Topographic anatomy of a dog

"Topographic anatomy of the dog" contains 38 pages with illustrations, including more than 150 separate drawings. Each drawing is numbered in detail and equipped with explanatory inscriptions, additional information that helps their interpretation is given in the text.
The purpose of this book is to familiarize the reader with the main issues of the dog’s anatomy, it was created for people who love dogs and want to learn more about the general structure of their body. This book will be of considerable interest for dog owners, breeders, people participating in exhibitions, and experts. In addition, it will be very useful for students starting to study the course of veterinary anatomy.
Since many readers undoubtedly never have to see that inside the dog, the main attention is paid to those anatomical structures that can be seen or felt through the skin. Therefore, superficial images make up an important component of many drawings. A number of other drawings show the position of internal structures regarding the surface of the body. The position and mutual arrangement of various internal components of the cardiovascular, digestive, respiratory and genitourinary systems are shown as projections to the surface.
Dr. Peter Hoody for many years gave lectures on veterinary anatomy in the London Royal Veterinary College. He is also the author of the book "Topographic anatomy of the horse"