This doesn't make sense.
this post was submitted on 22 Oct 2024
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I presume it's because getting up to your shins in mud makes it hard to draw your leg back out, whereas on stilts all your muscles and joints are above the stilt platform, allowing you to use them freely to draw the stilts out of troublesome terrain. That's just a guess though.
Why don't the sheep and dogs have any issues?
Presumably, the sheep don't need to get a quick move on, while dogs simply do not obey the laws of physics.
I thought it was gonna be German Shepards on stilts and I'm very disappointed.
The third sticks make it special...
Kickstand for your stilts!
Some of them seem awfully stuck-up. They need to remove the sticks from their butts.
Don't you dare criticize their traditions. Now relax your sphincter...