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A fascinating visual guide to the various gaits utilized by canines when moving at different speeds

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Kevin Oakeson1 year ago

4 legs would be hard enough, I gotta remember to change the order?

LevendiPro1 year ago

ahhh yes always wanted to learn how to run like a dog..

nox1 year ago

imagine all the walks for centipedes

AB1 year ago

Okay... I don't think I'll ever used these words 😂😂

Raffy Big Scoops1 year ago

Do a millipede next

PRINCEWILL 🤴💥1 year ago

good evening dear

AMBIKA SAHANI1 year ago

A great visual guide showcasing the different gaits of dogs at various speeds.

Sarah Sara1 year ago

Pace one looks like a Horse walk

Shivam🖤1 year ago

Nice informattive video

Ana Simion1 year ago

Ooh, this is really insightful.

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