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Showing off again that while he does have a lot of tan, it's not all solid and there are some spots and fading. You will also notice that his paws are very thick and muscular. His toes can be used very much like our own fingers! He should also be drawn with the proper pawpads (his are not ''flat'' they are rather chunky/thick/muscular as well).

Notice that up toward the top of his inner leg you start to see some black fur with a little bit of white that connects to his leg from his chest.

Also MOOSE HAS HIS DEWCLAWS! They are very functional just like our thumbs and do not need to be surgically removed If your dog has dewclaws that are functional, please think about it before you remove them- it would be like chopping your thumb off. You need your thumb, they need their front dewclaws that are ATTACHED by bone. If the dewclaw ''dangles'' and is not attached, it is much safer to remove it rather than risk injury.

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
Showing off again that while he does have a lot of tan, it's not all solid and there are some spots and fading. You will also notice that his paws are very thick and muscular. His toes can be used very much like our own fingers! He should also be drawn with the proper pawpads (his are not ''flat'' they are rather chunky/thick/muscular as well).

Notice that up toward the top of his inner leg you start to see some black fur with a little bit of white that connects to his leg from his chest.

Also MOOSE HAS HIS DEWCLAWS! They are very functional just like our thumbs and do not need to be surgically removed If your dog has dewclaws that are functional, please think about it before you remove them- it would be like chopping your thumb off. You need your thumb, they need their front dewclaws that are ATTACHED by bone. If the dewclaw ''dangles'' and is not attached, it is much safer to remove it rather than risk injury.

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!