Not dirty dancing - poodle prancing
Jul 14 - Japanese learn to waltz with retrievers, polka with poodles and rumba with dachshunds at dog dance classes offered in Tokyo.
In Japan, where dog hotels, canine cafes, and even dog-friendly cars are the norm, dancing lessons for pets seems like a natural progression in the lucrative pet industry.
At Tokyo's "Wan-Nyan World Tama", which means "Bow-Meow World" in Japanese, classrooms are filled with aspiring poodle prancers.
Lyndee Prickitt reports.
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