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CANINE MUSICAL FREESTYLE!

Also call Doggy dance or dog dancing, Musical freestyle is not "freestyle heeling." In freestyle heeling, the focus is placed on the dog's heel position and the dog's execution of heeling patterns to music. Showcasing the dog's talent is the primary objective, with the handler's role remaining quite understated.

Can  I do it ?
The only requirement is to have a dog!
Senior citizen really enjoy Freestyle as much as teens with dog over 12 y/old. We have junior, beginner and intermediate and advance division.

Doesn’t matter your size or the size of your dog.  Look at Daniel is a 6’3” 240 pounds man and Tango is an 85 pounds mix dog!

That’s why canine freestyle is becoming so popular. One size fits all. And you know what? 

Virtually anybody can do it!

It’s really fun!
Just ask Tango!

The World Canine Freestyle association defines canine freestyle as follows:
"Musical Freestyle is a choreographed musical program performed by handlers and their dogs. The object of musical freestyle is to display the dog and handler in a creative, innovative and original dance, using music and intricate movements to showcase teamwork, artistry, costuming, athleticism and style in interpreting the theme of the music. Heelwork-to-Music incorporates traditional dog obedience and the art of dressage with the inclusion of musical interpretation, dance elements, and costuming with an emphasis on non-standard obedience movements. Both Musical Freestyle and Heelwork-To-Music routines should create a visually exciting display which is enjoyable to watch and which is equally enjoyable to dogs and handlers executing the programs. Canine freestyle is a showcase that truly demonstrates the joys and fun of bonding with your pet."

About Daniel and Tango

Watch one of the first demo from Dan and Tango in 1999 in front of ten thousand people.