Dog yoga, taught properly. Gentle stretching, breathing and shared calm you can practise at home. Taught by a paid instructor from Wild Blue Dogs camp in Lake Tahoe, with Peach as the partner in the frame.
Doga is not exercise and it will not manage a dog’s weight. What it does is put your hands on your dog’s body every day, which is how you notice a change months before anyone else would.
Sources: Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, 2022 U.S. Pet Obesity Prevalence Survey, veterinary assessed. Educational information only, not veterinary advice. Check with your veterinarian before starting any physical practice with a senior, pregnant, or injured dog. Never lift, fold or place a dog into a position.
These are the two most watched videos on the channel, and they are both doga. More on YouTube.
Watch the series on YouTube and Instagram.
The four things doga is actually built on, and why the last one is the hardest for both of you.
What changes in a dog when the session is about being together rather than getting something right.
No studio, no props, no experience. Three poses, a mat, and a dog who is allowed to leave whenever she likes.
The second class taught at camp. Mindful intention and a gentle mental journey, together.
Teaching a dog to roll and unroll your mat. The party piece, and the one people always ask about.
Three poses to start with, how long to hold them, and how to tell your dog is enjoying it rather than tolerating it. One page, free, straight to your screen.
Doga is taught by Lauren, who ran it as a scheduled class three times a week at Wild Blue Dogs camp in Lake Tahoe. Peach is the partner in the frame, not the subject. See Peach's work or get in touch.
