If I may recommend, try a Live Figure Drawing course. This presents you the opportunity to study the human form and draw it to your heart's content. It's vital to any aspiring TF artist. Afterwards, you can study canine anatomy for comparison. If you go to a local university or museum of science, they may have canine skeletons you can study. They may also have taxidermy canines you can study and draw as well.

It's a good idea. I've taken one figure drawing course of eight 3-hour sessions, year before last i think. The teaching style was a little bit too loose for the $200-some-odd spent and i found i was spending about the same energy managing my feelings about drawing in public as i was trying to learn to draw, so i'm iffy on pursuing more classes in the near future. Though you remind me I have no excuse not to go pay $4 an hour for open studio figure drawing sessions, ugh

Oy, I can imagine some of those courses are poorly proctored. The $4/hour sessions sound much better.

With all this, shall we say, entrepenureal spirit, here on FA, I'm surprised furries don't rent their bodies out for modeling for drawing courses and sessions.

Keep up the good work!