Modern aspects for period design

[Jeff L Headley]

Carved Dog pad feet!!! 
Furry paw- Terrier's 
Ball and claw (chewed ball)
Webbed feet ( weimaraners)
Spanish foot ( Chiwawa)
Cabriole pad feet with nails
Please no CATS at this time this is a serious subject so no pussy footing allowed.
We do have a period table with hoofed or cloven feet. Moo

 

[HSteier]

Jeff, do you stay up nights thinking this stuff up?

Howard Steier

 

[Antiquity]

Howard,

He's not a real person...he's a computer.

Dennis Bork

 

[Jeff L Headley]

With today's business environment it is a good idea to stay ahead of the curve. People love their dogs. I do mine! Wouldn't someone in the 1700's do the same thing? I was hoping to get some more ideas of dog feet which could be inspired by period pieces. All ideas will be considered not just feet. I am sure everyone is thinking I'm kidding but.
Period joinery should always be used just modern aspects pertaining to relevant topics today.

 

[Jeff L Headley]

Positive Reinforcement

 

[Jeff L Headley]

Comparative study

 

[msiemsen]

Here are a couple of examples from Ancient Egypt. I know you said no cats but what the heck.
Mike

 

[John Cashman]

Try to be as accurate as you can. Include the dewclaws.

 

[Jeff L Headley]

Mike, Excellent reply. I saw this bed  and wondered why we don't have more Egyptian influences. I guess it was the period discovery of Pompeii and not as much the treasures in Egypt. Nice dewclaws. With todays unfoldings maybe we should take another look.  A great bed for catnaps.