Create a dog agility clip crossing one visible low bar

1. Task and boundary

Make a pet agility clip with a clear spatial result: the original dog crosses above one low bar and lands on the other side.

Unlike a hop returning to its starting area, this action must cross a visible obstacle to a different landing side.

Change the dog or setting; preserve the same bar and visible near-to-far route.

2. Authorized first frame

Choose an authorized side view containing the whole dog, the original low bar with both ends, and ground on both sides. Start the dog before the bar, leaving a clear approach and landing space.

3. Use the generator

Choose this authorized first frame in the image-to-video generator, paste the prompt and request one short clip. Keep the scene focused on this action.

1. Choose a low bar with open space and a readable side view.
2. Request one crossing and landing rather than repeated jumps.
3. Watch takeoff, bar clearance and the return of ground contact.

4. Prompt and timing

One fixed side shot of the original dog and low bar. The dog makes a short approach, pushes off from the near-side ground and passes its body and all four paws above the original bar. It lands on the visible far-side ground, front paws followed by the hind paws, then steadies. Keep the bar, supports and ground fixed. Preserve the original dog and connected legs. No disappearing bar, body passing through it, sudden relocation or landing outside the frame.

5. Inspect the output

Watch the full clip, then revisit its key contact or transition.

• The original dog starts on the near side and ends on the far side.
• Its body and paws visibly clear the original bar without the bar disappearing.
• Ground support returns on the far side and the dog steadies there.

6. Fix one failure

• The bar disappears: keep its ends and supports fixed throughout.
• The body passes through: improve the side view and shorten the crossing.
• The dog teleports to the landing: request one continuous visible airborne path.

7. Ending and limits

End with the same dog stable beyond the original low bar, still inside the frame.

Choose a take showing the clearance and landing together, without a cut hiding the bar.

Retain both the starting side and far-side landing.

Original, untested prompt design.

• MiniMax H3 small-hop prompt: show both feet leave and return
• One knee lowers to the floor: inspect the new contact