Wellbeing

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TO GO WITH HongKong-lifestyle-animal-yoga-offbeat,FEATURE by Judith Evans
This picture taken on October 8, 2011 shows yoga instructor Suzette Ackermann (2nd L) and students taking part in a "doga" class, a yoga class for dogs, at a studio in Hong Kong. Hong Kong's pampered canines may have their own spas complete with jacuzzis and massage, but it can still be difficult for a dog to find inner peace. Each Saturday morning in the city's Sheung Wan district, owners massage their pets before bringing them into postures such as the cobra pose, in which the hind legs are stretched out to the rear, as soothing music plays. AFP PHOTO / Dale de la Rey (Photo credit should read DALE de la REY/AFP/Getty Images)

Try yoga with your dog – otherwise known as ‘doga’

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