海外「人生でこれほどガラスが消えて欲しいと思ったことはありません」

In two native English-speaking countries, the United States and the United Kingdom, about 30 years ago, we started working with a dog we call dog dance, both of which avoided the word “dog dance.” It’s not a Kenine Freestyle in the US, a heel work to music Heelwork to Music in the UK, or a dog dance.

But these two words (Kenain Freestyle and Heelwork to Music) are ??? outside of the native English language. But in fact, it’s not like dogs are dancing. If it’s an activity in the category of dog training, it’s a dog dance in the sense that dogs and handlers work together to create a dance aspect.

There is a Got Talent Got Talent program. I think it was held in Japan last year (I think Ito and Sunny participated), but it’s basically a program that participates in the audience, and it’s a program that discovers the talent because there must be someone in the country who is not widely known but has great talent.

In Britain/Great Britain, Susan Boyle has been recognized as a singer by the Got Talent program and has also participated in Japan’s New Year’s Eve Red and White Song Festival. The Got Talent program is now being held in many countries, and people with various specialties, talents, and abilities, regardless of professional amateur, participate in it, but many people participate in it with the concept of dancing with dogs. Ashley and Puzzi, Tina and Chandi, and Jules and Matisse have been competing in the “dog dance” world, and I’ve heard that Jennifer and Daiquiri, a Kraft participant, are also participating in American Got Talent programs.

But the dogs on this Got Talent show aren’t just people/dogs from the “dog dance” world we know. There are also so-called professional/circus dogs who use the dog work/Act (called Act) shown on the Got Talent program to earn money.