The canine skull is a remarkable structure that serves not only as a protective casing for the brain but also as a vital component of a dog’s overall anatomy. Understanding its design and function provides insights into the evolutionary adaptations of dogs and their diverse roles as companions, workers, and hunters. The skull is a complex assembly of bones that form various joints and cavities, enabling essential functions such as feeding, communication, and sensory perception. In dogs, the skull varies significantly in shape and size depending on the breed. From the broad, flat skulls of bulldogs to the elongated skulls of greyhounds, these differences reflect a variety of functions and…