101 Dalmatians Coloring Pages

A happy Dalmatian pup sits up proudly, a big bone tucked across its chest and two paw prints floating in the corners. Color the body a warm white, keep the ears and spots black, and try a light cream for the bone. Chunky crayons or thick markers work great on the bold, open shapes.

A Dalmatian pup stands tall on its hind legs with a wide grin and a bone-shaped tag hanging from its collar, a striped oval dog bed sitting in the background. The spots on this one are outlined rather than pre-filled, so the whole coat is yours to color. Try warm gray or tan for the spots, coral stripes on the dog bed, and a gold bone tag on the collar.

A happy Dalmatian pup walks upright with a small chickadee-like bird perched on top of its head, both looking pleased with the arrangement. Color the puppy white with black spots and a warm tan collar, and give the bird a black cap with a cream-and-gray body. The empty background leaves plenty of room to add a park or garden.

A Dalmatian wearing a round hat and a long trench coat has two spotted puppies tucked inside, one peeking out from the lapel and another sitting below the hem. Color the coat a warm camel tan, the hat a darker brown, and give each puppy its own light color variation for their spots. A tall wardrobe stands in the background, adding a fun depth to the sneaky scene.

Pongo walks with a confident stride across a grassy outdoor scene, tail held high and mouth slightly open in a smile. The spots on this one are outlined rather than pre-filled, so each mark is a coloring opportunity. Try a warm gray or light tan for the spots, a red or blue collar, and leaf green for the scattered grass tufts. A round cloud sits in the upper left.

Cruella de Vil stands outside with arms raised and mouth wide open in an angry screech, her enormous fur coat sweeping outward around her. Color one half of her hair platinum white and the other jet black, fill the coat in off-white or pale gray, and add a dark green or crimson dress peeking out underneath. A cluster of flowers at her feet and a building behind her give the scene a nice framing.

Four spotted pups pile onto a cardboard moving box labeled MOVE, one hanging off the side and another peeking over the top, while a balloon drifts above. Color each puppy's body a warm white with black spots, try a sandy tan for the box, and pick a bright color for the balloons at the bottom. With four dogs to color, this one rewards a steady hand.

A close-up Dalmatian puppy leans over the page with a big grin and one paw raised in a wave, the word HELLO written bold at the bottom. Color the body white with black spots and ears, and try red or gold on the small collar. The letters at the bottom can each get their own color for extra fun.

Two adult Dalmatians sit together in a garden, one upright and attentive, the other curled low beside it, surrounded by clusters of simple flowers on tall stems. Color both dogs white with black spots and warm tan collars, try a pale sky blue above the cloud at the top, and give the flowers bright yellow centers with white or lavender petals. The scattered flower clusters give the page a lively, open feel.

The Nanny bends forward to serve a group of five Dalmatian pups who cluster eagerly around a food bowl at her feet, the light behind her radiating outward in dramatic lines. Color her dress a soft periwinkle blue and her apron white, give each puppy white fur with black spots, and try a warm golden yellow for the food box she holds. With five pups to color, each one is a chance to vary the spot patterns.

Two Dalmatians curl up together on a wooden floor, a heart floating between their heads as they doze. Try a warm taupe for the floor, slate blue-gray for the wallpaper border's diamond pattern, and a deep navy or forest green for the rug's repeated cross shapes. The dresser and window add plenty of straight-edged areas that reward a ruler or steady hand.

A Dalmatian pup leaps with one paw raised, tongue out, chasing a large butterfly that hovers just out of reach above its head. Color the puppy white with black spots and a red collar, and pick bright oranges or yellows for the butterfly's wings with a soft brown body. Four small grass tufts scattered around the page suggest a sunny outdoor scene.

A Dalmatian walks forward on a leash, tail arched up and wearing a collar and ring attachment. The spots and one ear are pre-filled black, so the main job is coloring the white body and choosing a shade for the leash and collar. Try a classic red or bright blue for the leash and collar, and a warm peach on the muzzle and paw areas.

A Dalmatian puppy hunches protectively over a large bone with a scowl on its face and a bandage wrapped around one front paw. Color the body white with black spots, try a warm tan for the bone and a clean white for the bandage, and add a pop of red or blue for the collar. Small bone chip shapes scattered on the ground add a bit of crunch to the scene.

Cruella de Vil clutches a large sack stuffed with Dalmatian puppies who are doing their best to escape, while more paw prints decorate the hem of her coat. Color her dress solid black, the fur coat panels off-white with gray trim, and give the sack a warm tan or cream. A small dog house with a heart sits to the left, and it looks a little lonely without its owners.

An adult Dalmatian leans forward to sniff its bowl, a small bone decorating the side of the dish. Color the body white with large black spots and a warm red collar, and try a light gray or cream for the ceramic bowl. The empty background keeps the focus on the dog and its dinner.

A smaller Dalmatian pup trots happily toward a larger one who sits back with mouth wide open and a decidedly unimpressed expression. Color both pups white with black spots, give the larger one a collar in red or blue, and try varying the spot sizes between the two to make them feel like different characters. The clean white background keeps the focus squarely on the pair.