Gait Analysis for the Performance Dog – Lesson 4 Quiz

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Which of the following was not mentioned or is false when discussing the Transverse Gallop?
- The Transverse Gallop is a gait of speed or running
- There is only one flight phase in the Transverse Gallop
- Rear Left, Rear Right, Front Right, Front Left could be an example of the stance pattern of the Transverse Gallop
- Rear Left, Rear Right, Front Left, Front Right could be an example of the stance pattern of the Transverse Gallop
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Which of the following was not mentioned or is false when discussing the Double Suspension Rotary (DSR) Gallop?
- The DSR Gallop is a gait of speed or running
- There is only one flight phase in the DSR Gallop
- Rear Left, Rear Right, Front Right, Front Left could be an example of the stance pattern of the DSR Gallop
- The DSR Gallop has Rear Stance phase, a Rear Flight phase, a Front Stance Phase and a Front Flight phase
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Which of the following was not mentioned or is false when discussing the Lead legs?
- Dogs can be right-handed (right lead) and left-handed (left lead)
- As the dog matures, the lead leg will acclimate to the applied forces so that the lead leg may be stronger and more able to handle the forces absorbed by the lead leg
- A subclinical issue in the lead leg may predispose the dog to a clinical or performance issue in the off-lead leg
- Dogs don’t naturally have a lead leg
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Which of the following was not mentioned or is false when discussing the actions of the legs during the Gallop sequence?
- The first front leg to touch down establishes stability
- The second front leg to touch down provides navigation
- A spring and coil action begins when the first rear leg touches down
- The second rear leg to touch down slows progression or applies a brake action
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Gait Analysis for the Performance Dog – Lesson 4 Quiz

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