If you note the middle leg on the near side, the only middle leg visible, you'll see the 'toes' are pointed up a bit. It sorta looks like that one foot is resting on it's 'heel' with the 'toes' up in the air. That doesn't happen in the wild, they have sharp claws on the very ends of their feet that lock into whatever they sit on. Had I noticed and had I the time and had he put up with it I MIGHT have been able to use a toothpick to push the 'toes' down.
There was a saying in my sales days that summed it all up, "Sometimes you just have to shoot the engineer and go into production." That's kinda what happens when I get involved in controlling every aspect of a shoot.
The plains Indians, particularly the Arapaho, believed that mortal man cannot create a perfect thing unless evil spirits are helping. So every creation, be it pot or blanket, has a flaw to allow the spirits to escape. Thankfully, there are no evil spirits in any of my images 
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