Every fire station has a dog, and in a preschooler’s picture book that dog is almost always a dalmatian. This little set follows the firehouse pup through its day: waiting by the hydrant, trying on the big helmet, sitting up proudly for a portrait, getting a hug from its firefighter, and standing guard outside the station itself. There are no pieces to cut and no fiddly assembly — just five friendly scenes to colour, one per page, ready for Fire Prevention Week or any afternoon a child wants to draw the bravest dog in town.
Meet the Firehouse Dalmatian
Four of the five dogs in this set are spotted dalmatians, and the fifth is a plain fire-station puppy waiting by the hydrant. Every sheet is a black-and-white scene to colour in — there are no dashed cut lines and no pieces to cut out. Colour each one with crayons or markers, then display it on the wall or the fridge.
Colour the Fire Dog Scenes
There are five designs in the pack, one scene per page:
1. Hydrant Dog — a plain puppy (no spots on this one) sitting beside a fire hydrant. 2. Dalmatian in Firefighter Helmet — the spotted pup trying on the firefighter’s helmet, complete with a star badge. 3. Dalmatian Puppy — a spotted puppy sitting up proudly for its portrait. 4. Firefighter Hugging Dalmatian — a smiling firefighter kneeling to hug the spotted dog, hydrant and hose beside them. 5. Dalmatian at the Fire Station — the spotted dog sitting guard in front of the fire station and its bell tower.
Ages 3–5. All five are colour-in sheets: no scissors, no glue, no assembly. The youngest children can colour the big shapes — the dog, the hydrant, the station — while 4–5s can add the details: the spots, the chains, the bricks. Use crayons or markers; colour first, then display.
Fire Prevention Week at Home and Preschool
These sheets are made for Fire Prevention Week, but they work any time a child wants to draw the bravest dog in town. Pair the colouring with a talk about the fire station dog, the hydrant, and who to call in an emergency — the pictures give children something to point at while they listen. One scene per page means a classroom can print one sheet per child, or the whole pack for each table.
How to print (A4 and US Letter)
Download the free PDF in A4 or US Letter below — no sign-up and no email needed. Print single-sided at 100% scale, one scene per page, and colour with crayons, markers or coloured pencils. Each PDF has all five designs.
