This guide is for dog owners, and for anyone shopping for one, who want dog breed figurines that look like a real breed and still bend in the hand. We now print 16 breeds, from the Yorkie and the Pug to the Husky and the Saint Bernard. Most of them are new this month, and each one is a single print-in-place piece that turns its head, moves its legs and holds a pose.
Those fifteen are one size and one price: $12 each, with no menu to sort through. The Chihuahua is the exception, with two sizes and a choice of teeth. Every breed takes any coat color you type in the Custom color box, at no extra cost.
Find the breed first, then type your own dog's coat in the Custom color box, because color is what turns a breed figurine into a figurine of your dog.
Sixteen Dog Breed Figurines in Our Catalog
Here is the whole list from our furry pets collection, grouped by body type.
Small breeds: Yorkie, Pug, Frenchie, Big Ear Chihuahua and Chihuahua.
Long dogs: Dachshund, Hot Dog Dachshund and Corgi.
Curly and feathered coats: Golden Retriever, Cocker Spaniel and Poodle.
Big and strong: Husky, Border Collie, Saint Bernard, Doberman and Pit Bull.
We also print two general Dog designs that are not a set breed. They are covered in our 3D printed pets guide, along with the ferrets and the guinea pig.
Small Breeds: Yorkie, Pug, Frenchie and Two Chihuahuas
The Yorkie has upright pointed ears, a tan face with a textured coat, a black saddle over its back and a tail held high. The photo shows the classic tan and black. Owners of a parti Yorkie can type those colors instead.
The Pug has a forehead full of wrinkles, big round eyes, a black mask, a red tongue and a red collar. It is shown in fawn. A black pug, or a different collar color, goes in the Custom color box.
The Frenchie has the bat ears, lined in pink, plus a short nose, a tongue out and a small studded collar. The photo shows black and white. We have also printed it in all white, and fawn or cream work too.
Two Chihuahuas, two different designs
The Big Ear Chihuahua is a $12 one-size design with oversized upright ears lined in pink, a small round head and a slim body. It is shown in white with pink ears.
The Chihuahua is our older design and the only breed here with a menu. Baby (3in) is $7 and Regular (4in) is $10, and both come with Teeth for a small snarl or No Teeth for a sweet face, at the same price.
Long Dogs: Two Dachshunds and the Corgi
A long body means more joints along the spine, so these three curve along their whole length.
The Dachshund has a long black body in segments, tan paws and muzzle, floppy ears and a tail that points up. The body curves from side to side, so it looks like it is trotting across a desk. Red, chocolate and dapple all work in the Custom color box.
The Hot Dog Dachshund is a black and tan dachshund with a red squiggle of ketchup down its back, and it comes with its own hot dog bun. It curls into the bun, climbs back out and holds a pose either way. The $12 covers the dog and the bun.
The Corgi has tall pointed ears lined in pink, a tan and white coat and a wide grin with the tongue out. Its joints run along the long body and short legs, so it wiggles. For a tricolor or sable corgi, type those colors.
Curly and Feathered Coats: Golden Retriever, Cocker Spaniel and Poodle
These three have a sculpted, textured coat rather than a smooth one, so they catch the light and show detail on a shelf.
The Golden Retriever has a wavy, feathered coat, soft floppy ears and a pink tongue in a happy grin. It is shown in a warm golden tan. A darker red gold or a cream coat can match a real retriever more closely.
The Cocker Spaniel is covered in curls from the floppy ears to the paws, and it wears a bow on top of its head. The photo shows a golden tan coat with a hot pink bow. You can change the coat, the bow or both.
The Poodle has curls on every inch, with a fluffy topknot, curly ears and a pom-pom tail. It is shown in bright white. Apricot, black and gray suit a real poodle, and pink suits a party.
Big and Strong: Husky, Border Collie, Saint Bernard, Doberman and Pit Bull
The Husky has the black and white face mask, bright blue eyes, pointed ears and a tail curled up over its back. Gray, red or brown huskies go in the Custom color box.
The Border Collie has a white blaze down the face, long black ears, a white chest and paws and a grin that looks ready to go. Black and white is standard. Red and white or blue merle shades also work.
The Saint Bernard has the classic markings: a white blaze and muzzle, a white chest, brown patches, dark ears and a soft, droopy-eyed look.
The Doberman pairs tall pointed ears with a puppy face, a rust tan muzzle and a pale blue spiked collar. It is shown in black and rust. A red Doberman or a different collar color is a note in the box.
The Pit Bull stands square on sturdy legs, with upright ears, big dark eyes ringed in pink and a white blaze from chest to paws. The photo shows a blue gray coat. Brindle, fawn, red, or black and white all work.
Matching Dog Breed Figurines to the Dog at Home
Most people buying dog breed figurines want the one that looks like their own dog. The breed gets you the shape. The coat color gets you the rest.
Use the breed's own coat words. "Brindle," "sable," "red and white" and "black and rust" tell us exactly what you mean, and most product pages suggest a few that suit that breed.
Say which parts change. If you want the Pug in black but keep the red collar, or the Cocker Spaniel's bow in blue, write both. One clear sentence beats a list of colors.
Keep what you like from the photo. If the colors in the photo are already right, type "as shown" so we know.
If a color you ask for is out when your order comes up, we message you with the closest match before we print.
What Dog Breed Figurines Cost, and How to Reach Free Shipping
The fifteen one-size breeds are $12 each. The Chihuahua is $7 or $10. That makes the totals easy to work out.
One dog: $12, plus $3.99 Economy shipping.
Three dogs: $36. That clears the $35 line, so Economy shipping is free. Three breeds for one family, or one breed in three coats, both work.
A gift for a dog walker, groomer or vet clinic: one figurine for each regular client's breed adds up quickly. Five breeds come to $60, with free shipping.
A small budget: a Baby (3in) Chihuahua at $7 is the lowest-priced breed we print.
Each one is printed to order and ships within 1 to 3 business days, then spends a few days in the post. For a Christmas gift, ordering in November leaves room for a color question or a busy week.
Common Questions About Dog Breed Figurines
How big is each one?
The $12 breed pages do not list a measurement. If size matters for a shelf, a box or a cake topper, ask us through the contact page before you order. The Chihuahua is the only breed with sizes on the menu.
My dog's breed is not on the list. What should I order?
Pick the closest shape and type your dog's colors. A mixed breed with a long back often reads well as a Dachshund or Corgi. A fluffy small dog suits the Yorkie or the Poodle.
Can my dog play with it?
No. These are fidgets and display pieces for people, not chew toys. Keep them on a shelf or desk, out of a dog's reach.
Can I order one in memory of a dog that has died?
Yes. Choose the breed, describe the coat in the Custom color box, and add a note through the contact page if there is more to say. We print the breed in its colors. We cannot sculpt a likeness of one particular dog.
Choose Dog Breed Figurines by Breed, Then Coat
Start with the breed in the list above. Then describe your dog's coat in the Custom color box, or type "as shown" for the colors in the photo. At $12 each, three breeds clear free shipping.
If you want to see them in person first, check the Canton Trade Days dates. The next show is October 29 to November 1. To pick an order up at the booth, message us before you order.
At Cosmic 3D Creations, every dog breed figurine is printed to order in premium PLA in Como, Texas, in the coat you ask for, and checked joint by joint before it ships. If one arrives broken, we reprint it free.