How to identify all six dog gaits with simple tips and slow-motion film
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- From Walking thru to Galloping, by way of Ambling, Pacing, Trotting and Cantering, a dog uses its legs in a series of different patterns to suit a whole range of speeds and needs. Slow-motion film reveals just what those legs are doing.
the most helpful reference for my animation study... thank you
I'm glad to hear that. I hope the animation goes well!
We're building a four-legged robot and this video was super helpful in developing a walking gait- thank you!!
Wow! I'm so glad it's helpful. I hope your robot behaves properly and walks nicely!
I was thinking exactly along the lines of: “and then Boston Dynamics…”
I added myself this video on a 2D drawing playlist (for whenever I finally learn draw 😅)
You absolute legend, this will help so much with my animations for my game project.
This is brilliant, thank you. There's a vet and behavioralist who just hypothesized about an ambling dog who might have certain health issues (a dog that ambles regularly, rather than sporadically), so I wanted to learn about the different gaits.
Thank you
Am v glad you found it useful. Thanks.
this is awesome! very good explanations of each gait! i think more dog owners should be interested in learning more of this stuff about their pups
thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Tysm!!! I do jumping and wanted to learn more about how my dog moves.
Tysm also. Glad you liked it!
I am studying canine hydrotherapy and this is very useful! Thanks!
I'm glad you're finding it helpful, and thanks so much for letting me know.
Hey! Wanted to add something cool on here! Just like a horse - I taught my dog to do flying changes, Passage, and Piaffe!! Super cool video too!
This is just a beautiful and crystal clear video. Wow. Thank you so much!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful dog.
I think so too!
That was perfectly explained. Thanks.
Thanks! I'm glad it was helpful.
amazin thanks. great detail
Glad you liked it!
I love your dog. Great video!
thanks v much!
Excellent and didactic video. Thank you!
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this very useful for many things! thanks!
I'm very glad you found it helpful!
Super clear!!
Great to hear!
Pretty good video! Thank you!!!
Thanks for letting me know!
very informative. was really curious while looking st my dog xD
Thanks - I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
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Thanks very much!
I have a small dog and I watched this video because I was worried she was bunny hopping, but I think she was just doing a canter or a gallop? Is that normal, she likes to wait behind and sniff while I walk ahead and she will run slightly ahead and sniff, and we will do that for a lot of the walk. So she’s usually not doing a normal walking pace, she is constantly sniffing and then running ahead but not full on sprinting.
I think the only way to discover for sure what gaits a dog is using is by filming them and then studying the film, preferably in slow-motion. But I'm not sure why you say you were worried about "bunny-hopping"?
Wow nice video! What’s the main difference between a Canter gait vs a Bunny hop? They seem to look the same?
Interesting point. “Bunny hopping” resulting from problems like floating kneecaps, hip dysplasia or even a thorn in the foot, is a limping/skipping movement. It can look a little like the Canter, but of course the Canter itself is a regular light and flowing gait.
A different hop, also called “bunny hopping”, can happen if a dog is unable to see whilst in long grass, or is pouncing on prey. Brigg gives a demonstration here... czcams.com/video/qMs91dMevhs/video.html
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