60 Easy Dog Drawing Ideas

The first dog drawing idea in the list is a Pug! Pugs are cute small dogs with flat, wrinkly faces. It may look like their faces have been squished.

Grown-up wolves may look tough, but their pups are adorable! Get the whole pack involved - draw up a litter of these delightful wild dogs!

Every kid needs a puppy. Draw a cute puppy to keep you company!

Shiba Inus are an iconic dog breed from Japan. They are cute and easy to draw.

Bulldogs have a tough name and an even tougher appearance. But don't worry - a bulldog can be a faithful and protective canine companion like the one in this drawing.

Scooby-Doo, where are you? Look no further, because this famous cartoon Great Dane is right here in this drawing.

Hiyuck-yuck! With his signature silly laugh, Goofy has been an iconic Disney character for almost a hundred years. You can draw him with this easy tutorial.

If you thought the wolf pup above was cute, this one takes cuteness to a whole new level! Learn to draw a wild wolf pup in chibi style, with large eyes, exaggerated features, and a small body.

Corgis are small dogs best know for their association with royalty, including the queen of England! Draw your own diminutive dog friend with these instructions.

German shepherds are symbols of loyalty, heroism, and courage. Try this simple drawing next.

Coyotes are North American wild dogs that resemble small wolves. Here is an easy coyote drawing.

Golden retrievers are popular pets because they are friendly and loyal. Here is a furry golden retriever drawing.

Get ready to save the day! If someone's in trouble, this tiny German shepherd and his friends will figure out a way to help. Draw you own Chase from Paw Patrol.

Ay Chihuahua! Some of these dogs are so small that they could sit in a teacup. Here is a drawing of a super-cute chihuahua.

Pomeranians are small dogs, about the same size as a Chihuahua - but much furrier! Draw this easy cartoonish Pomeranian.

Pitbulls have a scary reputation, but just like other dogs, they need a loving home, a place to run, and plenty of treats. Would you like to draw this pitbull?

Tribal wolf is a popular tattoo drawing. With this drawing you can practice it safely on paper.

Poodles are often associated with France and with posh culture. This cartoon poodle drawing is pink and cute.

Dachshunds are small dogs that originated in Germany. They are recognized by their elongated bodies. This wiener dog is so cute and easy to draw.

This French bulldog has an inquisitive face! You’ll notice that he is not as wrinkly - or scary - as other types of bulldogs we’ve drawn.

It is said that wolves howl at the moon, but they actually howl to communicate with other wolves. Draw this wolf do just that on a moonlit night.

With all these dogs running around, some of them are bound to get hungry! Draw up some dog biscuits to give the good dogs their treats.

Shih Tzus are small dogs, like Chihuahuas and Pomeranians. Some people carry their pet Shih Tzu in their purses! Get your pen and paper and draw this dog’s fancy up-do.

This german sheppard drawing is just so, so CUTE!

Labradors are energetic dogs that are eager to please. Invite one of these popular pets into your family with the help of this labrador drawing tutorial.

Your canine companion can now follow you into the digital world, too. Take this pixelated pup with you on your next drawing adventure.

Snoopy is one of the most recognizable cartoon dogs. In this illustration, he is spreading some cheer. He’s even got a gift for you!

“Sit! Good boy!” Teach your dog this simple and essential command with this drawing.

This dog is happy to see you! Draw a dog with a wagging tail to show it.

All dogs are cute, but this one is especially adorable! She's a golden retriever puppy, and she's ready to steal your heart when you draw her.

Even the youngest artists can master drawing a cute dog! Try your hand at this simple, step-by-step drawing guide.

Floppy ears, four paws, a lolling tongue, a fluffy tail, and lots of fur... this dog drawing has everything it needs to jump right off the page and into your heart.

He's not very brave - except when his friends are depending on him. Learn how to draw this classic Cartoon Network character.

The Foo Dog is a protective Chinese Spirit often depicted as a lion-like stone statue. Here is a drawing of a typical Foo Dog.

You don't always need a picture with lots of color and detail. Sometimes, you just need an outline like this one. Learn how to draw the silhouette of a Doberman.

Boxers are strong and muscular dogs. They are also popular pets. Learn how to draw this handsome boxer today.

Have you ever seen a party clown make a dog out of a balloon? Drawing a balloon dog is super-simple!

He's half man... he's half dog... he's 100 percent a crime-fighting machine! Try to draw this graphic novel character from the Captain Underpants universe.

Labradors and golden retrievers are among the most popular family dog breeds. Learn how to draw this cute companion in portrait style.

Intruders, burglars, postmen, squirrels... lots of things can make dogs angry. Learn how to draw this angry, growling bulldog.

You've drawn all these dogs, and now they need a home! Sketch a dog house that is big enough to hold your whole pack.

Cats and dogs aren't always mortal enemies. Sometimes, they are the best of friends! Learn how to draw this dynamic duo.

Bark! Woof! Yip! Howl! Dogs can be noisy animals, but that is also what makes them good watchdogs. Sketch this attentive barking dog.

Even dogs get sad sometimes! Sketch this cute, lonely puppy, bind up his wounds, and give him a home.

In Greek mythology, the Cereberus was a three-headed dog that guarded the gates of the underworld.

This simple, step-by-step illustrated drawing tutorial is by far one of the easiest dog drawings you’ll encounter. 

This cartoon dog is cute and ready to play! In addition to a step-by-step, illustrated tutorial, a video tutorial is also available.

Wolves are the ancestors of domestic dogs, having been domesticated thousands of years ago. Learn to draw a realistic wolf using this easy, step-by-step guide, along with the instructional video.

This cute cartoon wolf is depicted in a classic pose – that wolfish archetype of howling at the moon. Draw your wolf using the illustrated step-by-step guide.

Did you know that foxes are also a type of wild dog? You will seldom glimpse this elusive creature. You can keep one nearby, however, with this easy, step-by-step drawing tutorial.

Sketch this thoughtful beagle with a few curved lines and a little bit of shading. Then look for other Snoopy poses on our list!

Compare this husky drawing to the wolves on this list. Huskies were bred to brave the same cold climates where wolves live, and they have similar features.

Foxes are cute, and baby foxes are even cuter! Did you know that foxes are part of the canine family? Notice the doglike features of this fox kit - triangular ears, a fluffy tail, and a canine sitting posture.

If you're looking for the perfect sidekick and friend, this cute pup is it. Notice the cartoonish face paired with the realistic, furry details of the dog's body.

All the dogs in this list descended from a wolf just like this one. When provoked, they can still snarl, too, revealing fleshy gums and sharp teeth!

Your furry friend may not be able to hold a pencil, but he can make his mark in the form of a paw print. You can, too, thanks to this easy outline.

Snoopy's simple outline is easy to draw. This particular pose is infused with joy - you can feel it in Snoopy's smile - a smile that extends to his eyes - and the evident motion of his ears and legs.

The comical face of the pug employs a lot of curved lines to capture the dimensions of its wrinkly skin. Draw this sketch for your favorite pug parent.

This realistic rottweiler portrait is sure to impress your friends! The detailed drawing is broken down into simple steps. A portrait like this one makes a great gift for a proud pet parent.

This pooch's portrait is specially designed for beginners. You will use simple overlapping lines to craft the head, eyes, ears, nose, and the distinguishing spot.