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Watch for my Tweets from @AllThingsDog and @AllThingsDoga where I'll be sharing tips for incorporating your larger dog, links to other videos where you can get ideas for modifying our poses, and other helpful tips of a general nature for practicing Doga.
Here's a list of the posts that you'll find. Be sure to read all the instructions, including our introductory tips here, before jumping into the video. We want you to be sure to be safe. :)
Weekly Wag Doga Poses with Video Instruction:
Pose 1: Easy Seated Pose to Enjoy Dog Massage
Pose 2: Wide-Legged Forward Fold with Fido
Pose 3: Yoga Push Ups with Dog Companion
Pose 4: Cobra Pose and Upward Facing Dog
Pose 5: Downward Facing Dog
Pose 6: Forward Fold with Fido
Pose 7: Warrior I
Pose 8: Warrior II
Pose 9: Side Angle Pose
Pose 10: Airplane Balancing Pose
Pose 11: Child's Pose with Your Pooch
Pose 12: Knees to Chest Dog-Friendly Cool Down
Pose 13: Legs Up the Wall
Pose 14: Reclining Queen with Rover
Pose 15: Corpse Pose
Additional Doga Posts:
- 8 Things I Have Learned from Practicing Doga
- Doga Easy Seated Pose with Pups--modifications
- Doga Modifications for Wide-Legged Seated Forward Fold
- Doggedly Seeking Yoga Pushups
- Improving Your Cobra Pose with Fido's Help
- Doga Bonding with No Hands
- Fido Helps with Forward Fold
- Doga Fun with Warrior I and II
- Variations on Side Angle Yoga Pose
- Fly with Fido in the Airplane Pose
- Dogs Love the Child's Pose--Let them Join You!
- Ask the Doga Instructor, Part 1
- Ask the Doga Instructor, Part 2
- Ask the Doga Instructor, Part 3
- Ask the Doga Instructor, Part 4
- Ask the Doga Instructor, Part 5
Meanwhile, Tanner, Oliver and I are continuing to work at our Doga poses as well. If I can do this, I know that you can! We're all enjoying them and the snuggles afterward are so delightful :)
If you're new to Doga or Yoga, please be sure to do these three things: (1) Get your doctor's permission to start a yoga workout, (2) Check with your vet to make sure your dog is able to participate in simple Doga exercises safely, and (3) visit our introductory post where I've outlined a few tips that will help your experience go more smoothly and enjoyable. Keep in mind that you can always stop if a pose is uncomfortable, returning to a relaxing pose.
2 comments:
Helga said...
I stretch daily but I just learned tfrom experienced yogis hat yoga can be bad for your body and has caused injuries, so please be careful doing these poses.
Carrie, with Tanner and Oliver said...
Thanks for the safety reminder, @Helga. We'll be simply sharing basic stretches and poses here. I have recommended to all that they should get a physician's okay for participation, both for themselves and their dog. Further, dogs can participate simply by joining you nearby to bond and watch. I love having my dogs join me to get an occasional belly rub or head scratch. :)
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