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Terrier Puppy Cookies

3/21/2015

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I am a cat person. It's not that I dislike dogs. In fact I used to have one- a beagle named Homer who was patient with my children, a master thief with unattended dinner plates, and smelled like corn chips. I just like cats better- mostly because of their ability to be self sufficient for periods of time.  Recently, I had a request to make cookies of wire fox terriers. Just one google search of these pups made my heart leap. So Stinkin' Cute. I just hoped that I could capture their adorableness in cookie form.  
When looking at pictures of the terriers, three characteristics stood out to me: their muzzles, bushy eyebrows, and floppy ears. I wanted to make sure those three traits dominated the design. Here's how I made these pups!
I used these two cutters to make the terrier heads. I liked the shape of the bunny's face, but had to do something with those bunny ears. That's where the onesie came into play.   
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1. Use a golden tan color, about a 20-second consistency, to create his face.
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2. Immediately use white of the same consistency to pipe his muzzle. Drop in some sugar pearls for eyes now, or pipe them on later.
Looky here!!! If you don't have these two cutters to make this pup, you can get the cutter from That's A Nice Cookie Cutter! The cutter is called Wags, and he comes in a large and small size!
Use the bottom of the onesie to create the top of the terrier's head.
Then trim off the top half of each bunny ear. See how that turned out?
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3. After a few minutes, use the same color of tan to pipe his ears.
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4. Wait a little bit for the ears and face to dry.  Then use piping consistency icing in a darker tan to fill in the space under his ears, to outline each ear, and to create bushy eyebrows.
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5. Use some black icing to pipe a nose.
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6. Use white piping consistency icing to add some hair lines on his muzzle.  You're done!
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This doggy face could be used to make lots of other dog breeds just by changing up the colors or how much you trim the bunny ears before baking. I was so happy with how these turned out!  They almost make me want to get a new dog. But I don't think the cat would be too happy about that.  :)  
14 Comments
Malinda
3/22/2015 01:11:47 pm

Love these !! Thanks for showing us how to make them , hope there is more to come. :). Can you share you icing recipe too ?

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Malinda
3/22/2015 01:25:57 pm

Never knew you had a blog !!! I am so stinking excited !!!

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Dotty link
3/23/2015 01:15:42 am

Amy! You're awesome!

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Shanna C
4/10/2015 04:01:07 pm

How fun! I love terriers and these cookies are so cute!

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Aisling
4/19/2015 12:48:09 pm

Absolutely love your beautiful cookies! Thank you so much for generously sharing your tips! You're a genuine cookie artist!!!

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Lynn
5/10/2015 01:52:38 pm

Love love love your cookies especially nice when you show how you made them!!! Thanks👍

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Arin
6/5/2015 05:41:04 am

I am loving your postings! But this one is close to my heart... I had a WFT as my first baby (fur baby)! Rocky taught my hubby and I so much about being parents. Thank you for the step by step!

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Black Sheep of the Laaaambert Family
12/19/2015 07:26:17 pm

You are an incredible artist.

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Monica Cooner
12/20/2015 01:47:04 am

Thank you for sharing these hints and pictures. I have loved WFTs for decades and have never ever seen this kind of artistry before. Again, thank you for sharing.

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Laura Sullivan
12/20/2015 11:28:31 am

Wow .... I love to bake ,and I am going to try this recipe. You must have patiences to decorate so elaborately.

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Juanita Rone
8/21/2017 10:32:07 am

Thanks for sharing your information about making the wonderful cookies.

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Cynthia Gibson
11/8/2018 08:56:11 am

I am planning on making these for Thanksgiving as a hostess gift as she has a WFT as do I. Where did you get the puppy face cookie cutter? thanks I plan on making the round ones as well. So excited! Yours are just great!!!!

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Amy Clough'D 9 Cookies
11/8/2018 09:05:38 am

The second and third picture of the blog post details how used two existing cutters to make it. The post also has links where you can buy one.

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Sugarsails
2/23/2020 06:31:52 pm

Wow, thanks for teaching this..it worked out perfect!!

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