Medium • 48x52 • 1108 beads • 6 colors
Golden Retriever
A friendly Golden Retriever perler bead pattern across a 48×52 grid — 1,090 beads in just 6 warm colors. A simple-palette dog chart that makes a great gift for retriever owners.
Dog Perler Bead Patterns
27 patterns · 17–52 grid · 3–16 colors · Printable PDF
All dog patterns
Golden Retriever
48 × 52Medium
Samoyed (classic)
36 × 45Medium
Medium • 36x45 • 1043 beads • 15 colors
Samoyed (classic)
A fluffy white Samoyed dog as a 36×45 perler bead chart — 1,019 beads in 15 colors for soft, shaded fur. A detailed pet portrait for crafters who enjoy a richer palette.
Border Collie
51 × 52Medium
Medium • 51x52 • 1015 beads • 7 colors
Border Collie
A black-and-white Border Collie perler bead pattern on a 51×52 grid — 959 beads in 7 colors. A medium-difficulty dog chart for fuse-bead fans who want a classic herding-dog portrait.
Giant Poodle Puppy
45 × 52Medium
Medium • 45x52 • 974 beads • 7 colors
Giant Poodle Puppy
A big curly-coated poodle puppy on a 45×52 perler bead grid — 967 beads in 8 colors. A medium-difficulty dog chart for fuse-bead crafters who love fluffy, oversized pet designs.
Schnauzer Puppy
44 × 52Medium
Medium • 44x52 • 941 beads • 10 colors
Schnauzer Puppy
A bearded Schnauzer puppy charted on a 44×52 perler bead grid — 913 beads in 11 colors. A medium-difficulty dog pattern for fuse-bead fans of scruffy terrier breeds.
Husky Puppy
51 × 52Medium
Medium • 51x52 • 1074 beads • 7 colors
Husky Puppy
A husky puppy with a yellow bandana charted as a 51×52 perler bead pattern — 1,064 beads in 8 colors. A medium-difficulty dog design for fuse-bead fans who want a cute pet portrait with crisp black-and-gray markings.
Emperor Dog
40 × 38Medium
Medium • 40x38 • 945 beads • 6 colors
Emperor Dog
A regal Emperor Dog in imperial robes, charted as a 40×38 perler bead pattern — 945 beads in 6 colors. A fun costumed-pet design for crafters who like character-style animal charts.
How to choose from these 27 dog charts
This collection mixes cute puppies, recognizable breeds, and character-style dog designs: a 3-color shaggy pup face, a tiny flower-patch puppy, plus Shiba Inu, Golden Retriever, Samoyed, Border Collie, Poodle, Schnauzer, Husky, Bichon, and a costumed Emperor Dog. Charts run 17–52 pegs with 3–16 colors, making them useful for keychains, magnets, framed pet gifts, or a full breed-themed set.
Which dog pattern to start with
Start with fewer colors and a strong outline. Strolling Dachshund uses just 3 colors, so it is the easiest dog chart to sort and read, while Corgi Butt Peek is the smallest at 17×24. Fur-shaded charts like the Samoyed, Shiba, and Schnauzer feel more like pet portraits, but sort those close browns, creams, and grays before placing the first bead.
Printable PDF charts with bead counts and color keys
Each dog links to a full detail page with grid size, bead count, color count, and the printing workflow. Dog designs depend on ears, nose placement, and fur shadows, so build the dark outline first, then fill the warm or white fur colors from the color key.
What to make with a dog perler bead pattern
The smaller puppy charts work well as keychains, backpack charms, and fridge magnets. Full-body breeds like the Golden Retriever, Shiba Inu, and Samoyed make better framed gifts for dog owners. For a set, group by coat color — white dogs together, warm brown dogs together, and black-and-white breeds together — so the finished pieces look intentional rather than random.
Keep browsing
Dogs are one slice of the animal category. The animals page adds cats, bunnies, penguins, and lambs, while the cute patterns collection is better when you want smaller, softer animal charts for one themed craft session.