Mat Matters, Episode 70: Home Practice with a #YogaDog

9/17/2015

I think this video says it all, but to summarize: if you have a dog, home practice is hard.

You either close the door and lock the dog out of the room (which in my case, usually results in barking and scratching on the door throughout the entire practice = not very relaxing), or your practice looks something like this video.

Fellow dog owners, I know you get it (we're in this together!).

Also, I know I look totally crazy in this video and you're probably thinking, did she even look in the mirror or try to fix her hair before taping this!?! But the answer is sadly, yes. And then I practiced with Sayde and it got all messed up and, well, there's only so much time in a day ;)

Enjoy!

Heather link

9/17/2015 07:19:58 pm

hahaha that is so awesome. love it!

Mary Catherine

9/21/2015 04:54:56 am

Thanks, Heather! xo

Elaine

9/19/2015 01:36:33 pm

That is so funny! Thanks for sharing and making me laugh

Mary Catherine

9/21/2015 04:55:18 am

Thanks for watching, Elaine! Glad it made you laugh ;)

Nana

10/2/2015 01:43:54 pm

What a great way for me to see you both in action! I loved it!! And you xxoo

Deborah H (Pickles_the_Bassethound's momma)

10/4/2015 07:50:06 am

I loved seeing this video of you and Sayde! I laughed the entire time while watching it. I can totally appreciate how difficult it is to try to practice at home with a furry family member around so thank you for sharing this terrific video :)

Nicole

10/4/2015 06:32:28 pm

I love how fast her tail wags when the video is sped up. I deal with a similar antics with my cats. They always want to sit and climb on me when I am doing yoga (and just about anything, including typing this comment :))

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