How it works
This color by number pug has a black muzzle and black ears on a fawn face, drawn in yellow. Behind it are a Dalmatian, a Corgi, a Husky, a Dachshund, a Poodle, a Doghouse and a Paw print.
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The Pug takes three crayons
The easy Pug has 78 yellow squares, 46 black and 4 red for the tongue. Choose Detailed 24 by 24 under Size and it becomes the longest sheet here, 480 squares, with forehead wrinkles, a pink tongue and a red collar.
Six breeds told apart by coat and shape
The Dalmatian is white paper with black spots inside a blue background. The Corgi has tall ears and a white blaze, the Husky a black and white mask with blue eyes, the Dachshund a long body on short legs and the Poodle pom-poms on its legs and tail.
- The easy Poodle is the quickest sheet: 61 squares and 2 crayons, orange and black.
- Black is in 7 of the 8 easy keys, every one but the Paw print.
Questions and answers
What color is a pug on this sheet?
Fawn, drawn with the yellow crayon, with black ears and a black muzzle. The key prints 1 black, 2 yellow and 3 red on the easy grid, and the detailed grid adds orange and pink.
Which dog breeds are in the set?
Six: Pug, Dalmatian, Corgi, Husky, Dachshund and Poodle. The other two pictures are a Doghouse and a Paw print. Each breed's description on the page gives one checked fact about it.
How do you color a white Dalmatian?
You color around it. The background is blue on the easy grid and light blue on the detailed one, the spots and ears are black, and every square left empty is the white coat.