Dog Anatomy Chart: Newfoundland Breed Reference Guide #3847674 (License: Personal Use)

This detailed 19th- or early 20th-century line drawing by Louis Agassiz Fuertes serves as an educational reference for dog conformation, labeling over two dozen anatomical features-from "Occiput" and "Dome" on the head to "Hock or Heel" and "Pads" on the limbs. The chart uses the Newfoundland breed to demonstrate standard terminology used in dog shows, breeding, and veterinary contexts, including notes on coat types (e.g., "Brush" vs. "Stern") and common misnomers (e.g., "Wrist (Miscalled Knee)").

Commonly used in canine education resources, breed standards documentation, and historical veterinary or zoological archives; ideal for users researching dog anatomy, preparing for dog shows, or studying historical scientific illustration.