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. 2026 Apr 10;13:1783495. doi: 10.3389/fvets.2026.1783495

Table 2.

Individual dog-level descriptive statistics for cyclogram area (A_abs) in healthy beagles.

Pair Dog ID n (strides per session) A_abs (deg2), mean ± SD CV (%) A_norm, mean
hip–stifle A 10 835.16 ± 65.13 7.80 0.64
hip–stifle B 10 636.39 ± 40.48 6.36 0.55
hip–stifle C 10 754.76 ± 141.10 18.69 0.51
hip–stifle D 10 706.20 ± 57.99 8.21 0.53
hip–stifle E 10 799.60 ± 45.57 5.70 0.58
hip–stifle F 10 974.27 ± 159.84 16.41 0.54
hip–stifle G 10 850.88 ± 90.18 10.60 0.58
hip–stifle H 10 948.21 ± 65.91 6.95 0.59
tarsus–stifle A 10 539.35 ± 24.89 4.61 0.39
tarsus–stifle B 10 415.91 ± 26.40 6.35 0.40
tarsus–stifle C 10 547.34 ± 103.46 18.90 0.41
tarsus–stifle D 10 777.27 ± 67.59 8.70 0.41
tarsus–stifle E 10 554.38 ± 34.67 6.25 0.43
tarsus–stifle F 10 637.78 ± 182.29 28.58 0.34
tarsus–stifle G 10 703.60 ± 94.73 13.46 0.43
tarsus–stifle H 10 783.43 ± 61.01 7.79 0.43

Dog IDs (A–H) denote the eight healthy beagles. For each dog and joint-pair cyclogram (hip–stifle, tarsus–stifle), values summarize n = 10 consecutive gait strides within a single session. A_abs (deg2), mean ± SD represents the dog-level mean and within-dog SD computed across the 10 gait cycles. CV (%) denotes within-dog dispersion, calculated as 100 × (SD/mean). A_norm is a dimensionless ROM-normalized index [A_abs / (ROM_x × ROM_y)] reported as an exploratory adjunct (see “Section 2.6”). These dog-level summaries support interpretation of within-session repeatability estimates reported in Table 1 (see “Section 2.7.1”).