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Ive attached an image of the bottom jaw because I dont think it looks right, but what do you think is wrong with it?
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do you think the ears should be more 'droopy'? because dogs ears are only that stiff when there alert.
is that photo a shibi inu?
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I'm not too sure what it is about the bottom of his mouth, the only thing I can think may be making it look wrong is that if you were to close his mouth, his whole jaw would be too small to match up with his snout, leaving a large gap around it.
Maybe scaling the bottom half of his jaw out a bit, and very slightly squaring it off (not so it's square, just so it's not a curve, a bit like what you did with the inner ear)
Hope that help in some way and you work it out!
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paw <- just posting this so I dont lose the address
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any suggestions?
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trying to say that the eye sockets should be placed more of an angle on its head rather than making it look like it's got a flat face
that's a "Ch" pronounced as a "K"
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