Use @start image for the characters' look, outfits, hats, fur, the room and the camera framing. Use @reference video ONLY for the dance motion, timing and camera movement — never copy the original dogs' faces, fur colour, bodies or the original location. Two characters only: a white bichon puppy (straw boater hat, yellow polo, cream floral pants, yellow crocs) and a slightly taller brown toy poodle with long curly ears (brown bucket hat, mint shirt, blue floral pants, red crocs). Both always stand and dance upright on two hind legs like small people — never drop to four legs, crouch, sit or lie down. Keep each one's face, size and outfit identical in every frame; never merge, swap or morph the two dogs. SIZE LOCK: keep both dogs exactly as small as in @start image relative to the room and furniture (the poodle only a little taller than the bichon), with the same proportions: big head, short legs, short body. Do NOT take body size, leg length or proportions from @reference video; they must never grow, stretch or shrink, even when the camera moves closer. Real-dog fur texture, natural morning light. No humans, no text, no logos.

Close-up. The white bichon is in FRONT, big and close to the lens, the whole clip; the brown poodle stays BEHIND on the left, the whole clip. The bichon plays peek-a-boo and presses his paw pads toward the lens; the poodle bounces and waves in the background. Do not change the front/back order.

Close-up. The brown poodle is in FRONT and "sings": paws up on his head, mouth opening wide on the beat, head tilting side to side. The white bichon stays BEHIND on the right, dancing along. Keep this front/back order for the whole clip.

Wide shot. Both dance side by side in sync — white bichon always on the LEFT, brown poodle always on the RIGHT; they never cross, swap sides or overlap, even when the camera moves closer. At the end they walk toward the camera together and cover the lens with their paw pads, finishing on paws filling the frame.