Your two dogs up on their back legs: one paws at the lens and howls, the other answers, then both dance side by side. That's your Smalltown Boy dog dance, ready for the dog-park group chat.
Most Smalltown Boy clips are cats. Yours will be the dogs.
Three dog pairs: two posted on TikTok and Instagram, one made from a single photo of the pair. Each is a template above: tap it and your dogs take their places.
The Smalltown Boy dog dance is the dog take on the AI meme set to Bronski Beat's "Smalltown Boy": the first dog stands up in front of the camera, paws at the lens and howls, the second does the same, and then both dance side by side on their back legs before stepping up to the camera. Cats got there first, so a dog version stands out in a feed full of them.
Upload a clear photo of each dog, keep the garden or tap the kitchen, fence or back-yard template, and the four beats are written for you. Got a cat and a dog? The Smalltown Boy AI homepage has that pair ready. Two cats? The Smalltown Boy cat dance has three cat templates.
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Your two dog photos become dancer one and dancer two in a 12-second vertical clip. One clip is $9.99, three are $19.99 and five are $29.99 (about $6 a clip), paid once. A failed run doesn't use up a clip.

Head in both paws, mouth wide open, while the doodle bounces behind it. Long ears and all, it stays your dog.

A golden stands tall on its back legs and swings its front paws: the moment just before the dance starts.
Two dog photos and a few minutes for your own Smalltown Boy dog dance.
Face to the camera, ears in the shot. A dog looking up at you for a treat is the ideal photo.

Slot one opens the clip at the lens. Slot two answers it. Then keep the garden, or tap the kitchen, the red fence or the back yard with outfits.
Download the clip, open TikTok or Reels and pick the Smalltown Boy sound so the first howl lands on the falsetto.
The less these two would ever dance together, the better.
The Great Dane and the chihuahua, shoulder to knee, doing the exact same arm swing.
The one that takes everything seriously, now howling into the lens on its back legs.
The two who bark at each other through the fence, finally on the same side of it.
One of each? Upload them right here, or use the homepage's sidewalk template made for that pair.
The song, the dogs and how to make the Smalltown Boy dog dance with yours.
Yes. The same four beats as the cat version, with your dogs standing up on their back legs: one at the lens, then the other, then both dancing side by side.
"Smalltown Boy" by Bronski Beat, from 1984. Your clip comes with its own 80s synth beat, so add the Smalltown Boy sound in TikTok or Reels when you post.
Each dog keeps the coat, markings and face from its photo, and paws stay paws. A clear, face-forward photo of each gives the closest match.
Yes. Use the Smalltown Boy AI homepage, which has a kitten-and-shiba template on a city sidewalk, or upload one of each here.
Take one clear photo of each dog, face to the camera, and put the dog that should howl first in slot one. Pick the kitchen, the red fence or the back yard, or keep the garden, then make the clip. When it is ready, download it, open TikTok or Reels and add the Smalltown Boy sound from the app's library so the first howl lands on the high note.
$9.99 for one clip, $19.99 for three and $29.99 for five. Paid once with no subscription, and a run that fails gives the clip back.
Credits are shared across every template. You see the cost before each run, and a failed job is never charged.
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Two dog photos, a few minutes, and your pair is up on their back legs dancing side by side. Most Smalltown Boy clips are cats, so post your dogs while a dog version still stands out.