Service Dog Sitting Beside a Flag Coloring Page

A dog sits upright in profile on the left of this page, facing away from the flagpole on the right. One ear flops forward, the snout is long and rounded, the nose is solid black, and a short curved line gives the mouth a smile. The tail curls around behind the back legs.

Its body is one smooth shape with very few lines inside it, so the animal is almost entirely open area.

The flag on the right is an empty rectangle. No star field and no bands are drawn in it, and that is deliberate. A child decides what belongs there, whether that means stars and stripes copied off the flag sheet in this set or a design of their own. The pole is capped with a round ball and planted on a ground line, with two small tufts of grass at its base.

No vest or harness is drawn on the dog either, so anyone who wants one can add it. Thick outlines and a handful of large shapes put this at ages three to seven, and it opens an easy conversation about service animals.