🐾 Tricks your dog already knows

🎼 Set the tempo

Tap along with your song 4+ times.
Detected tempo: — BPM

Or enter BPM manually Routine length Skill level

Your routine

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Each trick should already be reliable on its own before adding it to a routine. Practice each transition slowly before adding music, and only attempt jumps, weaves or spins your dog is physically comfortable and warmed up for.

🏆 Why this is different

🎵Actually beat-synced — every move comes with a real beat count and timestamp based on your song's tempo, not just a vague list of "tricks to try."
✅Built only from tricks your dog knows — pick from a checklist first, so the routine never asks for a move you haven't taught yet.
🥁Built-in tap-tempo tool — tap along with your actual song to detect its BPM instantly, instead of guessing or opening a separate metronome app.
🏆Grounded in real canine freestyle sport structure — openers, transitions, highlight tricks and a strong finisher pose, the same building blocks used in WCFO and MDSA competition routines.
🔀Regenerate for variety — get a fresh valid sequence from the same tricks any time you want a different flow.
🔒No sign-up, no data stored — everything runs in your browser only.

❓ Frequently asked questions

What is musical canine freestyle (dog dancing)?

It's a dog sport, also called Heelwork to Music, where a handler and dog perform a choreographed routine of heelwork and tricks set to music. It combines obedience, trick training, and timing into a creative performance.

What tricks do I need to know before starting freestyle?

Most beginner routines start with 4–6 reliable cues such as spin, sit pretty, paw, bow, back up, and a short stay — you don't need a large repertoire, just moves your dog performs consistently.

How do I find my song's tempo (BPM)?

Use the tap-tempo tool above — tap the button in time with the beat of your song for a few seconds, and it calculates the BPM automatically, or you can enter a known BPM manually.

Does my dog need special training to dance?

No formal freestyle training is required to start — most dogs already know a few of the basic building-block tricks. The key is teaching clean, reliable versions of each trick individually before stringing them together to music.

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