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Spaniels in Spandex
FIRST there was yoga, then pilates, then yogalates and now doga* – the latest exercise craze to sweep America.
Doggy yoga allows participants to stretch and relax with their furry friends, creating a strong bond between owner and pet.
Sessions begin with owners taking deep breaths to start the relaxation process, while the animals hang out in a different area.
The dogs then enter the class and are used to help people reach farther in poses, with nuzzling becoming a way to hold positions.
The idea is for everyone, dog and human, to benefit mentally and physically.
According to US press sources, popularity in the practice has surged in recent months as dog owners become more and more in tune to the needs of their pet. Click here to find out more.
*not to be confused with the Durham Organic Gardeners’ Association (DOGA).
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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