DOGA
yoga with your dog
What is doga?
doga definition
Doga, a contraction of dog and yoga, is a practice that combines gentle movements, breathing, and moments of connection with your dog.
Doga can be practiced by integrating your dog into certain poses or simply by performing your own poses while your dog enjoys the calming atmosphere of the session.
Doga is not a performance or a workout for your dog. It is primarily a moment of presence and listening, which allows you to share a different experience with your companion.
What are the benefits of doga for you and your dog?
Yoga aims to create harmony between the body and mind through the practice of asanas (physical postures) and breathing.
By extension, doga provides your dog with a moment of calm and relaxation, which can help reduce stress and promote well-being.
In this practice, your dog is free to participate or simply relax by your side. This respectful approach naturally strengthens the human-dog relationship, develops trust, and creates a unique moment of bonding between you and your companion.
DOGA EXPERIENCES
Practice doga with Savage
Savage offers doga classes and workshops accessible to all levels. No yoga experience is necessary.
How does a doga class work?
Each class is designed to be a playful, calming time accessible to all human-dog duos.
Sessions include:
- breathing exercises
- gentle movements
- dog-adapted poses
- a moment of relaxation
Which dogs is doga suitable for?
All dogs can do doga.
Workshops are open to both small and large dogs.
To ensure the safety and comfort of everyone, group workshops are not suitable for:
- reactive dogs
- injured dogs
- females in heat or pregnant
If you want to create a special moment with your pet, book a Private doga session : Private Doga Experience.
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FAQ
Yoga with your dog
Is doga suitable for all dogs?
Yes, doga is a gentle practice accessible to all dogs. Each dog participates at its own pace.
Do you need to have already practiced yoga?
No, the workshops are accessible to beginners.
What should you bring for a doga class?
A yoga mat, clothes that allow you to move freely, water for your dog, and possibly some treats to encourage them.
A short walk before the session is also recommended so that your companion is in the best conditions to fully enjoy the doga.
Why take a private doga class?
The private doga experience offers a special moment entirely dedicated to your duo.
It is particularly recommended for anxious, sensitive, or reactive dogs with their peers.
A personalized approach allows the session to be adapted to your dog's pace and needs. Without distractions, conducive to relaxation, it will strengthen your human-dog connection, for an even more calming and beneficial experience.