Puppy Yoga in Baltimore: Events, Prices & What to Expect

Upcoming puppy yoga in Baltimore

Schedule checked October 6, 2026: We could not verify an upcoming, specifically dated Baltimore-area puppy yoga session in the official listings checked. Schedules are released periodically. Use the booking links below for new dates; an event appearing in search results does not mean it is still upcoming.

Puppies & Yoga: Baltimore booking page

Puppies & Yoga's Baltimore listing advertises $69 at 1709 Fleet Street. The experience includes 45 minutes of all-level yoga followed by 30 minutes of puppy time. We could not verify a future date from the available booking-page text, so confirm a date and time in its live calendar before making plans.

Treat the advertised price as a starting point: check the final total, number of tickets and selected city before paying. Save your confirmation and use its venue instructions on the day.

Rescue puppy yoga with Kitten Paws and Downward Dogs

The organizer's official class schedule currently lists Baltimore as coming soon. Its Baltimore event collection shows a previous August 22, 2026 event at Yoga Union. That date has passed; a new Baltimore date and ticket price were not verified.

Yoga Union is at 1750 Union Avenue, Suite D, in Woodberry. Its studio website is useful for location details, but a regular yoga class booking should not be mistaken for a puppy-event ticket. Follow the event organizer's listing for the specific room, arrival instructions and ticket inclusions.

BreakAway Yoga and local rescue partners

BreakAway runs mobile yoga experiences. A past Pooles Island Brewing event paired its teaching with adoptable PAWS Rescue puppies. The March 8, 2026 session cost $40 plus taxes and fees, with a 60-minute class and a post-class pint. This is a historical price example, not an available ticket.

We found no new puppy session on BreakAway's current event list. Check each listing carefully: its other animal events include goat yoga, which is a different experience. Private puppy experiences are also advertised on its private-events page; availability and quotes require an inquiry.

Maryland State Fair: the listed 2026 sessions are over

The fair's puppy-yoga page lists August 29, September 5 and September 12, 2026. All three are past. Those sessions supported PAWS, Rise Above Animal Rescue and CHARM Rescue respectively. Do not interpret the site's general 2027 fair dates as a confirmed 2027 puppy-yoga schedule.

Puppies provided or bring your own dog?

At a puppies-provided event, the organizer supplies the animals. Bring-your-own-dog yoga, sometimes called doga, is a separate format. Look for explicit pet-admission instructions instead of assuming you can take your dog into a puppy session.

BARCS confirms BARCStoberfest for October 24, 2026 at Patterson Park. Its current festival description does not confirm a yoga session, so it is not listed here as upcoming puppy yoga. Check the actual program if dog-friendly yoga is the reason you plan to attend.

What to expect at a class

Think of puppy yoga as a social outing with movement. Leave room for interruptions, conversation and animals wandering away from your mat. Come with a flexible attitude rather than a goal of completing an uninterrupted workout.

For preparation, choose comfortable, washable clothes, carry water and keep belongings zipped away. Check whether your ticket includes equipment before carrying a mat across town. Give yourself time to find the entrance, use the restroom and settle in. If you need particular access arrangements, ask before purchasing rather than relying on a venue photograph.

During class, follow the instructor and animal handlers. Pause if a puppy crosses your space, and let handlers manage cleanup or an overwhelmed animal. A good photo is optional; the animal's willingness to interact should guide the moment.

Rescue events, breeders and puppy welfare

These events do not all use the same model. Puppies & Yoga says it works with local breeders. Kitten Paws and Downward Dogs says it partners exclusively with rescues and brings adoptable animals. Before booking for an adoption-related reason, identify the actual rescue and ask about its application process. A class ticket should not be treated as an adoption approval.

Puppies & Yoga's published welfare policy describes water access, rest between sessions, studio sanitation and rules against holding puppies while standing. These are the operator's stated practices, not an independent welfare assessment.

Useful questions for any organizer include: Who supervises the animals? Can puppies retreat and sleep? How are handling limits enforced? What happens when an animal needs a break? If the event raises funds, which organization benefits and how is the contribution described?

Before you book

Confirm the full date, year, city and exact venue. A Baltimore search can surface events in other states or old listings

Check age limits, equipment, arrival time and cancellation rules on the specific ticket

Ask about step-free entry, accessible restrooms, seating options or floor-based movements if relevant

For a group outing, check that everyone can attend the same session before buying nonrefundable tickets

If your goal is adoption, contact the named rescue rather than assuming every puppy is available

Keep practicing between pop-ups

Compare our profiles of Puppies & Yoga Baltimore, BreakAway Yoga and Yoga Union for the operators and past venue discussed here. For regular, animal-free classes, BambooMoves offers a separate option in Locust Point. A studio profile is not a guarantee that a puppy event is scheduled.

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Studios & providers to explore

Specialties, event availability and neighborhoods vary. Read each profile before choosing a class; a listing does not mean every provider offers this guide’s specialty.

• Puppies & Yoga Baltimore — Fells Point
• BreakAway Yoga — Rotating Baltimore-area venues
• Yoga Union Baltimore — Woodberry
• BambooMoves Baltimore — Locust Point