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Have you heard the buzz about puppy yoga UK? It's the latest trend taking the wellness world by storm, combining the mindful practice of yoga with the adorable energy of playful pups.
The idea of stretching alongside furry friends sounds undeniably charming, and classes have been popping up all over the UK.
At DOJO we love dogs as much as (probably more) the next eco and health conscious sustainable activewear brand.
But before you jump on the mat with a cuddle puddle of puppies, it's important to consider responsible dog interaction and ensure a positive experience for both humans and their canine companions.
While puppy yoga can be a delightful experience, some animal charities in the UK have raised concerns about potential drawbacks for the dogs involved.
In fact the RSPCA has firmly criticised the practice,
“If a young puppy is placed into situations where they feel overwhelmed and frightened they may start to view the things they are being introduced to as frightening, which can then lead to a negative reaction in the future and the potential development of behavioural problems.’’ -Esme Wheeler, RSPCA dog behaviour expert.
And it has actually beenbanned altogether in Italy.
As classes can be overwhelming for puppies, especially if not managed properly. Over-stimulation, loud noises, and constant interaction with strangers can lead to stress and anxiety for the pups.
However,we believe puppy yoga can be ethical and safe -if done correctly. Here are some key points to consider:
By prioritising responsible dog interaction, puppy yoga can be a fun and enriching experience for everyone involved.
Now that we've discussed the importance of responsible dog interaction, let's look into finding a reputable puppy yoga UK class and ensure your experience is positive for both you and the furry yogis.
Here are some key things to look for:
Once you've found a reputable class, here are some best practices to keep in mind during your session:
By following these tips, you can ensure your participation in puppy yoga contributes to a positive and enriching experience for both yourself and the adorable canine participants.
Puppy yoga has the potential to be a truly delightful experience, offering a unique blend of mindful practice and adorable puppy cuddles.
However, prioritising responsible dog interaction is crucial to ensure a positive experience for both humans and canines.
By seeking out reputable classes that prioritise the well-being of the pups and following best practices during your session, you can contribute to a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone involved.
So, if you're ready to unleash your inner zen while interacting with some four-legged friends, approach puppy yoga with a focus on responsible interaction and enjoy the next-level cuteness!
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