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About the Axis Scientific Canine Hindlimb with Foot - Right: The fastest dog in the world is the Greyhound, which can run about 45 mph. If you have ever wondered what it takes for a dog to run that fast, then this Axis Scientific Canine Leg might be exactly what you need. From the femur to the phalanges, this dog leg gives you a closer look at each canine bone and includes the same anatomical details you would expect to see on a real specimen (even though this one is only made out of a PVC-based plastic). The additional features of this model include the stifle (knee), hock, hindfoot, and rear pastern. What is Included? The Axis Scientific canine leg - right includes the femur, rotula, stifle joint, tibia, hock, fibula, tarsus, metatarsus, phalanges This product is covered by a standard three-year warranty What we love about this Canine Leg and Foot: The canine leg is about the size of a tall beagle. We like beagles! You could also say this canine leg is the size of a small labrador retriever. We like those, too! The leg folds at the knee and demonstrates a natural range of motion. This makes it both realistic and portable. For added realism, the foot includes the dog nails, which houses the animal's "quick" in real life. The quick is a bundle of nerves and blood vessels that extend into the nail - that's why it's so important to be careful when trimming dog's nails. Harming the quick inside can be really painful. Product Specifications: This canine leg measures 16.25 in. x 5.5 in. x 1.5 in. Because it's about 16 inches long, that's how we determined it's based on an average medium dog, probably sized somewhere between a beagle and lab. This bone model weighs 0.25 lbs. Inside the box, the dimensions come out to 13 in. x 5 in. x 5 in. - Remember the leg folds a little bit! With the model inside, the box weighs 0.65 lbs.

Detailed Anatomy: The Axis Scientific Canine Hindlimb with Foot - Left provides a detailed representation of the anatomical structures found in a canine hindlimb, including bones, muscles, tendons, and ligaments. Educational Tool: Designed for educational purposes, it serves as a valuable resource for veterinary students and professionals to study the anatomy and physiology of canine hindlimbs. Realistic Model: This model accurately replicates the size and proportions of a canine hindlimb, offering a lifelike representation that enhances understanding of veterinary anatomy. Hands-on Learning: It allows for hands-on exploration, enabling learners to practice identifying anatomical landmarks and understanding the functional relationships between different structures. Durable Construction: Constructed from durable materials, the hindlimb model withstands frequent handling and use in educational settings, ensuring long-lasting utility and reliability.