Yoga Paws Frequently Asked Questions

Class sizes vary depending on the studio, but we generally accommodate 10 to 20 people per session. This ensures a great balance between an engaging group atmosphere and enough space for everyone to enjoy the experience comfortably.

Each session typically features 5 to 12 puppies, depending on the size of the litter and our partnering breeder or rescue. We ensure there’s plenty of puppy energy to go around, so everyone gets their fair share of cuddles and playtime!

Our sessions run for 60 minutes in total. This includes 50 minutes of guided yoga and 10 minutes of dedicated puppy playtime at the end, so you get the best of both worlds—relaxation and adorable chaos!

The minimum age for attendance is 12 years old. However, if your child is younger, reach out to us—we may be able to accommodate them as long as they can follow yoga etiquette and be mindful of both the puppies and other participants.

Nope! Our sessions are beginner-friendly and designed to be relaxing and fun for all levels. Whether you’re a seasoned yogi or just here for the puppies, you’re welcome. Our instructor will guide you through everything, and you’re free to take it at your own pace.

While we encourage everyone to join in the yoga, you can participate as much or as little as you like. That said, you’ll need to stay on your mat throughout the session, as the space is set up to ensure a smooth and safe experience for both puppies and participants.

Wear comfortable, stretchy clothing that allows for movement—conventional yoga attire is ideal. Keep in mind that puppies have tiny paws and curious nibbles, so avoid anything too delicate!

Yes! We have a safe storage area separate from the studio where you can keep your bags, shoes, and personal items while you enjoy your session.

Only ticketed participants can attend the session. However, you’re welcome to take the class at your own pace—whether that means doing every pose or spending most of your time snuggling a puppy. You’ll need to remain on your mat to keep the space comfortable and safe for everyone.