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Rules of conduct at Lapki puppy yoga

Dogs are the main in our classes, that's why:

To play with the puppy, you can call it to you or show some toys.
If a puppy comes up to you and you want to pick it up, do so without sudden movements and hold it by the whole body, holding its back, chest and stomach. Don't hold it vertically or by the front paws, too high, or in one hand.
If we play with a tug toy, do not pull too hard on the teeth (it's great to let the winner win, dogs will be confident dogs later :))
Don't take pictures of puppies too close or with a flashlight.
Remember the "3-second rule". When caressing a puppy and you're not sure if he likes it, try to stop for 3 seconds. If the dog wants to continue, be sure to ask for more. If not, he will feel free to leave.
If you feel that you don't know how to approach puppies, ask their owner (they are always present at our classes).
Don't touch them if they are sleeping and let them rest.
Yoga isn't mandatory, but it is advisable for your health and well-being.
We also ask you to remember not only about the dogs, but also about the people around you. It is very important for us to show mutual respect for all participants in the process.

Cancellation or rescheduling of a training session is possible if you notify us at least one day before the start of the session.
If you have changed your plans and cannot attend the training, please send us a private message with your phone number, time and date of the appointment. We will be happy to offer you an alternative training time or refund your money.
You can transfer the registration in your name to another person if you cannot come to the training. To do this, your friend should give your name and the number you registered with on the spot right before the class.