A sweet little sitting puppy with a bone by its paws — one of the friendliest first pages a young child can color. The shapes are big and rounded, so there's plenty of room to fill in without slipping over the lines.
This cute puppy is drawn the way a first coloring page should be: soft, chunky outlines and only a few shapes to worry about. The puppy sits with its ears flopped and a little bone resting beside its paws — an easy story a three-year-old can follow while they color. Because the lines are thick and the spaces are open, crayons, chunky markers and colored pencils all work without the picture getting muddy. Print it on ordinary paper and it stays crisp; the download includes both a print-ready PDF and a PNG, so you can use whichever your printer prefers. It's a lovely warm-up before moving on to slightly busier animals like the lion cub or wise owl.
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