Wonderful Crochet Dog and Wolf Patterns | 12 Patterns
Dogs have been humans’ best friends and loyal companions for thousands of years. Their wild cousins, wolves, on the other hand impress us with their strength and stamina. Either way, canines are beautiful (or sometimes goofy or cute) creatures that capture our hearts. With these crochet dog and wolf patterns, you can add a furry friend or two to your pack.
In amigurumi form, dogs and wolves present us with fun and unique shapes—from muzzles, to ears, to haunches. Adding fur, if you choose to do so, brings in more interesting shapes textures. And while we barely scratch the surface in this roundup, the huge variety of breeds of dog expands the possibilities even further.
Some of these amigurumi are realistic, while others are more playful. Some will stretch your crochet skills and others are quick and easy to make for thoughtful crochet gifts. So you can easily find a project to fit your skill level, we’ve listed the larger and more complex patterns first, then the smaller or less complicated ones.
I’ve collected these crochet dog and wolf patterns with the permission of the designers and by using images they have authorized me to use. These patterns are all designed by REAL PEOPLE, no artificial intelligence involved, and will help you create the art that inspires you.
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Short-Haired or Furry Puppy Dog
Walt the Wolf and Ferdi the Fox
Spirit the Wolf
by Hooked by Kati
This 15-inch wolf amigurumi, with his head held high as if he’s howling at the moon, is full of personality! His clunky, big-toed feet are just so adorable and were a favorite with testers. The intermediate level free pattern uses a load of advanced amigurumi techniques, like making a tripod style seated animal and branching. So it’s a great way to level up your crochet skills and end up with a snuggly friend.
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Schnitzel the Dachshund
by Hooked by Kati
From his pointed nose, to his big floppy ears, to his expressive eyes, this sweet stuffed Doxie embodies everything people love about the breed! This free pattern is a great way to practice short rounds, which allow you to create all sorts of unique 3D shapes in amigurumi. Give him a colorful scarf for his neck, or upgrade to the premium pattern for instructions to make the collar and tag.
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Short-Haired or Furry Puppy Dog
by Jen Hayes Creations
This seamless crochet puppy amigurumi comes with two fur options. You can stop with the base for a short-haired version, or add long fur by looping it on. The free pattern is rated as intermediate. But with photo tutorials for the more challenging parts, this pattern is still very accessible.
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Realistic Wolf Amigurumi
by Son’s Popkes
So much thought went into designing Woolfie, from the gorgeous shaping to the true-to-life color changes. The result is a realistic pattern for an excited young wolf pup. On the pattern page, you’ll find links to purchase the paid pattern. Also on the designer’s website, you’ll also find another wolf crochet pattern, plus several breeds of dog. So if you love canines of all types, it’s definitely worth a look!
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Standing Wolf Amigurumi
by Stella’s Yarn Universe
So far, all of the wolves we’ve featured are seated. This gentle little wolf amigurumi stands on all fours. This would be a fun pattern for an intermediate or advanced crocheter who still wants a challenge but is short on time. But with full video tutorials for the entire pattern, even a less experienced but adventurous crocheter should feel comfortable taking on this free pattern!
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Corgi on a Surfboard
by StringyDingDing
Corgis are known for their adorable butts, and this playful crochet Corgi proudly displays his while riding his very own surfboard. The free pattern also includes instructions to make his bum in a contrasting color (like white) if you prefer.
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Fuzz the Dog
by Hooked by Kati
This free easy dog amigurumi features an irresistibly cute oversized nose and ears that are somehow both perky and floppy. His splayed-out legs mean that he’s always lying down, which makes him perfect for snuggling. You can also make Fuzz his own fire hydrant.
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Walt the Wolf and Ferdi the Fox
by Chai Coffee Crochet
This easy wolf amigurumi can also become a fox, based on your color choice. You can also choose from two styles of overalls—with a bib or without. The free pattern includes photos instructions for both options. These little fellas are worked mostly in one piece, with simple shaping.
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Little Howling Wolf
by Complicated Knots
This tiny wolf measures in at just over three inches tall. But even though it can fit in your pocket, it still has a lot of cute features and is full of spirit! You can follow the video tutorial for free or purchase the written pattern.
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Dusty the Amigurumi Puppy
by Cuddly Stitches Craft
Sometimes new amigurumi makers struggle with making their faces look “cute enough.” This free puppy pattern helps you get past that, with lots of detailed photos to assist with placement so you can recreate the same lovable expression as the original.
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Casper the Dog
by DIY Fluffies
This easy crochet dog pattern shows how using different yarn weights can drastically change the size of your finished stuffie. Sport weight yarn will give you the pocket-sized version shown on the left. The same pattern worked in super bulky weight chenille (on the right) creates a huggable 6-inch plush. The free pattern comes with a full video tutorial as well.
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Boone Puppy Amigurumi
by Loops & Love Crochet
This sweet and simple amigurumi puppy is inspired by a children’s book of the same name. He’s made using simple shapes and basic amigurumi techniques. Plus the free pattern is full of helpful photos, which makes this one totally doable for beginners! At 7 inches, he’s the perfect size for cuddling during story time.
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