Newcastle, Sunday 4th August 1pm

PUPPY YOGA is back in Newcastle!

Puppy yoga provides the perfect atmosphere to help you relax and de-stress with your friends and some adorable furry friends. This session will feature Pomsky (Pomeranian cross Husky) puppies.

We want this to be an intimate experience – Tickets are very limited - book soon if you want a space with your friends! The venue location will be emailed to all attendees 48 hours before but will be within 10 minutes of Newcastle City Centre. Please check your spam folders for the location email. The location changes regularly and is not the one pinned or on Google, we are not responsible for late arrival/missing the class if you do not check your email. 

The session will include 30 minutes of yoga and 30 minutes of pure puppy playtime where everyone will get the opportunity for some one-to-one puppy time. The puppies will not be directly involved in any yoga positions but will be free to move, play, and cuddle during the yoga class as part of their socialisation and development.

Please note that the puppies may be sleepy - it is forbidden to disturb them for any photos if they are sleeping.

There will be plenty of time for photo opportunities and everyone will get a polaroid to take home as a memory. Feel free to take your own photos and tag our instagram and tag @puppyyoganewcastle if you share them!

Mental health and wellbeing is at the core of what we do so a portion of proceeds will go to one of our chosen charities. 

Included in the experience:

- 30 minutes of yoga

- 30 minutes of pure puppy play-time

- Free polaroid to take home

Tickets are non-refundable and non exchangeable for other dates. If you cannot attend please message us on Instagram and we can let you know if there is anyone looking for tickets. If we are unable to help you it will be your responsibility to resell the tickets yourself. 

Please note that since there will be dogs present, please do not attend this event if you have any known dog allergies. The puppies are only 8-12 weeks old so please be mindful when handling them. They are very delicate and can only be handled if they approach you and you are sat down. The puppies are teething and whilst toys will be provided for them to chew on, you could get a small nip.