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Yoga Is Good, Yoga With Dogs Is Better!

| February 13, 2016

There have been a lot of videos of cats doing yoga – after all cats are limber, we get it! But, dogs can be just as limber as cats if they just hit the gym once in a while. In fact, many performance dog owners do “canine conditioning” to help their dogs stay fit and avoid injury while doing sports like flyball and agility.

FitPAWS, maker of canine fitness equipment, has equipment such as balance discs and peanuts specifically designed for your canine yoga expert.

Some dogs get really good at these exercises. Take this man’s dogs for example – they do Yoga with him! Have you ever seen a dog do a Salamba Sirsasana  – supported headstand?

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No? well then you need to check out the video below – it’s amazing!

Pretty incredible, isn’t it! It takes a lot of muscle building for a dog to be able to do this safety, so please don’t try to get your dog to this instantly. But, if you already have a yoga dog at home, show off some of your canine conditioning poses by posting a pic in the comments!

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