11 Puppy Yoga London Experiences You Will Love (by locals)

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Are you looking for the best Puppy Yoga London experience? Stop looking, we’ve got you covered! As Eric and I recently moved to the old streets of London, we’ve been investigating and trying out puppy yoga together as a couple activity. It was so much fun, we decided to report so you can have the best experience too!

In this post, you’ll find everything you need to know about the 11 puppy yoga London experiences and events available. You’ll also find extended information on our experience at Puppy Yoga in Europe London.

Why going to puppy yoga London sessions is good for couples

There are many benefits to going to puppy yoga London bound for couples. Here are some that we have experienced:

Quality time together at puppy yoga London sessions

This is the most obvious benefit for couples in our opinion. The yoga practice requires you to be present in the moment and enjoy the time you are in. This is great if you need to reconnect or feel each other’s energy rather than being physically present but mentally far away. It’s also great as a morning date to start off your day on the right foot!

Support each other

We are both beginners when it comes to yoga so it was nice to help each other and adjust each other’s positions when needed. 

Romantic cuteness overload

Obviously, joining a yoga club for a session is a great way to connect. But the puppy addition is super cute so it makes the time spent together even cuter and joyful. We got to hold the puppies and give them plenty of snuggles and kisses! It was nice to snuggle the same puppy rather than being doing our own thing. 

Couples who would love to adopt

If you’re thinking about adopting a puppy but you aren’t sure if it’s right for you, puppy yoga can be a good way to assess where you’re at. Puppies at puppy yoga London sessions aren’t up for adoption but you still get to be around them, hold them and decide whether that’s really what you want. 

Puppy yoga to decide on a breed

You’re certain you want to adopt but you aren’t sure which breed? Puppy yoga London sessions can be a great way to be exposed to different breed and be more realistic about which one would be a better fit for you. Some breeds are chill while some are very active. Some breeds are bigger and heavier while some are small and light. Being around them will make you realised whether your dream breed is actually the right size or if they have too much energy for the time you can allocate to them, etc…

Puppy yoga London locations

1. Our experience at Puppy Yoga London

As soon as we moved to London, we started looking for couple activities in the city. We love trying new games, new activities and experiences and we absolutely love spending time with animals. So of course, when “puppy yoga Central London” popped up, we had to investigate! After looking a few times for “puppy yoga near me”, we ended up picking Puppy Yoga London! The excitement was at its peak, let’s see if it was worth it (spoiler, it was!).

Arriving at Puppy Yoga London

Puppy Yoga London is located in the Angel shopping centre in North London. It’s very easily accessible. We arrived already changed but you can get changed in the shopping centre’s washrooms if you need to. 

Upon arriving, we were greeted by a security man who asked us our names and put us in the queue. We’d like to note that it doesn’t matter where you are in the queue. Everyone will get in and the staff members have already assigned you certain mats anyway so your place in the queue won’t affect where you sit.

We recommend coming about 5 minutes in advance. There is no need to come before that as the stars members need to clean the room and your mat has already be assigned to you anyways.

Before entering the room, we were asked to remove our shoes for hygiene reasons and to store our coats, bags and shoes in the space in the back. We were told which mats were ours as well so we knew where to sit.

Setting up and introduction

After getting rid of our stuff, we each went to our mat. Every unit was sitting together so Eric and I did sit next to each other which was obviously nice. Each mat was given a puppy toy for use later.

Then, a staff member explained a couple of rules to respect. One of these rules included to not force hold puppies. Most of the rules are common sense. The staff member also explained that snuggles and holding the puppies are encouraged as they need to be socialized. 

The puppy yoga session

The session lasted an hour and is planned to be split in times of 10 minutes alternating between yoga and puppy play time. In reality, once the puppies were released, it was a mix of yoga and puppy snuggle at all times, which was excellent in our opinion!

The yoga instructor was really good and the yoga moves beginner-friendly. We appreciated that we weren’t forced to follow everything he was doing and could puppy play instead when the occasion presented itself. Actually, we noticed that many people didn’t do much yoga, but look, that’s fair enough!

Because the point of the session is to socialize the puppies, staff members would hand one to us every time they would notice we didn’t have one on us so we had very few and very short moments without a puppy on us. So if you want to spend lots of time with a puppy, this is a great experience! 

As far as what we did with the puppies, it was a mix of snuggles, playtime, more snuggles anymore playtime. We spent a bunch of time just holding them and giving kisses, petting them, etc… 

In the room, there were about 4 or 5 staff members at all times, making sure everyone was having a good time, handing puppies for us to hold and taking photos as well. 

Do we recommend Puppy Yoga London?

Absolutely! We had a blast and really felt that we got to spend more than enough time with the puppies including holding them, kissing them and snuggling them! The puppies also stayed on us to get more snuggles so it was a great experience! The yoga part (although it fell a bit on the side due to the irresistible cuteness of the puppies) was also very good! Don’t forget to use one of our captions about London to share your cute photos on social media.

When is Puppy Yoga London?

Puppy Yoga London organizes sessions on the weekend on both Saturday and Sunday.

Cost for a Puppy Yoga London session

The session cost £35 per person for a total of £70 together.

Where is Puppy Yoga London?

Puppy Yoga London is located in Central London. One of the locations is the Angel Shopping Centre in North London. It is about a 30 minute ride by the underground from East London. The closest station for this location is the Angel Station. Once they announce the location, you can easily find it on Google Maps using the London Postal Code.

Amenities, changing rooms and toilets

Puppy Yoga London sessions are held in a room inside the mall. Each session is about an hour long.

There is a space for you to leave your shoes, coats and bags at the back of the room. Toilets are located in the mall about 2 minutes from the location. You can also change in the toilet of the mall or come ready to go as well.

How to book at Puppy Yoga London

You will need to book your session on their website. Tickets are released every Thursday for the next weekend. Tickets go fast so be ready! Before booking, I recommend having already figured out what time you want to go as by the time you’re done thinking about it, tickets will be gone. There are usually three sessions in the morning and three to five sessions in the afternoon. 

Sometimes, additional tickets are released the previous Thursday.

You can book tickets here.

How old are the puppies?

The puppies at Puppy Yoga London are between the age of 6 months and one year.

What breed will you get?

The breeds vary depending on the puppies available. The breed is usually announced a couple of days before your session as it may change last minute due to vaccines and other factors. We recommend to not get to hang up on the breed. Even dogs that may not look cute to you as adults will be cute as puppies so you’re not taking too much risk!

Is Puppy Yoga London beginner-friendly?

Absolutely, you do not need to have done any yoga before to follow the session.

Do you need your own mat at Puppy Yoga London?

No, mats are provided.

We absolutely loved our experience at Puppy Yoga London but we also wanted to present you with other options depending on what you’re looking for. In this section, you’ll find a range of puppy classes London experiences. Some offer puppy yoga in London while some offer variations with painting, Prosecco and even kitten and bunnies! 

2. Pups Yoga for fun puppy yoga London session and pups play!

This is another London puppy yoga experience you can find in Central, North and South London. The sessions last one hour with a mix of yoga and puppy time. The breeds are announced on their social media a few days before the session and are also subject to change based on different factors such as hygiene and vaccines.  

Tickets are released halfway through each month for the following month. Previous breeds have included chocolate labradors and dachshunds. 

Pups Yoga holds puppy yoga London sessions across the city. Some of the locations are near Hoxton Square Pilates, Yoga London Fields and London Old Street. You can also find them by searching for “puppy yoga Shoreditch”.

The specificity of Pups Yoga is that they also offer a monthly membership for some puppy play time. Whether you love puppies and just want to snuggle them or need some relaxing time after stressful word days, you can purchase a membership and have access to the puppies for some well-deserved snuggle time. The litters change every month. Sessions run for 30 minutes of play time and 30 minutes of drink and socialization.

You can find more information here for puppy yoga London sessions and here for the pups play sessions.

3. Paw Pal Yoga London sessions

Whether you’re looking for puppy yoga, bunny or kitten yoga, you’ll find these sessions at PawPal! If you love cats, you can also visit one of the top cat cafes in London. You can read about our experience at one of London cat cafes here.

Sessions last for one hour and are split in two 30 minute sessions. They are priced at £35.

Session dates are released about a month in advance and sessions are held in Zones 1 or 2. Precise locations are announced about 4 days before.

You can find more information here.

4. Pets Yoga for puppy yoga London sessions and more!

Pets Yoga London is a bit more that just puppy yoga! Actually, they also host bunny yoga and kitten yoga London sessions! So cuteness overload here we come!

Our experience at Pets Yoga

The pets for these sessions are between 7 to 13 weeks old. Breeds vary but include pomskies, huskies and more!

We attended a puppy yoga session with cockapoos at Pets Yoga. This was an amazingly cute experience. We signed in upon arrival and then waited downstairs to be called in for our session with cockapoos. The session took place on the first floor in a large and bright studio. Yoga mats were provided along with toys to play with the cockapoos. 

Though the session is split with alternating times for yoga and cuddling, you don’t have to follow the yoga exercises so we just ended up playing and snuggling the puppies. If you do want to practice some yoga, make sure to pay attention to the yoga instructor as there was no warning she had started the exercises and we weren’t looking. 

We spent a full hour with the cockapoos, playing with, holding and snuggling them. The ambiance was very relaxed. The staff would come up to us and hand us a puppy cockapoo when we didn’t have one around us so that was really cool. We highly recommend this experience!

Other experiences at Pets Yoga

For kitten yoga, sessions can include British shorthairs and other breeds.

Practical information

All the sessions are held either in Zone 1 or Zone 2 of London, some of the locations include puppy yoga London Old Street sessions. There are washrooms on site.

Puppy yoga sessions cost £39 per person, kitten yoga sessions cost £30 per person and bunny yoga sessions cost £27 per person. 

You can find more information here.

5. Puppy Yoga Company, for another great puppy yoga London experience

Another popular puppy yoga London experience is at Puppy Yoga Company. With a variety of breeds, you can spend 30 minutes doing yoga and 30 minutes playing and snuggling with puppies. 

The studio is located about a 2 minute walk from the Camden Town station so it is easily accessible for everyone in the city. The cost of a one hour session is £35 per person. 

You can find more information here.

6. BarePaws Yoga for a fun dog yoga London experience

Puppies at BarePaws are between 8 and 14 weeks old and there is usually between 8 and 10 puppies per session with about 15 participants. At Bare Paws, puppies roam around freely while you do some yoga. You’ll be able to take some breaks to snuggle the puppies similarly to our experience at Puppy Yoga London.

Sessions are priced at £35 per person. 

BarePaws Yoga has got several locations including South London near Elephant and Castle and near Peckham tube station.

You can find more information here.

7. Puply, puppy yoga London experiences on another level

For some more yoga with puppies London experiences, Puply is another option. They offer experiences such as puppy yoga but also puppy yoga and cocktails, puppy playtime and painting, puppy yoga and comedy and puppy yoga and afternoon tea.

For couples or soon to be couples, they offer puppy dates and drinks, an event that includes 30 minute of puppy time, one free drink and time to mingle.

The vibe at Puply is a bit different, more energetic and fun than relaxing compared to the other experiences. The studio has several locations included on Seven Sisters Road and Lower Road in South London.

Puppy yoga starts at £38 per person.

You can find more information here.

8. PawsOnYoga, for some yoga with puppies in London

For some more option, you can try PawsOnYoga. Puppies are between 6 and 8 weeks old. Classes are one hour long and cost £34 per person.

At PawsOnYoga, breeds are a surprise on the day of the class. PawsOnYoga has got several locations between Zone 1 and Zone 2.

You can find more information here.

9. Pawside Yoga for some more doggy yoga in London

At Pawside, you can join a puppy yoga session with puppies between the age of 2 months to 6 months. These tiny cuties come from private owners who need their litters to socialize. The session is divided in two 30 minute sessions. The first half is dedicated to the yoga practice while the second half is dedicated to snuggling and playing with the puppies.There are between 6 and 12 puppies per class depending on the litter. 

You’ll find this puppy yoga London UK experience at an address in Clapham Junction and Clerkenwell. The exact address will be revealed with your booking. You’ll need to come already dressed and ready for the session. You can find more information about Pawside puppy yoga sessions here.

Puppy Yoga outside of London City

Though there are plenty Central London yoga sessions with puppies, we also wanted to share puppy yoga experiences outside of London and more broadly in the UK. See them in this section:

10. Paws and Breathe for a puppy yoga Birmingham experience

Classes at Paws and Breathe are 50 minutes long divided into two parts: 30 minutes of yoga and 20 minutes with the puppies.

The same studio also holds Snuggle Pups sessions. These are one hour long and allow you to come and snuggle puppies without the yoga part.

Paws and Breathe are located at CFC Studios, Unit 101, Thomas Street, B6 4TN, Birmingham.

Sessions cost about £33 per person.

You can find more information here.

11. Yoga With Puppies for a puppy yoga Surrey experience

Yoga With Puppies works similarly to other puppy yoga experiences on this list. Previous breeds included Shih Tzus and Dachshunds.  Sessions at Yoga With Puppies are priced at £35 per person and last an hour.

You can find more information here.

Why is puppy yoga good?

Puppy Yoga has many benefits for both the puppies and humans. We share them in the below sections.

Benefits of puppy yoga for puppies

Puppies at puppy yoga sessions in London are usually already adopted. This means they have already found their forever home and are just waiting to reach the right age to be moved there definitively. Bringing puppies to puppy yoga allows them to be exposed to different human beings from a very young age. 

It has many benefits for puppies in terms of socialization as they will get used to being around humans of all colours, shapes and tones of voices. The goal is to avoid having skittish puppies or puppies afraid of humans. 

In the future, this has many benefits as well for puppies such as ensuring they get accustomed to their new home and living with, what will be at first, strangers. It also gives them a better chance of being trainable and less aggressive towards strangers once in their home.  

Of course, another main benefit of puppy yoga sessions is that puppies receive lots of love, snuggles and playtime! It’s good for their development and learning different puppy skills.

Benefits of puppy yoga for humans 

Most human benefits of puppy yoga are pretty obvious! One benefit of puppy yoga is the yoga part. Yoga is actually a difficult sport that requires your core to be involved. It’s excellent for muscles building, flexibility and balance. 

Mentally, yoga is also proved to have many benefits as it requires the brain to be present and yourself to be grounded. It’s a great mental tool against stress and anxiety, similarly to meditation.

When you add puppies to the mix, it’s even better! The interaction with puppies provokes a mix of excitement and relaxation! Playing with the puppies in between yoga times is quite entertaining and provides joy to the participants. It’s usually encouraged to hold puppies and snuggle them which provides a lot of relaxation as well.

Other human benefits can be seen on humans from puppy yoga. For example, people who are initially scared of dogs won’t be as impressed by puppies and puppy yoga can be a great way to tackle that fear and become more comfortable around dogs. 

How old do you have to be for puppy yoga?

Most puppy yoga classes allow for children of at least 6 years old. Children and teens must always be accompanied by an adult (who’s usually at least 21 years old) and there may be restrictions as to how many children or teens you can have per booking.

Where do they get the puppies from for puppy yoga?

Puppies at Puppy Yoga in London either come from breeders or private owners who want their puppies to become more social before they head to their forever home.

Is puppy yoga good for dogs?

Yes, puppy yoga is good for dogs as it increases their social levels and ensures they are comfortable around humans of all colours and shapes!

As far as hygiene, the rooms are cleaned following strict processes to avoid the puppies getting diseases. Before picking a puppy yoga class, also check that the puppies have received their first vaccination. 

Any questions on this guide on the best Puppy Yoga London experiences? Drop them in the comments or on insta and we will get back to you asap.