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Still missing a couple of things, but please note that the fur on the underside of his tail is very spikey-looking. It should not be drawn flat like a Labrador's tail.

The curl in his tail is NOT from the husky in him, contrary to popular belief. In all actuality, the WAY it curls and kinks and whatnot is from the mastiff breed in him.

Google something like ''rottweiler long tail'' and see what a Rottweiler looks like without people cutting its tail off (no, they are not born with nubs for tails- they have tails almost identical to Moose's, just with shorter fur).

The bottom side starts out with the cream color from his butt, then goes to tan like on his legs, and the tan continues to the tip for the most part. I will dig up other photos that have his tail curled up more and also show off the underside much better.

Damn, I thought this shot had it all (minus the spots on his paws- the white fur + sun glare = you can't see them at all)

This is for use for the artist doing Moose's ''reference sheet'' or ''character sheet''

For best detail the artist should download the full view image

This is not a stock photo and is not to be used by anyone else (one exception). There is also no need to comment this photo.

Exception: You may use these for general canine anatomy references. No crediting required, no asking required, just do NOT copy the image (use it as a photo to study from, not re-draw) and please don't make a character with all of his colors and markings!

Description
Still missing a couple of things, but please note that the fur on the underside of his tail is very spikey-looking. It should not be drawn flat like a Labrador's tail.

The curl in his tail is NOT from the husky in him, contrary to popular belief. In all actuality, the WAY it curls and kinks and whatnot is from the mastiff breed in him.

Google something like ''rottweiler long tail'' and see what a Rottweiler looks like without people cutting its tail off (no, they are not born with nubs for tails- they have tails almost identical to Moose's, just with shorter fur).

The bottom side starts out with the cream color from his butt, then goes to tan like on his legs, and the tan continues to the tip for the most part. I will dig up other photos that have his tail curled up more and also show off the underside much better.

Damn, I thought this shot had it all (minus the spots on his paws- the white fur + sun glare = you can't see them at all)

This is for use for the artist doing Moose's ''reference sheet'' or ''character sheet''

For best detail the artist should download the full view image

This is not a stock photo and is not to be used by anyone else (one exception). There is also no need to comment this photo.

Exception: You may use these for general canine anatomy references. No crediting required, no asking required, just do NOT copy the image (use it as a photo to study from, not re-draw) and please don't make a character with all of his colors and markings!