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The paws are phenominal. (: If you do the tail, I highly recommend
it swaying also. (:
However, I think this piece can benefit from more movement of the neck and head, the rest of the body is constantly movement but the head and neck comes off as stiff, usually with canines there is at least a little head movement. But, if it is a small dog they can have little head movement, the bigger the canine, the bigger the movement though. This goes for all animals. The size can easily be better determined if a background is added.
I hope to see the finished project. This is a very stylized and lovely trot cycle so far.
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