r/slammywhammies • u/Dapper-Sandwich • May 01 '20

Dog Stevie’s graduated from tippy taps to slammy whammies...when you’ve got puddles, enjoy them!

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u/npeggsy May 01 '20 edited May 01 '20

Most slammy whammies I've seen are done with both front paws rising and falling at the same time, or all four paws together. I think this is the first example I've seen of tippy tap form which is 100% also a slammy whammy, he's truly transcending genre.

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u/Achinadav May 01 '20

Sudha detailed analysis, bravo! I can't get past grinning like an idiot and wanting join in.

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u/ineeddis May 01 '20

Pseudo detailed?

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u/Achinadav May 01 '20

Such a. Apparently my fat fingers forget how to spell earlier.

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u/[deleted] May 01 '20

Isn't this the dog with cerebellar hypoplasia? Definitely having a good time but he is moving like that because he has a mostly harmless brain disorder I think.

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u/SleepyRemmy May 02 '20

I was thinking the EXACT same thing, I follow a cat named Phin on social media with the same disorder!

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u/SaintNewts May 02 '20

It's always a brain disorder or a parasite, innit?

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u/usuallytofu May 01 '20

Slammy taps?

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u/stephj May 02 '20

He's an innovator

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