The domain-wall mobility has been measured in (Gd
1-xTb
x)
3Fe
5O
12and (Gd
1-xDy
x)
3Fe
5O
12for

in the range 0 to 0.33. All the measurements were performed at 25°C on flux-grown crystals, and the mobility was found to vary from 2250 (cm/s)/Oe for Gd
3Fe
5O
12to 160 (cm/s)/Oe for (Gd
0.67Dy
0.33)
3Fe
5O
12and 78 (cm/s)/Oe for (Gd
0.67Tb
0.33)
3Fe
5O
12. The damping of the wall motion was found to increase linearly with

to a good approximation. A method of determining the wall mobility in bulk samples from measurements of the RF susceptibility spectra is described. The results are discussed in terms of the slow relaxation model.