IMPORTANT: The character in the center stands upright on TWO legs the entire video, like a cartoon character. He must NEVER go down on four legs, never crawl, never sit, never lie down — even though the dog in the reference video stands on four legs. Transfer only the rhythm and energy of that dog's movement to an upright two-legged dance. Use the reference video ONLY for motion timing, rhythm, beat and camera. Keep the starting image exactly as it is: same studio, same lights, same floor, same low fixed camera angle. CENTER: keep the character's exact face, fur, outfit and body proportion in every frame (short legs, big head — never stretch the legs). He dances on two feet: bouncing to the beat, swaying left and right, bobbing his head, small side steps, swinging his front paws like arms. BACKGROUND: the two human dancers keep their exact faces, outfits and positions and perform the same choreography as in the reference. Do not change, merge or add dancers. Fixed camera, no cuts, no zoom, no text, no watermark, no logos.