Channel Title: Videos from Freestyle&HTM World Championship 2016 Moscow Channel Description: Videos from the dogdance routines in heelwork to music (HTM) and freestyle at world championships 2016 in Moscow. <video> FCI Dog dance World Championship 2016 –Heelwork to music final– Mari Muhonen and Indi (Finland) Description: Final ranking: 2nd place (category: Heelwork to music) The FCI dog dance world championships 2016 took place in Moscow, Russia from 23 – 26 june 2016. The participants competed in two categories: freestyle and heelwork to music. This routine above was shown in the heelwork to music final, where only the ten best participants were competing. Freestyle: A freestyle routine displays the dog and the handler in a creative, innovative and original way, using music and intricate movements to showcase teamwork, artistry, athleticism and style in interpreting the theme of the music. Heelwork to music (HTM): A HTM routine should be done with the dog and the handler in close proximity to each other throughout the routine. On all moves, the dog and handler team should move as one entity throughout the routine, displaying heelwork and creativity in the many positions and behaviors possible in HTM. For more information about the FCI dog dance world championship 2016 see: http://wds2016.dogdance.ru </video> <video> FCI Dog dance World Championship 2016 –Heelwork to music final - Lusy Imbergerova and Deril (Italy) Description: Final ranking: 6th place (category: Heelwork to music) The FCI dog dance world championships 2016 took place in Moscow, Russia from 23 – 26 june 2016. The participants competed in two categories: freestyle and heelwork to music. This routine above was shown in the heelwork to music final, where only the ten best participants were competing. Freestyle: A freestyle routine displays the dog and the handler in a creative, innovative and original way, using music and intricate movements to showcase teamwork, artistry, athleticism and style in interpreting the theme of the music. Heelwork to music (HTM): A HTM routine should be done with the dog and the handler in close proximity to each other throughout the routine. On all moves, the dog and handler team should move as one entity throughout the routine, displaying heelwork and creativity in the many positions and behaviors possible in HTM. For more information about the FCI dog dance world championship 2016 see: http://wds2016.dogdance.ru </video> <video> FCI Dog dance World Championship 2016 –Heelwork to music final - ButrimovaTamila and Illai (Russia) Description: Final ranking: 7th place (category: Heelwork to music) The FCI dog dance world championships 2016 took place in Moscow, Russia from 23 – 26 june 2016. The participants competed in two categories: freestyle and heelwork to music. This routine above was shown in the heelwork to music final, where only the ten best participants were competing. Freestyle: A freestyle routine displays the dog and the handler in a creative, innovative and original way, using music and intricate movements to showcase teamwork, artistry, athleticism and style in interpreting the theme of the music. Heelwork to music (HTM): A HTM routine should be done with the dog and the handler in close proximity to each other throughout the routine. On all moves, the dog and handler team should move as one entity throughout the routine, displaying heelwork and creativity in the many positions and behaviors possible in HTM. For more information about the FCI dog dance world championship 2016 see: http://wds2016.dogdance.ru </video> <video> FCI Dog dance World Championship 2016 –Heelwork to music final - Chiara Meccoli and Thunder (Italy) Description: Final ranking: 9th place (category: Heelwork to music) The FCI dog dance world championships 2016 took place in Moscow, Russia from 23 – 26 june 2016. The participants competed in two categories: freestyle and heelwork to music. This routine above was shown in the heelwork to music final, where only the ten best participants were competing. Freestyle: A freestyle routine displays the dog and the handler in a creative, innovative and original way, using music and intricate movements to showcase teamwork, artistry, athleticism and style in interpreting the theme of the music. Heelwork to music (HTM): A HTM routine should be done with the dog and the handler in close proximity to each other throughout the routine. On all moves, the dog and handler team should move as one entity throughout the routine, displaying heelwork and creativity in the many positions and behaviors possible in HTM. For more information about the FCI dog dance world championship 2016 see: http://wds2016.dogdance.ru </video> <video> FCI Dog dance World Championship 2016 –Heelwork to music final - Ilina Polina and Indi (Russia) Description: Final ranking: 3rd place (category: Heelwork to music) The FCI dog dance world championships 2016 took place in Moscow, Russia from 23 – 26 june 2016. The participants competed in two categories: freestyle and heelwork to music. This routine above was shown in the heelwork to music final, where only the ten best participants were competing. Freestyle: A freestyle routine displays the dog and the handler in a creative, innovative and original way, using music and intricate movements to showcase teamwork, artistry, athleticism and style in interpreting the theme of the music. Heelwork to music (HTM): A HTM routine should be done with the dog and the handler in close proximity to each other throughout the routine. On all moves, the dog and handler team should move as one entity throughout the routine, displaying heelwork and creativity in the many positions and behaviors possible in HTM. For more information about the FCI dog dance world championship 2016 see: http://wds2016.dogdance.ru </video> <video> FCI Dog dance World Championship 2016 –Heelwork to music final - Rubleva Natalia and Rein (Russia) Description: Final ranking: 5th place (category: Heelwork to music) The FCI dog dance world championships 2016 took place in Moscow, Russia from 23 – 26 june 2016. The participants competed in two categories: freestyle and heelwork to music. This routine above was shown in the heelwork to music final, where only the ten best participants were competing. Freestyle: A freestyle routine displays the dog and the handler in a creative, innovative and original way, using music and intricate movements to showcase teamwork, artistry, athleticism and style in interpreting the theme of the music. Heelwork to music (HTM): A HTM routine should be done with the dog and the handler in close proximity to each other throughout the routine. On all moves, the dog and handler team should move as one entity throughout the routine, displaying heelwork and creativity in the many positions and behaviors possible in HTM. For more information about the FCI dog dance world championship 2016 see: http://wds2016.dogdance.ru </video> <video> FCI Dog dance World Championship 2016 – Winner heelwork to music - Ilina Polina and Ilim (Russia) Description: Final ranking: 1st place, World Champion 2016 (category: Heelwork to music) The FCI dog dance world championships 2016 took place in Moscow, Russia from 23 – 26 june 2016. The participants competed in two categories: freestyle and heelwork to music. This routine above was shown in the heelwork to music final, where only the ten best participants were competing. Freestyle: A freestyle routine displays the dog and the handler in a creative, innovative and original way, using music and intricate movements to showcase teamwork, artistry, athleticism and style in interpreting the theme of the music. Heelwork to music (HTM): A HTM routine should be done with the dog and the handler in close proximity to each other throughout the routine. On all moves, the dog and handler team should move as one entity throughout the routine, displaying heelwork and creativity in the many positions and behaviors possible in HTM. For more information about the FCI dog dance world championship 2016 see: http://wds2016.dogdance.ru </video> <video> FCI Dog dance World Championship 2016 –Heelwork to music final - Carola Linth (Sweden) Description: Final ranking: 8th place (category: Heelwork to music) The FCI dog dance world championships 2016 took place in Moscow, Russia from 23 – 26 june 2016. The participants competed in two categories: freestyle and heelwork to music. This routine above was shown in the heelwork to music final, where only the ten best participants were competing. Freestyle: A freestyle routine displays the dog and the handler in a creative, innovative and original way, using music and intricate movements to showcase teamwork, artistry, athleticism and style in interpreting the theme of the music. Heelwork to music (HTM): A HTM routine should be done with the dog and the handler in close proximity to each other throughout the routine. On all moves, the dog and handler team should move as one entity throughout the routine, displaying heelwork and creativity in the many positions and behaviors possible in HTM. For more information about the FCI dog dance world championship 2016 see: http://wds2016.dogdance.ru </video> <video> FCI Dog dance World Championship 2016 –Heelwork to music final– Uta Opel with Dexter (Germany) Description: Final ranking: 10th place (category: Heelwork to music) The FCI dog dance world championships 2016 took place in Moscow, Russia from 23 – 26 june 2016. The participants competed in two categories: freestyle and heelwork to music. This routine above was shown in the heelwork to music final, where only the ten best participants were competing. Freestyle: A freestyle routine displays the dog and the handler in a creative, innovative and original way, using music and intricate movements to showcase teamwork, artistry, athleticism and style in interpreting the theme of the music. Heelwork to music (HTM): A HTM routine should be done with the dog and the handler in close proximity to each other throughout the routine. On all moves, the dog and handler team should move as one entity throughout the routine, displaying heelwork and creativity in the many positions and behaviors possible in HTM. For more information about the FCI dog dance world championship 2016 see: http://wds2016.dogdance.ru </video> <video> FCI Dog dance World Championship 2016 –Heelwork to music final - Anna Larsson and Flynn (Sweden) Description: Final ranking: 4th place (category: Heelwork to music) The FCI dog dance world championships 2016 took place in Moscow, Russia from 23 – 26 june 2016. The participants competed in two categories: freestyle and heelwork to music. This routine above was shown in the heelwork to music final, where only the ten best participants were competing. Freestyle: A freestyle routine displays the dog and the handler in a creative, innovative and original way, using music and intricate movements to showcase teamwork, artistry, athleticism and style in interpreting the theme of the music. Heelwork to music (HTM): A HTM routine should be done with the dog and the handler in close proximity to each other throughout the routine. On all moves, the dog and handler team should move as one entity throughout the routine, displaying heelwork and creativity in the many positions and behaviors possible in HTM. For more information about the FCI dog dance world championship 2016 see: http://wds2016.dogdance.ru </video> <video> !! Best take outs !! Amazing perfomances at Dog dance World Championship 2016 Description: Here you'll find the best take outs of the FCI World Championship in canine freestyle and heelwork to music (June 2016, Russia, Moscow). Enjoy these wonderful perfomances!! Full videos of all teams: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChbEdHGNYkAJifSZX-qFX3w The FCI dog dance world championships 2016 took place in Moscow, Russia from 23 – 26 june 2016. The participants competed in two categories: freestyle and heelwork to music. This routines above were shown in the finals, where only the ten best participants were competing. Freestyle: A freestyle routine displays the dog and the handler in a creative, innovative and original way, using music and intricate movements to showcase teamwork, artistry, athleticism and style in interpreting the theme of the music. Heelwork to music (HTM): A HTM routine should be done with the dog and the handler in close proximity to each other throughout the routine. On all moves, the dog and handler team should move as one entity throughout the routine, displaying heelwork and creativity in the many positions and behaviors possible in HTM. </video> <video> FCI Dog dance World Championship 2016 – Freestyle final - Irina Efremova and Unkas (Russia) Description: Final ranking: 4th place (category: Freestyle) The FCI dog dance world championships 2016 took place in Moscow, Russia from 23 – 26 june 2016. The participants competed in two categories: freestyle and heelwork to music. This routine above was shown in the freestyle final, where only the ten best participants were competing. Freestyle: A freestyle routine displays the dog and the handler in a creative, innovative and original way, using music and intricate movements to showcase teamwork, artistry, athleticism and style in interpreting the theme of the music. Heelwork to music (HTM): A HTM routine should be done with the dog and the handler in close proximity to each other throughout the routine. On all moves, the dog and handler team should move as one entity throughout the routine, displaying heelwork and creativity in the many positions and behaviors possible in HTM. For more information about the FCI dog dance world championship 2016 see: http://wds2016.dogdance.ru </video> <video> FCI Dog dance World Championship 2016 –Freestyle final - Uta Opel and Dexter (Germany) Description: Final ranking: 10th place (category: Freestyle) The FCI dog dance world championships 2016 took place in Moscow, Russia from 23 – 26 june 2016. The participants competed in two categories: freestyle and heelwork to music. This routine above was shown in the freestyle final, where only the ten best participants were competing. Freestyle: A freestyle routine displays the dog and the handler in a creative, innovative and original way, using music and intricate movements to showcase teamwork, artistry, athleticism and style in interpreting the theme of the music. Heelwork to music (HTM): A HTM routine should be done with the dog and the handler in close proximity to each other throughout the routine. On all moves, the dog and handler team should move as one entity throughout the routine, displaying heelwork and creativity in the many positions and behaviors possible in HTM. For more information about the FCI dog dance world championship 2016 see: http://wds2016.dogdance.ru </video> <video> FCI Dog dance World Championship 2016 – Freestyle final - Eibogina Liudmila and Nika (Russia) Description: Final ranking: 9th place (category: Freestyle) The FCI dog dance world championships 2016 took place in Moscow, Russia from 23 – 26 june 2016. The participants competed in two categories: freestyle and heelwork to music. This routine above was shown in the freestyle final, where only the ten best participants were competing. Freestyle: A freestyle routine displays the dog and the handler in a creative, innovative and original way, using music and intricate movements to showcase teamwork, artistry, athleticism and style in interpreting the theme of the music. Heelwork to music (HTM): A HTM routine should be done with the dog and the handler in close proximity to each other throughout the routine. On all moves, the dog and handler team should move as one entity throughout the routine, displaying heelwork and creativity in the many positions and behaviors possible in HTM. For more information about the FCI dog dance world championship 2016 see: http://wds2016.dogdance.ru </video> <video> FCI Dog dance World Championship 2016 – Freestyle final - Nina Roegner and Moster (Sweden) Description: Final ranking: 8th place (category: Freestyle) The FCI dog dance world championships 2016 took place in Moscow, Russia from 23 – 26 june 2016. The participants competed in two categories: freestyle and heelwork to music. This routine above was shown in the freestyle final, where only the ten best participants were competing. Freestyle: A freestyle routine displays the dog and the handler in a creative, innovative and original way, using music and intricate movements to showcase teamwork, artistry, athleticism and style in interpreting the theme of the music. Heelwork to music (HTM): A HTM routine should be done with the dog and the handler in close proximity to each other throughout the routine. On all moves, the dog and handler team should move as one entity throughout the routine, displaying heelwork and creativity in the many positions and behaviors possible in HTM. For more information about the FCI dog dance world championship 2016 see: http://wds2016.dogdance.ru </video>

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