Floppy-Eared Beagle Pup

A chubby Beagle puppy sits and sniffs the air, its extra-long floppy ears framing a rounded snout — a friendly coloring page.

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Sitting and gazing upward with its nose lifted to sniff the air, this chubby Beagle puppy shows off the breed's signature extra-long floppy ears, short sturdy legs, and a little stubby wagging tail. The big, simple body shapes make it an easy color for small hands, while the long droopy ears and rounded snout give older colorists soft curves to shade. Beagles are famous for their amazing noses — they have one of the strongest senses of smell of any dog and were bred to follow scent trails for miles. Those long ears actually help by sweeping smells up toward the nose as the puppy walks. Classic Beagles wear patches of brown, black, and white, but your version can be any color you like. Print it on US Letter or A4 and bring this curious little sniffer to life.

Coloring Tips

Tri-color the classic way — brown on the back, black saddle patch, and white legs gives a true-to-life Beagle.
Shade the long ears — press a little harder near the fold so the floppy ears look soft and heavy.
Brighten the nose — leave a tiny white shine on the snout so it looks wet and ready to sniff.

Frequently asked questions

Why does a Beagle have such long ears?

Beagles use their long, low ears to stir up scents from the ground toward their nose, helping them follow a trail. It is part of what makes them great sniffer dogs.

What colors are real Beagles?

Most Beagles are tri-color with brown, black, and white patches, but you can color yours any way you like for your own one-of-a-kind pup.