At Puppy Yoga London, we take the safety of our customers and staff seriously. Due to the rise of new cases we have implemented the following measures: – Increased cleaning and sanitising of all surfaces – All customers will be required to use hand sanitiser upon arrival inside the venue – We ask that customers do not attend class if they are feeling unwell or displaying any symptoms of Covid-19 We will continue to monitor the situation and adjust our measures accordingly to ensure the safety of everyone who visits our studio.

Unfortunately you cannot bring along any furry friends to our sessions due to health and safety even if they are vaccinated.

In light of the allegations towards our industry, we want to reassure you of our commitment to animal welfare however, as time has passed more companies have cropped up over the years which were featured in the ITV segment. I can assure you that we were not involved or showcased in this segment and we do not condone the actions of those who were shown. Everyone at Puppy Yoga London distances ourselves from any malpractice or unethical conduct within the puppy yoga industry. We acknowledge that certain competitors have engaged in activities that are not aligned with our principles. It is essential to recognise that such actions do not reflect the values and standards upheld by Puppy Yoga London. Our classes are designed to provide a joyful experience, both for our four-legged friends and attendees. We take it upon ourselves to make sure that in every class we have Puppy first aiders as well as puppy socialisation courses to continue our knowledge and learning in how to care for and keep our pups safe. Our instructors are not only highly skilled in guiding our customers through their yoga practice, but they are also passionate about nurturing a safe and enjoyable environment for our furry companions. We hold ourselves to the highest standards of animal welfare and ensure that our puppies receive the love, care, and attention they deserve. To outline some of the practices that differentiate our approach; Provide safety demonstrations including mandating rules to protect puppies during the sessions and ensure awareness of breed-specific considerations. Recognise the importance of sleep to puppies and manage our session structure to ensure they receive 30-40 minutes of undisturbed sleep per session. Ensure a constant supply of water during and between sessions for puppies is available. Understanding feeding times and ensuring the breeder/ or the Puppy Yoga London team has adequate time to feed puppies. Measure and manage temperatures for puppies and only use air-conditioned or controlled studio spaces. We spray the studio and the yoga mats with Parvo-Virucide which is a disinfectant/cleaner to kill any germs proven by The Central Vet Laboratory. Sanitise participant’s hands before entry with hand sanitiser. We ask all participants to take off their shoes before entering the studio to prevent the risk of catching any diseases and parasites . This is also done to prevent toxocariasis which is an infection caused by small worms found in the poo of some dogs, cats and foxes. All of our toys are washed at 90° to kill all the nasties at the end of the day. In every class there will be Puppy First aiders and Canine first Aid Trained staff. Staff are also trained in The Principles of Puppy Socialisation At Puppy Yoga London we empathise with the concerns raised by recent events and welcome all matters related to animal welfare in the context of puppy yoga and puppy events. We are committed to addressing any questions or concerns raised by our customers, partners, and the public, and we will continue to be transparent in all animal welfare conversations.