The dog body acupuncture model is a simulation model specifically designed for teaching and research in traditional Chinese veterinary medicine. It is mainly based on the real body surface structure of dogs and is designed and made in accordance with the meridian theory and acupoint distribution rules of traditional Chinese veterinary medicine. The surface of this model clearly marks the main meridian directions of the dog's body and the locations of commonly used acupoints, enabling learners to intuitively grasp the distribution patterns of the dog's body meridians and acupoints, thereby enhancing the accuracy and proficiency of clinical acupuncture operations. Compared with traditional text and graph learning, the model is more intuitive and operational, and can effectively solve the difficulties beginners encounter when understanding and memorizing the acupoints of the dog's body.

During the teaching process, the dog-body acupuncture model not only helps students repeatedly practice positioning and operation, but also simulates commonly used clinical techniques such as acupuncture and compression, thereby enhancing the practicality and interest of learning. At the same time, it also provides a safe and risk-free training platform for veterinary clinical workers, avoiding the ethical and safety issues brought about by operating directly on live animals. With the continuous development of the pet medical industry, this model holds significant value in traditional Chinese veterinary medicine education, vocational training, and scientific research promotion. It not only enhances learning efficiency but also lays a solid foundation for promoting the application of acupuncture in animal clinical practice.