limb articles
What specific number of fully developed, functional toes characterizes the paws of the Norwegian Lundehund?
What is the scientific term used to describe the consistent presence of extra toes on the Lundehund?
What specific task led to the Norwegian Lundehund developing its specialized six-toed structure on treacherous coastal cliffs?
The name 'Lundehund' is roughly translated to mean what about its original hunting role?
How did the extra toes specifically aid the Lundehund in maneuvering across slippery coastal cliffs?
The extreme flexibility of the Lundehund's paws is sometimes compared to the lateral movement pattern of what creature?
When testing footing on uneven ground, how does the Lundehund's movement differ from a typical dog's approach?
What is stated regarding the Lundehund's sixth toe compared to the extra dewclaws occasionally seen in other breeds?
What trait related to specialization highlights a vulnerability for the Lundehund breed today?