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@No_Fork
Hilarious! haha,
Two words: Neuron imbalance
The two legs are fine, they are the same length as with a normal dog and dog legs are generally sufficiently well deplored cellular structures that can cope with multilateral loads. In its execution the surgical execution resembles other biped species otherwise perfectly capable of walking and running overcoming the obvious imbalance in the system.
An electric wheelchair would solve the eminent locomotion problem however, dissolving any inconveniences regarding the superfluous limb-ends protruding out into our mundane environment.
As a proof of bipedal locomotion the dog appears to be joyful (but of course all dogs would) but dont assume any pretensions about the deployment of this operation in other milky-ways, except on a topgear galaxy.
Simply put, you have shown in flesh that a dog can be operated on, and that they wake up afterwards. But what do you expect to come form this silly, but otherwise stupid bloodshed. If you are not able to substantiate how this can result in a better dog, you have a ticket over the cuckoo's institution.
Cheers!