If you’re a dog lover and a crochet enthusiast, you’re in for a treat! In this post, we’ve rounded up a collection of easy dog amigurumi patterns that are perfect for all skill levels. Whether you’re looking to make a cuddly pup for a gift, a cute companion for your desk, or just want to try your hand at amigurumi, these adorable patterns are fun, fast, and full of personality. It’s time to crochet your new best friend!
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What is Amigurumi?
Amigurumi is the Japanese art of crocheting or knitting small, stuffed yarn creatures, typically animals, dolls, or other cute characters. These soft, often whimsical creations are made by working in the round and using simple stitches like single crochet, with increases and decreases to shape the body. Amigurumi projects are usually made with tight stitches and stuffed with fiberfill to give them their characteristic plush, three-dimensional form. Loved for their charm and creativity, amigurumi is a popular craft among crocheters of all skill levels.
Cute Puppies Amigurumi
Peanut the Puppy by The Nicole Chase will steal your heart.
Is how to deal with pet loss on your mind? Coping with this loss is one of the most heartbreaking experiences a pet owner can go through. Our furry, feathered, or scaly friends are more than just animals—they are family members, companions, and sources of unconditional love. The grief that follows their passing is real and deep but finding ways to help you get through it and process your emotions can help you heal.
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Allow Yourself to Grieve
First and foremost, is giving yourself the time to grieve your pet. Grief is a natural response to loss, and it looks different for everyone. Some people feel sadness immediately, while others may feel numb or disbelief. It’s okay to cry, reminisce, or even feel moments of guilt. It’s even okay if you find you can’t cry. Have patience with yourself and recognize that healing takes time.
Coping with the Loss of a Beloved Pet: Finding Comfort in the Memories
Instead of focusing solely on your loss, take time to celebrate the happiness your pet brought into your life. Look through old pictures, recall funny moments, or share stories with your family. “Remember that time <pet’s name> did this.”
Talk About Your Feelings When Dealing With Pet Loss
How to deal with pet loss is different for everyone. Always know, you don’t have to go through this alone. Reach out to family members, friends, or even online pet loss support groups who understand what you’re going through. Sharing stories and emotions can help lighten the weight of grief. Being able to share with other people who are going through the same thing can put you on the path to healing. They may some ideas or ways they’ve used that never crossed your mind.
Join a Facebook Group specific to pet loss. The Ralph Site is a NON-PROFIT ONLINE PET LOSS SUPPORT RESOURCE founded and run by specialist veterinary surgeon, Shailen Jasani.
Create a Memorial
Honoring your pet in a meaningful way can provide comfort and a sense of closure. Consider:
Creating a scrapbook or photo album filled with your favorite memories.
Planting a tree or flowers in their memory.
Keeping their collar, tag, or a favorite toy in a special place.
Writing a letter to your pet, expressing your love and gratitude for the joy they brought to your life.
Donate to or volunteer at an animal shelter
Finding Comfort in Organization and Reflection
When grieving, it can help to put your emotions and memories into something tangible. I know firsthand the difficulty dealing with pet loss. At one point, I had 3 senior dogs gracing my home at the same time. And one by one, in a 9 month period, I lost each one. It did help a little that I had one baby left to cling to.
That’s why I created the Pet Memorial Journal—a space to honor your pet’s life, document favorite memories, and gently guide you through the grieving process. This planner includes:
Journaling pages to reflect on special moments
A memory section for photos and favorite stories
A place to write a goodbye letter and express your love
Planning pages for memorial ideas and keepsakes
Weekly Check Ins to use as long as you need
If you’re looking for a way to remember your beloved pet and process your grief in a meaningful way, this planner may be just what you need. You can find it HERE.
Healing doesn’t run in a straight and strict line, and there is no “right” time to move on. Some people feel ready to adopt another pet quickly, while others may need months or years before they’re ready. Listen to your heart and know that whenever you choose to welcome another animal into your home, it’s not replacing your pet, it’s simply making space for more love. Sometimes, rescuing a pet can be the key to healing, as you may be giving love to that animal they’ve never experienced before.
Remember, They Will Always Be with You
Even though they are no longer physically by your side, your pet’s love and presence will always remain in your heart. Their paw prints are forever imprinted on you and in your life, and the bond you shared will never fade. Losing a pet is incredibly difficult, but in time, the pain softens, leaving behind the warm memories of the joy and love they brought into your life.
If you are a crocheter, feel free to check out some of my free dog crochet patterns below. This is another great way to honor your pet. Handmade items filled with love to donate to your local animal shelter:
In a world where fashion knows no bounds, why should our furry companions be left behind? Introducing the Puff Stitch Hua Headwarmer: a crochet dog hat for your small fur babe! From an adorable pom-pom accent to vibrant color choices, crafting a cozy and charming accessory for your beloved canine companion is not only delightful but also a practical. Grab your hook, some yarn, and whip one up today. Discover how these charming hats can add a touch of flair to your furry friend’s wardrobe.
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Why should your pup wear a crochet dog hat
Small dogs with short hair, like Chihuahuas, Toy Fox Terriers, and Mini Greyhounds have less protection from the cold. Having less insulation in the form of body fat or thick fur, leaves them more exposed to the elements. Clothing, such as a crochet hat, provides an extra layer of warmth and insulation, keeping their sensitive ears and head protected from the cold.
Not only that, they look darn cute!
Yarn needed to make a hat for your pup
You’ll want a yarn that is not only warm to keep your pup’s head warm, but also soft, especially for those with sensitive skin. I not only design patterns for anyone to crochet their own, I also make and sell these handmade hats. I use Caron Simply Soft which is a lightweight #4 yarn. As it’s name implies, it’s super soft and comes in an array of colors. I also use Red Heart Soft. My clients love the feel and look of the finished product. You will find my original Hua Headwarmer (currently only sold as a finished product) in my Etsy Shop.
Sizing
I originally came up with the Hua Headwarmer (pronounced Hoo-ah) for a Chihuahua at a dog daycare I worked at. The sizing is based on poundage, the amount of stitches, and size of the crochet hook. These sizes will fit similar sized small dogs. You could very easily adjust based on the number of stitches you start with.
Puff st: yo, insert hook in st, yo, pull up a loop, rep 3x, {you will have 9 loops on your hook}, yo pull through all loops on hook {do not ch 1 to close}
Notes:
Ch 3 does not count as a stitch.
On hat, Rnds 1-3 are worked in rounds.
On hat, Rows 4-7 are worked in rows.
The width of the neck cuff can be adjusted by adding more chains.
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Crochet Dog Hat Pattern Instructions
(Number on outside of paratheses is for sizes XXS and XS (In parentheses is for sizes S and M)
Neck Cuff:
Row 1: ch 8 (ch 10), sc in 2nd ch and each ch across, turn (7,9)
Rows 2-35 (2-39): Work in BLO, ch1, sc across, turn. At end of 35 (39), bring short ends together, sl st Row 1 and Row 35 (39) together, forming a circle.
Crochet Dog Hat:
Rnd 1: Using MR, 10 (11, 12) dc in ring, pull to close, sl st in 1st st [10, 11, 12]
Rnd 2: ch 3, 2 dc in each st around, join as before [20, 22, 24]
Rnd 3: ch 3, *Puff st in same st, 2 dc in next st; rep from * around, join [30, 33, 36]
Now working in rows.
Row 4: ch 3, *dc in next 2 sts, Puff st in next st,; rep from * until 7 (8, 8) sts remain, leave these sts unworked, turn [23, 25, 28]
Rows 5: ch 3, *Puff st in same st, dc in next 2 sts; rep from * across, turn [23, 25, 28]
Row 6: ch 3, *dc in next 2 sts, Puff st in next st,; rep from * across, turn [23, 25, 28]
Rows 7: ch 3, *Puff st in same st, dc in next 2 sts; rep from * across, turn [23, 25, 28]
Fasten off. Weave in ends.
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On opposite side from where you fastened off, join yarn with sl st to the hat at end of row 7.
Put 2 sc in the end of each of the 4 rows.
Put 1 sc in each dc at top of hat.
Put 2 sc in end of each of the 4 rows on opposite side of hat. Fasten off. Weave end.
Join yarn again back where you started the first sc, dc in each sc from the previous row.
Fasten off. Leave a long tail for sewing the cuff to the hat.
FINISHED HAT SECTION WITH TRIM-This is not a photo of a hat with the puff stitch.
With the long tail, sew Row 7 of hat to neck cuff making sure to leave open about 12 rows on the neck cuff. This is where the dog’s face and muzzle will come out. (See photo below)
Drawstring: (Optional)
A drawstring can help keep the hat on the dogs head if they tend to shake their head a lot.
Ch. 80-100 based on how long you want the drawstring. Leave a tail long enough on each end of chain to put on a needle. Use the needle and weave the drawstring in and out of the double crochets on the trim of the hat. Make sure the ends of the chains are double knotted, then cut off or weave in ends of yarn. You can then pull the drawstring tighter around the face and tie under chin.
Pom Pom:
Use a pom pom maker or wrap yarn around a 3-4 in. piece of cardboard. The number of times depends on how big you want the pom. I usually wrap between 150-175 times. Gently pull wraps off the cardboard. Tie in middle. Snip loops. Trim. Sew to top of hat. You can also use a faux fur pom pom. I like the ones that come with snaps, which makes it removable for washing the hat.
I always recommend hand washing for my dog hats, but they can be machine washed and dried on the gentle cycle. If you are using a removable faux fur pom pom, remove before washing.
Please do not leave your pup unsupervised with the hat on.
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Are you looking for a warm and toasty crochet dog sweater for your furry family member? The Sweet Pea Dog Sweater has that and more with its soft and stylish faux fur trim. Made with little dogs in mind, this sweater keeps them comfortable all through the chilly seasons.
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Supplies needed to make this crochet dog sweater
#4 worsted weight XS {110 yds} SM {150 yds.}
Faux Fur or Baby Boucle Yarn or something similar for trim {optional} 5-10 yds.
US J hook (6mm) or size needed to obtain gauge.
Needle for weaving ends
Sizes:
XS- Neck: 8-9”, Chest: 10-12”, Length: 8-9”
SM- Neck: 10-11”, Chest: 13-15”, Length: 10-12”
Gauge:
6 rows of dc clusters x 4 dc clusters=4”
Special Stitches:
dc cluster (dc2tog, ch 1, dc2tog) This will all happen in the same stitch.
{*Yo, insert hook in st, yo, pull through, yo, pull through 2 loops, yo, insert hook in same st, yo, pull through, yo, pull through 2 loops, yo, pull through all 3 loops*, ch 1, rep between *}
Abbreviations Used {US Terms}
Fhdc=foundation half double crochet
sl st=slip stitch
ch=chain
FPhdc=front post half double crochet
BPhdc=back post half double crochet
rep=repeat
hdc=half double crochet
dc=double crochet
sk=skip
st(s)=stitch(es)
ch-1 sp=chain 1 sp
sc=single crochet
Notes:
Chains at beginning of rounds/rows do not count as stitches.
Size XS:
Rnd 1: Fhdc 30, join with slip st in first st to form circle [30]
Rnd 7: Ch 2, hdc in next 3 sts, 2 hdc in next, hdc in next 22 , 2 hdc next, hdc next 3, join [32]
Rnd 8: Ch 3, dc in first st, *sk 2 sts, dc cluster next st, rep from * until 2 sts remain, sk 1 st, dc last st, join [10 dc clusters, 2 dc]
Rnd 9: Ch 3, dc first st, dc cluster in each ch 1 sp around, dc in last st, join [10 dc clusters, 2 dc]
Rnd 10: Ch 3, dc in first st, dc cluster in 1st ch-1 sp, ch 6, sk next ch-1 sp, dc cluster in next ch-1 sp {1st leg opening made}, dc cluster in next 5 ch-1 sp, ch 6, sk next ch-1 sp, dc cluster in last ch-1 sp, dc last st{2nd leg opening made}
Rnd 11: Ch 3, dc in first st, dc cluster next ch-1 sp, sk next 2 ch, do half of the dc cluster in 3rd ch, ch 1, do other half of dc cluster in 4th ch, sk next 2 chs, dc cluster next 6 ch-1 sp, sk 2 ch, do half of the dc cluster in 3rd ch , ch 1, do other half of dc cluster in 4th ch, sk next 2 ch, dc cluster last ch-1 sp, dc last st, join
Rnd 12: Ch 3, dc first st, dc cluster in each ch-1 sp around, dc in last st [10 dc clusters, 2 dc]
Rnd 13: rep rnd 12. Fasten off.
You will now be working in rows. Join yarn in in the ch-1 sp of the 2nd dc cluster from where you fastened off.
Row 1: Ch 3, dc in ch-1 sp, ch 1, dc2tog in same sp, dc cluster in next 7 ch-1 sp, turn [8 dc clusters]
Row 2: Ch 3, dc in first ch-1 sp, ch 1, dc2tog in same sp, dc cluster in next 7 ch-1 sp, turn
Row 3: Ch 1, hdc in each st and ch-1 sp across, turn [24]
Fasten off. If your sweater needs a little more length, add a row or 2 more. But remember if you are adding the faux fur, that will add to the length as well.
With underside of sweater facing you, sc evenly in end of each round, st, and ch-1 sp around “potty” opening.
Hdc evenly in ends of rows, sts, and ch-1 sp of leg openings.
Optional Faux Fur Trim: Using faux fur yarn, sc around neck opening, leg openings, and back end of sweater.
Rnd 7: Ch 2, hdc in next 3 sts, 2 hdc in next, hdc in next 32 , 2 hdc next, hdc next 3, join [42]
Rnd 8: Ch 3, dc in first st, *sk 2 sts, dc cluster next st, rep from * until 2 sts remain, sk 1 st, dc last st, join [13 dc clusters, 2 dc]
Rnd 9-10: Ch 3, dc first st, dc cluster in each ch 1 sp around, dc in last st, join [13 dc clusters, 2 dc]
Rnd 11: Ch 3, dc in first st, dc cluster in 1st ch-1 sp, ch 6, sk next ch-1 sp, dc cluster in next ch-1 sp {1st leg opening made}, dc cluster in next 8 ch-1 sp, ch 6, sk next ch-1 sp, dc cluster in last ch-1 sp, dc last st{2nd leg opening made}
Rnd 12: Ch 3, dc in first st, dc cluster next ch-1 sp, sk next 2 ch, do half of the dc cluster in 3rd ch, ch 1, do other half of dc cluster in 4th ch, sk next 2 chs, dc cluster next 9 ch-1 sp, sk 2 ch, do half of the dc cluster in 3rd ch, ch 1, do other half of dc cluster in 4th ch, sk next 2 ch, dc cluster last ch-1 sp, dc last st, join
Rnd 13: Ch 3, dc first st, dc cluster in each ch-1 sp around, dc in last st [13 dc clusters, 2 dc]
Rows: 14-16: rep round 13. Fasten off at end of round 16.
You will now be working in rows. Join yarn in in the ch-1 sp of the 2nd dc cluster from where you fastened off.
Row 1: Ch 3, dc in ch-1 sp, ch 1, dc2tog in same sp, dc cluster in next 10 ch-1 sp, turn [11 dc clusters]
Row 2: Ch 3, dc in first ch-1 sp, ch 1, dc2tog in same sp, dc cluster in next 10 ch-1 sp, turn
Row 3: Ch 1, hdc in each st and ch-1 sp across, turn [34]
Fasten off. If your sweater needs a little more length, add a row or 2 more. But remember if you are adding the faux fur, that will add to the length as well.
With underside of sweater facing you, sc evenly in end of each round, st, and ch-1 sp around “potty” opening.
Hdc evenly in ends of rows, sts, and ch-1 sp of leg openings.
Optional Faux Fur Trim: Using faux fur yarn, sc around neck opening, leg openings, and back end of sweater.
This crochet dog sweater featured in Pet Appreciation Blog Hop
The Sweet Pea Dog Sweater was featured in this hop filled with all things made for your pup. It’s hosted by Jo’s Crafty Hook and runs through August 24th 2023. Each design will be available as a free download each day for 24 hours.
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I hope you enjoy creating this crochet dog sweater, and I hope your pup loves wearing it.
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Do you have a dog lover in your life? Or maybe you are a dog lover. These crochet gift ideas directed at those who love pups is perfect for you. You will find a variety of designs all with a dog theme, from clothing for the pups to décor for the home. Get all the dog lovers scratched off your holiday list.
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In this post filled with crochet patterns, you will find pillows, coasters, dog sweaters, bags to aid on your daily walks, amigurumi and more. While most of these are free patterns, some are not.
I hope you enjoyed this menagerie of crochet gift ideas. Did you find the perfect present to make your loved one? Did you grab some good ideas for your own dog?
Do you struggle with dog measurements? How do I measure my dog? How big or small should I make something for my dog? What measurements should I make a dog sweater, hat, bandana?
Struggle no more with my free Dog Measurement Guide. You will find all you need to become a pro with all your measurement needs. Learn more about it HERE
Do you like to make your own crochet dog toy or make some to donate to your local animal shelter? The Sleepy Moon Dog Toy is perfect for these endeavors. It’s big and cuddly and ideal for the larger dog that likes to carry their toys around. For the smaller dogs, it could easily be used as a pillow or for company when their human has to be away.
Disclaimer: I would not recommend this toy for a dog who is an extreme chewer.
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Supplies Needed
Super Bulky #6 {I used Bernat Blanket Yarn}
Estimated yardage: 100 yds moon color; 20-30 yds hat color
Optional: small amount #4 black yarn for embroidered eye and mouth
Polyfil Stuffing
Large eye tapestry needle
SIZE:
12” long x 6” wide
SKILL LEVEL:
Advanced Beginner +
Abbreviations Used:
MC=main color
CC= contrasting color
MR=magic ring
ch=chain
sl st=slip stitch
Rnd: round
hdc=half double crochet
sc=single crochet
Inc=Increase
Dec=Decrease
NOTES:
Using the super bulky makes an extremely big toy. Substitute a smaller weight yarn and hook size for a smaller toy.
This toy is recommended more for dogs who like to carry or cuddle their toys, not recommended for a heavy chewer.
Your circle may start to get wavy as you increase. Once you fold in half and stuff, the wave will go away.
My beautiful Red Heeler Winnie
Pattern Instructions For Crochet Dog Toy
MOON:
Rnd 1: With moon color, using MR, 12 hdc in ring, pull to close [12]
Rnd 2: Inc each st around [24]
Rnd 3: hdc next, Inc next, around [36]
Rnd 4: hdc next 2, Inc next, around [48]
Rnd 5: hdc next 3, Inc next, around [60]
Rnd 6: hdc next 4, Inc next, around [72]
Rnd 7: hdc next 5, Inc next, around [84]
Rnd 8: hdc next 6, Inc next, around [96]
Fasten off, leaving long tail for sewing.Fold circle in half. Using tapestry needle, sew together in back loops. Stuff firmly before sewing. Alternately, you could leave stuffing out and make a flat toy. Using black yarn, embroider a sleepy eye and mouth.
Rnd 1: With MC, using MR, 6 hdc in ring, pull to close [6]
Rnd 2: Inc each st around [12]
Rnd 3: hdc next, Inc next, around [18]
Rnd 4: hdc each st around [18]
Rnd 5: hdc next 2, Inc next, around [24]
Rnd 6-8: hdc each st around, change to CC in last st of rnd 8 [24]
Rnd 9-10: hdc in 3rd loop of each st around [24] Fasten off. Weave end.
BALL FOR TOP OF HAT:
Rnd 1: With CC, using MR, 6 sc in ring, pull to close [6]
Rnd 2: Inc each st around [12]
Rnd 3: Dec each st around [6]
Fasten off, leaving long tail for sewing. Stuff if desired and sew to top of hat. Place hat on moon and sew to secure if desired.
The Sleepy Moon Dog Toy feature in Rescue Dog Blog Hop
This crochet dog toy was featured in Rescue Dog Blog Hop hosted by Madame Stitch. Designers got together to offer items suitable to make/donate for rescue dogs. You can click the button below to check out all the designs available. Many will be available free.
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Make this cute crochet dog pillow for your favorite Fido. This soft, cuddly friend is perfect to rest their weary head. It’s made with blanket yarn for that extra squishy factor. It’s also the right size for a small sized dog to curl up on it and take a nap.
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Supplies Needed:
Super Bulky #6 {I used Bernat Blanket yarn}
Estimated yardage: 200 yds MC, 40 yds CC, 10-20 yds black{I used 2 strands of #4 for eyes/nose}, optional: small scraps of #4 white
This crochet dog pillow feature in Rescue Dog Blog Hop
This pillow was featured in Rescue Dog Blog Hop hosted by Madame Stitch. This event featured designs you could make to help shelter dogs be adopted or bring them comfort while they wait for their “furever” home.
If you missed the event, you can still see the items available to make and donate. Click the button below for the round up of patterns.
Thank you to those who supported this wonderful event. I devoted 20 years of my life working in the kennel of a no-kill animal shelter. I know firsthand how much these dogs appreciate having a soft blanket or toy to cuddle as they wait for that special someone to rescue them.
Do you like making homemade treats for your pup? Or make some to donate to a shelter near you. Check out a recipe HERE
Do you know a child coping with something hard in life, bullying, illness, anxiety? Or maybe they just need a cute, cuddly friend. This crochet dog amigurumi pattern is just what you need. Dress Up Pup is the perfect companion to cheer them up and help them feel less alone. With two outfits to choose from, the child gets to choose which one the dog should wear.
And who says you even need a child to give it to. If you’re a big kid at heart, make one for yourself. It’s a super easy pet with little maintenance other than changing it’s clothes and giving it a hug after a hard day!
It also comes with with a downloadable, printable PDF “Adoption Sheet” where the child or you gets to name the pup, choose it’s age, date of adoption, even the pup’s favorite treat.
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Supplies Needed
-Worsted Weight #4 (I used Red Heart Soft “Wheat” for the Pup, a hand dyed yarn for girl clothes, and Red Heart Super Saver “Icelandic” for boy clothes)
-Estimated yardage: 325 yds for the Pup, 55 yds for each set of clothing
Black/ white embroidery floss or thin yarn{for around eyes, eyelashes, and mouth}
-Optional: Pins for holding pieces in place for sewing
Skill Level
Confident Advanced Beginner (You should have a basic knowledge of amigurumi construction)
Finished crochet dog is 9″ tall and 8″ long
The girl outfit is a super charming ruffled sun hat with ear holes and a criss- cross design sun dress with a ruffled bottom.
The boy outfit is a cute baseball cap with ear holes and T-shirt.
Both outfits are included in the pattern. In the future, I will also be designing new outfits for purchase separately.
Also included is a PDF “Adoption Sheet.” You can print it on regular paper or for extra sturdiness on cardstock. It gives a little extra joy for the child or you to choose and fill out the sections for the pup.
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We all love our dogs and want to feed them the best. This is sometimes attained by making our own homemade dog treats. You can feel good about giving your furry family member something wholesome and yummy. Here you will find a simple recipe for delicious treats your dog will be begging for.
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Homemade Dog Treats Ingredients
Disclaimer: Do not use peanut butter with xylitol, which is deadly for dogs!
For these very simple treats, you will only need 3 ingredients. Super easy!
1 cup old fashioned oats
1/3 cup pumpkin
1/4 cup all natural peanut butter
A whole lot of love–okay that’s technically 4 ingredients 🙂
Your dog will love these treats so much, maybe they will even do a special trick!
Make your pet a cartoon. Click the image below to find out how.
Directions
Preheat oven to 300 degrees.
Add oats to a food processor and blend to make flour. Some lumps are alright. In a bowl, add the processed oats, pumpkin, and peanut butter. Combine until dough forms.
Roll out dough with rolling pin and cut shapes with cookie cutters. Place on cookie sheet and bake for 30 minutes.
Cool on wire rack.
Place in an airtight container and store in refrigerator for 1-2 weeks. If your dog lets them last that long, “wink, wink”!
Enjoy!
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Check out some of my free dog related crochet patterns HERE
Dog Measurement Guide
Do you know how to measure your dog? Are you aware of the typical measurements of dogs? If you have any plans to buy or make your own dog clothes, it’s important to know these things. I have a free 3 page dog measurement guide to help you out.
Do you struggle with measurements when it comes to making your own crochet dog clothes? Not sure what size to get when buying your dog clothes? This handy dog measurement guide is the answer to your dilemma.
Included in this free guide is how and where to measure your dog. You will find typical measurements for each size. There is also a handy sheet to print and keep track of all those measurements.
How to get your free dog measurement guide
Sign up for my VIP Newsletter and get the downloadable, free three page guide and have confidence the next time to make a dog sweater or hat. Know the correct size to buy when shopping online or in stores.
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