Who can dance: friends, pets or just me?
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Short answer
Any mix of one to four dancers is fine: solo, three adult friends, two pets, or you with a pet. The lead is photo 1, placed centrally, and every further photo puts one more dancer next to them. Everyone shown must be a pet or an adult who consented.
Line-ups that work
- Solo: a single photo gives one lead dancer in the centre.
- Three friends: three adults, a photo each, all happy to appear.
- Two pets: cat plus dog, two dogs or any other duo, each dancing on two legs.
- A person and a pet: you lead, with your animal alongside.
- Four dancers: four photos, the lead second from the left.
Which dancer leads
Photo 1 is the lead. That dancer holds the middle, one step forward, and gets the biggest moves, as the centre dancer does in the viral clip.
Questions people ask
Can animals really dance on two legs?
Partly. They bounce with the routine and can stand on their hind legs like small people, though some of it may be a trot on four legs. The model invents the movement, which gives it a cartoon-come-alive feel.
Is a child’s photo allowed?
No. Only adults and pets are accepted, and anyone under 18 is blocked.
Does everyone have to agree first?
Yes. Anyone who appears must be an adult who said yes to being in the video.
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