Dog Dot to Dot Printables with 30, 44 or 64 Dots
A sitting puppy with floppy ears in 30, 44 or 64 dots: free dog dot to dot printables, each with a dog connect the dots answer page, on A4 or Letter.
Choose a level
The two floppy ears ask for some thought on this dog dot to dot. The line traces each one twice, down one edge and back up the other. The rest of the sitting puppy is simpler: a round head, a flat base and a raised tail with a rounded tip. Each level draws that same puppy. The easy page has 30 dots for ages 3 to 5, the medium page 44 for ages 6 to 8 and the hard page 64 for ages 9 to 12.
Both edges of each ear
The orange Start star sits at the top of the head. From there the numbers move right across the head, travel down the outside of the right ear, come back up its inner edge and dip in at the shoulder. They run up the top edge of the tail, around its tip and back along the lower edge. Then comes the flat base, heading left. The final stretch goes up the left side, down the inner edge of the left ear and back up its outside to the star.
Collar, tag and tongue
Every level has gray shapes already printed: the eyes, nose and muzzle, a smiling mouth with its tongue, the collar and round tag, the inner ear edges and two front paws with toe lines. The puppy shows up long before the final dot. The hard page packs more, smaller dots around the tail, and if the A4 or US Letter file is shrunk those numbers start to crowd, so it is best printed at 100 percent. Every level includes an answer page with the finished outline, for checking or as a second copy to color.
Skills practiced & tips
- Find the orange Start star together and trace the first line with a finger.
- Count out loud, and slow down where the numbers wrap around the tail.
- On the 64-dot page, check the numbers twice at the bottom of each ear and around the tip of the tail, where the dots sit close together.
- Once the outline is done, color the gray collar and tag in a bright color.
- Use a pencil for joining so a wrong line can be erased.
Dog fun facts
- Dogs have a third eyelid, a thin inner fold that helps clean and protect each eye.
- Dogs were the first animal people tamed, more than 15,000 years ago, long before farming began.
Classroom ideas
- Preschool (ages 3 to 5): count to 30 as a group while each child joins the dots on the easy page.
- Grade 1: give the 44-dot puppy and ask students to circle every even number before they start.
- Grades 3 to 5: offer the 64-dot page as an early-finisher task and let pupils check it against the answer page.
More dog activities
More dot to dot
Frequently asked questions
Where do the dots crowd on the 64-dot puppy?
At the bottom of each ear and around the tip of the tail, so those are the places to check twice. The easy page has 30 dots, the medium page 44 and the hard page 64, all for the same sitting puppy.
What are the gray shapes inside the dots?
On every page, the eyes, nose, muzzle, open mouth and tongue, the collar and tag, the inner edges of the ears and two front paws are printed in light gray. They help a child spot the puppy early. The 64-dot page adds more, smaller dots.
What does the answer page show?
Each level has a second page with the joined outline of the head, ears, body and tail. On every answer page the gray face, collar and paws stay in place.
Why does the line go in and out of the ears?
Each floppy ear is traced on both edges. On the right ear the numbers go down the outside and back up the inner edge, and on the left ear they go down the inner edge and back up the outside.
About this printable
- Made with AI assistance (vector drawing authored by a language model) and checked by automated tests and an AI reviewer.
- Checked by automated tests and an AI reviewer on 22 Oct 2026.
- Free for personal and single-classroom use. See the license. Read the license · How these are made · Report a problem.
- Vector PDF, 2 pages, 186×254 mm art box — prints edge-safe on A4 and US Letter.
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