outline of Your Angry Dog Drawing - Step 9
9. Complete your angry dog outline by drawing more spikes on the collar and detail the face. Contour the cheeks and above the brow with curved lines. Between the nose and mouth, draw several small dots.
Color Your Angry Dog Drawing
Color your cartoon of an angry dog. We've shaded ours in grey and given him a red collar.
For more easy, cartoony drawing tutorials, see the collection of Step-by-Step Guides to Drawing Adorable Cartoons.
For all dog and canine drawings, see the How to Draw Dogs with Step-by-Step Drawing Tutorials page.
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Learn More About The Angry Dog Drawing
Would you like to learn how to draw an angry dog? Grab your pencils and put on your best snarling face.
This easy, step-by-step canine drawing tutorial will help you master the angry dog outline.
Angry dogs are instantly recognizable. They may growl, bark, or snarl. The hair on their backs stands up straight. This is called raising their hackles.
They may pull back their lips so that their teeth and gums show. You definitely don't want to pet an angry dog!
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The type of dog depicted in this illustration is a bulldog. His angry face resembles cartoon characters like Hector and Spike, bulldogs from the Looney Tunes, when angered by Sylvester the cat.
All bulldogs are not angry. See this drawing guide to learn how to draw a nice bulldog.
For more easy and fun guides, see the How to Draw a Dog Head or Dog Man Drawing tutorials.
See also, Step-by-Step Wolf Face Drawing.
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