Love yoga but don't want to leave your pup at home? Dog Yoga (or "Doga") encourages you to bring your dog to class.
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Dog yoga is London's latest fitness trend aimed to help you bond with your pet
You don't need to have a dog to join the class. Everybody can interact with somebody else's pet.
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It was invented by yoga teacher Mahny Djahanguiri in 2012.
"Eventually, they absorb your calm," she told Business Insider UK. "It's so beautiful when it synchronises and the dog sits on the mat, or comes to you because you're calm."
"That's when you can reach out and start doing poses together."
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Having a dog is not necessary at Doga. You can borrow somebody else's pet while doing your routine.
Classes are run by Funzing.com in London, who also the people behind Beer Yoga.
A 90-minute Doga session costs £20. You can book your spot here.
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