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Dog Pelvis Anatomy - Male and Female Pelvic Limb Bone ... The ischium bone of the dog pelvis forms the caudal third of the os coxae. It also helps form the acetabulum, obturator foramen, and pelvis symphysis. In a dog ischium bone structure, you will find a body, ramus, and tuberosity. The body of the ischium of a dog pelvis is the cranial part of the bone that lies lateral to the obturator foramen. Bones of the Pelvis and Lower Back - Innerbody A pair of large, flat bones known as the os coxae, or hip bones, extend anteriorly and laterally from the sacrum at the sacroiliac joints to form the bulk of the pelvis. The left and right hip bones meet anteriorly at the body's midline in a band of fibrocartilage known as the pubic symphysis (or symphysis pubis). PDF Os Coxae (unlabeled) - SLCC Anatomy Os Coxae Lateral View, Right Os Coxae Medial View, Right Ilium Medial View, Right Pubis Medial View, Right Ischium Medial View, Right Os Coxae ... Os coxae diagra...