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The validity and reliability of the GAITRite® system's measurement of the walking dog

Many gait analysis systems have been developed for humans and dogs. However, in veterinary medicine, we need to have a system who is able to quickly analyze the spatial and temporal parameters and relative pressure of the four paws through multiple strides. We have modified a human gait analysis device: the GAITRite system for a canine application. Our intention was to verify the validity and reliability of its use for dogs.