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Italy bans puppy yoga on animal welfare grounds

Italy's Ministry of Health has banned the use of puppies in "puppy yoga" classes in response to concerns about potential exploitation and mistreatment.
Animal rights' groups have advocated for the ban following reports of alleged mistreatment of the puppies.
LNDC Animal Protection president criticized the practice, stating that utilizing puppies in yoga for profit is exploitative.

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BBC News

Italy bans puppy yoga on animal welfare grounds

16 days ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

Italy bans ‘puppy yoga’ after reports of alleged mistreatment

Health ministry says only adult dogs can be used for ‘animal assisted’ wellbeing activities

15 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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CTV News

Italy bans puppy yoga classes amid welfare concerns

Italy's Ministry of Health has banned the popular wellness trend of "puppy yoga" amid concerns that the puppies used in the practice could be exploited and mistreated.

15 days ago·Canada

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CNN

Italy bans puppy yoga classes amid welfare concerns

Italy’s Ministry of Health has banned the popular wellness trend of “puppy yoga” amid concerns that the puppies used in the practice could be exploited and mistreated.

15 days ago·Atlanta, United States

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Het Nieuwsblad

Italy bans popular puppy yoga: sporting hype proves harmful to young dogs

The Italian Ministry of Health has issued a ban on puppy yoga. In a short time, the new form of yoga became very popular, but according to the Italian authorities, the participation of puppies is not beneficial to the well-being of the young dogs.

15 days ago·Belgium

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Italy bans yoga classes with baby dogs

The Italian Ministry of Health banned dog-based yoga classes this week, and these classes are now considered "" animal-assisted therapy, "" and they're limited to adult dogs.

15 days ago·Portugal

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