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How to Draw a Dog Catching a Disc
Draw a dog catching a disc in 12 easy steps, about 9 minutes. Free, with a printable worksheet.
Each picture adds one red line. Draw that line, then scroll to the next picture. Rub out any dashed helper lines at the end. First up: head, mouth open.
Step 1: Head, mouth open
Near the top right draw a round head with a snout. Open its mouth wide, like a V.
Tip The lower jaw is shorter than the top of the snout.
Step 2: Flying disc
Draw a long flat oval in the open mouth, poking out in front. Add a curved line inside.
Tip Rub out the mouth lines inside the disc. Caught it!
Step 3: Eye and nose
Draw a big oval eye with a black dot and a shine. Add a black nose on the snout tip.
Step 4: Flying ears
Draw a long floppy ear flying back from the top of the head. A second ear peeks out above it.
Tip Rub out the head line inside the floppy ear.
Step 5: Neck and back
Start behind the head. Draw the neck down, a long back, then curl round the bottom and stop.
Step 6: Chest and front leg
Start under the jaw. Draw a round chest, a leg reaching forward, a paw, and stop underneath. Add 2 toes.
Tip The leg bends at the elbow, under the chest.
Step 7: Tummy and back leg
From the front leg draw the tummy up to the waist, then a bent leg kicking back. Add 2 toes.
Tip The back leg bends twice, like a flat Z.
Step 8: Far legs
Draw 2 more legs peeking out below, under the front leg and under the back leg. Add a toe each.
Step 9: Flying tail
Start on top of the bottom. Draw a thick tail flying up and back to a thin round tip.
Step 10: Whoosh lines
Under the tummy draw 3 short lines to show how fast the dog flies.
Step 11: Light brown coat
Colour the dog light brown, around the eye, the 2 ears and the disc.
Step 12: Brown ears, blue disc
Colour both ears dark brown and the flying disc blue. Go over your lines!
Your finished drawing
Follow the steps above and this is where you end up: a dog catching a disc, drawn by you.
Every step in one picture
