Tongue-Out Scooby-Doo Tiptoeing Mid-Stride

Scooby-Doo is caught mid-stride in this drawing, leaning forward with his wide eyes looking upward and his mouth hanging open. His long tongue flops out over his lower lip, and one ear sticks up while the other tilts out to the side. He wears his collar with a square tag hanging from a ring at the front. Two dark spots sit on his body, one on his shoulder and a larger one across his back, and his tail curls up into a hook shape behind him. His front paws are raised and bent as if he is sneaking or running away. The large black shapes make this page easy to follow for younger kids. Try a classic brown for his coat, then pick a bright color for the collar and tag so they stand out. You can print it free and use it to talk about how a worried face looks different from a happy one.