Dog Pumpkin Carving Templates
Halloween is right around the corner, and with this spooky season comes an abundance of traditions to celebrate. Carving jack-o-lanterns is just one of the many fun activities to look forward to. On that note, this year, you should consider using your furry friend has your Halloween muse. With dog carving templates, you can trace and cut out a doggy design that resembles Fido! The whole neighborhood will be able to see the pride you have for your adorable canine companion. So without further ado, here are a couple of creative doggy stencils.
Boston Terrier Pumpkin
Did you know Boston Terriers were the very first official breed created in the United States!? And despite their itty bitty size, they’re considered outstanding guard dogs. They become incredibly protective of their family or “pack” and will be sure to alert you if they suspect there to be any danger lurking around.
Here’s their adorable, yet mighty, pumpkin stencil.
Labrador Retriever Pumpkin
It shouldn’t come as too much surprise that Labrador Retrievers are not just the most popular dog in California but the United States as well. These furry friends are also the most commonly-used breeds when it comes to Guide Dogs due to their strong desire to please and easy trainability.
America’s favorite dog’s pumpkin stencil.
Boxer Pumpkin
Despite their misleading name, Boxers are lovers, not fighters. They love their pup parents with all they’ve got, making them great support animals for owners wanting a friendly pooch. They’re also great with families, children especially, and tend to flourish in those types of household environments.
The protective, yet patient pooch’s pumpkin stencil.
German Shepherd Pumpkin
German Shepherds are the 2nd most popular dog in the United States and rightfully so due to their high bravery and strong obedience skills. Because of these noble characteristics, German Shepherds are usually sought out fo K-9 units as well as search & rescue teams!
One of the most loyal breed’s pumpkin stencil.
Chihuahua Pumpkin
Did you know Chihuahuas are the smallest dog breed in the world? Surprised? We didn’t think so. Despite their bite-sized appearance, these four-legged friends are quite feisty and can definitely hold their own. Another fun fact is that in relation to their bodies, Chihuahuas’ brains are proportionately more significant than most canines.
The small, yet mighty pup’s pumpkin stencil.
Pomeranian Pumpkin
Another small dog breed with a big attitude is Pomeranians. These fluffballs tend to believe they are larger than they actually are, leading to them thinking they can take on big dogs – but their bark is definitely worse than their bite. Despite their sometimes sassy attitude, these furry friends make wonderful companion therapy dogs that are commonly trained as hearing assistance.
All the way from Pomerania, their pumpkin stencils.
Pug Pumpkin
These ancient breeds aren’t just treated like royalty but have been associated with them. Emporers of China commonly owned Pugs as friendly lapdogs who were given their very own mini-pooch palaces with guards to match. It doesn’t stop there either, Queen Victoria loved Pugs so much that she banned the act of “cropping ears” so we can now behold all of their velvety ear beauty.
Prince & Princess Pug’s pumpkin stencil.
Poodle Pumpkin
The Poodle is a classic canine who enjoys a fast-paced lifestyle. They’re typically known for their beauty and grace which is why they have a large show dog presence. Also, unlike most dogs, Poodles don’t have fur! Instead, they have hair that steeply decreases the amount they shed and tends to make them much softer.
The simultaneously sporty and posh Poodle’s pumpkin stencil.
Yorkshire Terrier Pumpkin
Another popular California dog, the Yorkshire Terrier, happens to be the very first known therapy dog that would tour hospitals during WWII comforting wounded soldiers. Because of their small size, they were initially bred to hunt out rats in clothing mills; now they’re better known as sweet companions.
This year, bring Fido into the fun and make them their very own jack-o-lantern. Better yet, have them pose next to their pumpkin so you can cherish this adorable memory for years to come!