Yes, it's called Doga (a combination of dog , 'dog', and yoga) and it's all the rage in America. It is a program that dogs must do at the end of the day to avoid the stress of "following" the pace of Western life. It arises from the application of yoga techniques to relaxation exercises and stretching for pets. Classes are led by instructors such as Florida-based American Suzi Teitelman, who has also trained dog owners in China and Japan. Teitelman says that the sessions allow the animals to work their body through postures to improve heart health, digestion and mood . She is even convinced that the exercise could be applied to other pets such as cats, and even birds.
Is there yoga for dogs?
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