Russian Dog Head Isolation Transplant

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[Vanessa Wallace]

If you sever the head you cut through the sympathetic nerve supply of the head, and you won't get those reflexes. Also the muscle that causes that head jerk movement connects to the sternum; no sternum, no head toss. Partially anesthetized dog under a table.

As for the rest - convincing animatronics. We still have trouble completing successful skin grafts in human medicine, let alone multi-tissue grafts simultaneously. Plus it's anatomically impossible.

How has no one said all this before?

[Jimster White]

Don't know if trolling, but i laughed so hard at your comment xDD

[Luis Sorto]

Poor dog

[Erii Ishihara]

why would they even want to put a dog on a dog lol

[27McCracken]

I'm on that side of YouTube again...

[c3nuke]

Damn. Our bodies are basically flesh computers or some shit.. I'd like to see Futurama style dead people brought back to life. Either transplant body or mechanical. If I died, I'd want a mechanical body

[V1RUL]

OHH haha thanks im an idiot! :P

[Vanessa Wallace]

Yep! Because it's a real live dog. =) It's shot at an angle that makes me think the body is hidden behind the sheet they have hanging in the back, and the dog itself is partially anesthetized. So those are all actual reflexes happening, he's just not completely conscious. They may have a little bit of a voltage going through him to get those eyebrows moving, which probably stings a bit but I can almost guarantee you it's not an animated head!

[V1RUL]

how about the tongue? It was pretty convincing.

[Norman Toledo]

the dog has 50 50 chans of dieing when they finish the expiriment

[Norman Toledo]

very clever but riotmakertk has a point the dog is probubly in pain but russians r like nazi doing expiriments with humans and animals

[kokorosenshi]

it's very real