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Get Fit With Fido At A Doggie Yoga Class
CBS- The classic yoga pose called downward facing dog is taking on a whole new meaning. CBS 2's Vince Gerasole reports on the newest way to get fit with Fido.
A new class aims to clam and strengthen man's best friend through yoga. It's the invention of West Loop dog trainer Ami Moor.
"I like to keep the more advanced dogs in this position so they are in your chakra and aligned with your energy path and you are sharing your energy back and forth," Moor said. More....
and then after class you could ask the waiter to
Put One of Those Double Latte's in a Bowl?
The ostrich country pate? To drool for. The bone marrow gateau? Delightfully crunchy. The grilled steak hache? Gone in a gulp.
Durand and other chefs across the city are preparing to serve a canine clientele as the Chicago City Council considers an ordinance this month that would let dogs eat next to people in outdoor cafes.
"When spring comes, everyone wants to be outside with their pets," said Alderman Walter Burnett Jr., who owns Star, a Shih Tzu, and a pit bull named Shadow.
"It seems ridiculous that people can't stop off at a cafe for a sandwich and get their pet some water to drink or something to nibble on too." More from the Tribune
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you can
Get Fit With Fido At A Doggie Yoga Class
CBS- The classic yoga pose called downward facing dog is taking on a whole new meaning. CBS 2's Vince Gerasole reports on the newest way to get fit with Fido.
A new class aims to clam and strengthen man's best friend through yoga. It's the invention of West Loop dog trainer Ami Moor.
"I like to keep the more advanced dogs in this position so they are in your chakra and aligned with your energy path and you are sharing your energy back and forth," Moor said. More....
and then after class you could ask the waiter to
Put One of Those Double Latte's in a Bowl?
The ostrich country pate? To drool for. The bone marrow gateau? Delightfully crunchy. The grilled steak hache? Gone in a gulp.
Durand and other chefs across the city are preparing to serve a canine clientele as the Chicago City Council considers an ordinance this month that would let dogs eat next to people in outdoor cafes.
"When spring comes, everyone wants to be outside with their pets," said Alderman Walter Burnett Jr., who owns Star, a Shih Tzu, and a pit bull named Shadow.
"It seems ridiculous that people can't stop off at a cafe for a sandwich and get their pet some water to drink or something to nibble on too." More from the Tribune
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