Please god, do not let this spread to the US

This is pretty funny.

I am wondering what effect it will have on the dogs joints. Double the weight to the joints at a weird angle.

Seems to be a trend, there are quite a few of them on youtube.

I don't know how my dog would react seeing this abomination on the street.

I thought you meant a two-legged dog.
I knew a guy when I was a kid that had a dog with one front leg and one rear leg, on opposite sides, missing.
We called him see-saw.

a reply to: skunkape23

We had his cousin and called him Tippy!

a reply to: skunkape23

You could call a dog with one eye at each end of their body the same thing!

Why is that the first place my head goes?

Personally, this dog with the little dress and the hat troubles me on a fundamental level.

a reply to: skunkape23

No, they are taking four legged dogs and training them like humans.

Lol, Seesaw. nice.

I'm just waiting for their barking human children to come along.

a reply to: Ultralight

Ha ha, tippy.

That be kinda trippy seeing a dog named tippy.

a reply to: Mandroid7

He was a cute little trippy Tippy.

a reply to: TrueBrit

Reminds me of the saying "Man, if I had a dog that looked like you, I'd shave his a@@, and teach him too walk backwards!"

I'm going to agree, I felt kinda creeped out with this video. Looks kinda like my ex girlfriend.

a reply to: Mandroid7

Why? Just why? That poor dog lol.

This is an animal vanity trend that can hurt dogs worse than dangerous dyes for "Panda" dogs. Especially with breeds who have long backs this is begging for vertebral damage. Let's keep it limited to dogs like Faith(recently passed away), who had no front legs but had to utilize their back legs to walk.

owners that do stupid things like that to pets need a hard kick in the glands!
unbelievably stupid vain and pathetic make my blood boil
morons should be banned from owning pets ever
and take a mental health screening to be allowed to breed too ugh.

a reply to: dreamingawake

Exactly, the cup in their hip isn't in the right place for it, it will probably wear out the hips and they will have to teach it to walk on it's front legs, till those blow out from the wrong angle.

I didn't think about the spine pressure. Excellent

a reply to: ShayneJUK

I hear you, I'd rip em' a new one if I saw this.

Maybe they should stick to eating them, much better than making them crippled slowly for parlor tricks.

a reply to: Mandroid7

Poor thing! I honestly think they have something under that dress that keeps it upright (a board, maybe?)

See how it keeps trying to lean on (hold on) to different people, but they keep pulling its paw off of them?

I don't think it is capable of going to all-fours!

Perhaps if you had a dog this flexible? Sometimes he actually crosses the back legs and he can travel long distances by crawling when I've told him to lay down and stay ... anyhow I'm kidding... long term it would do damage.

Or the dancing salsa dog... very talented

a reply to: new_here

You may be right about that. I watched a few vids, they do look unnaturally vertical. Weird.

a reply to: igloo

Cool looking pup you got there.
My dog does the same thing. Here he is bringing out his pillow so his dainty elbows don't get sore.
He cant decide if he's a dog or a frog.

a reply to: Mandroid7
Oh your frogdog is adorable!

a reply to: Mandroid7

i wonder if breeders could born out a new species with the ability to remain on two legs, this or any current species will surely get hip damage etc, but after some generations it might adapt to it, imagine, a future with an entire (and presumably popular) species of dog that is always bipedal.