1970s

YMCA Dog Dance

10s9:1620 credits720p HD

This is the 1970s classic in the library: recognizable moves that land with family audiences and in party settings. Reach for it when the video is headed to a family group chat, a birthday or a get-together, where everyone knows the routine on sight.

Style and rhythm. The arm-letter shapes are the hook. They are big and simple, so they read from across a room or on a small phone screen, at a cheerful, even tempo.

Breed fit. According to our breed-fit note, these letter shapes read well on most breeds, flat-faced dogs included. That makes this one of the safer picks for pugs, bulldogs and frenchies, which can struggle on templates that depend on facial animation.

Photo tips. Use one dog per photo, standing or sitting upright, front-facing or three-quarter angle, with the full body and front legs in frame and soft, even light. Since the motion centers on the front legs, a picture with both of them clear of the body helps. A sitting-upright pose works well.

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