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bunny hopping

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bunny hopping
an abnormal gait in which dogs use their hindlegs simultaneously and symmetrically, rather than advancing one at a time and the legs tend to be greatly extended behind the body before being moved forward. A clinical feature of spinal dysraphism.
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Dad Dave got off to a flying start - which went against the whole point of the challenge - so he decided to add time on by bunny hopping the second half of the course.
...And may the slowest rider win; BIKE DAY: Cyclists and jugglers ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Jon, 34, had spotted the wild bunny hopping around near his car but when he went to drive away later he assumed it was long gone.
FORD BUNDEO; Rabbit hides in car's engine for a week by The Mirror (London, England)
Apart from the overseas entrants, places will be open on the day to anybody wishing to pit their bunny hopping skills against some of the experts in the field.
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