Collection: Dog Paint by Numbers

Dog Paint by Numbers

This collection goes well beyond one kind of dog portrait. Golden Retrievers appear in both natural and scenic designs, while Pugs and Corgis turn up in more playful artwork, including sunglasses, skateboards and brighter color palettes. There are also dogs surrounded by flowers, set against sunsets and painted in pop-art styles.

For an easier project, the background often matters as much as the dog. A single portrait with a clear outline is usually more straightforward than long fur, several animals or a scene filled with flowers and scenery. Our Paint by Numbers for Beginners collection is useful when you want to narrow the choice by difficulty rather than breed.

From Pet Portraits to Playful Dog Art

Some designs are all about the face and expression. Others treat the dog as part of a larger picture. A Golden Retriever at sunset feels very different from a colorful Sheepdog or a Corgi on a skateboard, even though all three belong here.

If you like the animal but want a different subject, Cat Paint by Numbers sits alongside this collection within our wider Animal Paint by Numbers range.

Flowers, Color and Backgrounds

Dogs often appear with more decorative backgrounds, especially flowers and strong color. Those paintings can also sit naturally beside artwork in Flower Paint by Numbers. The overlap makes it easier to browse by the part of the picture you notice first rather than forcing every design into a single theme.

Painting Your Own Dog

The kits above use ready-made artwork. If the dog you want to paint is actually waiting at home, our Personalized Pet Paint by Numbers uses your own photo instead. That is the better route for a specific pet, favorite photograph or personalized gift.

For other subjects, return to All Paint by Numbers Kits.