A puppy sitting square on with both front paws planted and its tail up behind, doing the thing every child draws first. The shapes are wide and open, so a thick marker will not close them up, and the spots are optional in every sense. This is the page for a child who wants a dog on the fridge by lunchtime. Two of them together, and asleep, on two sleeping puppies.
A puppy sitting square, tongue out, tail up behind.
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Want to draw sitting puppy yourself?
Here is sitting puppy in 8 steps.
Draw the rounded head, wider at the cheeks than the crown.
Add a floppy ear either side and the tuft on top.
Place the eyes, then the nose and the tongue below it.
Draw the body below, narrower at the shoulders.
Bring both front legs straight down to the ground.
Let the two back paws peep out on either side.
Lift the tail up behind the body.
Finish with the shadow line under the paws.
What you need
Paper, a pencil and an eraser.