Posted in New Hampshire April 26, 2017 by

You Can Do Yoga With Goats On This New Hampshire Farm

In New Hampshire, we’re not afraid to take up some outside-of-the box hobbies, or to get up close and personal with farm animals. But yoga with goats is a new one, even for us. But at Jenness Farm in Nottingham you can do just that – and whether or not you’re a yogi, we think you’ll find this adorable.

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Jenness Farm, founded in 2001, has for years produced a number of goat milk products, including a wide line of soaps.
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But the farm has burst onto the national news scene over the last few weeks thanks to its "Yoga With Goats" classes.
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Lucky yogis get some company from a friendly bunch of baby goats while they practice.
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The goat kids are curious and love to play, and they inevitably bring smiles and laughs to the yoga practitioners.
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It might be a little more difficult to concentrate on poses with baby goats climbing on you, but the class's teacher says it's good practice for dealing with the chaos of life.
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Some visitors report that the goats' tiny hooves give them a nice back massage!
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You'll be surprised by how nimble and eager to climb on you these goats are.
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The class has been featured on TV stations and in print media around the country.
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With all the sudden attention, Yoga With Goats now has a huge wait list.
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We think it's worth the wait - after all, who could resist these kinds of cuddles?
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To learn more about the class, check out Jenness Farm’s website or Facebook page. For some smiles and awfully cute baby goats, check out the video below. We think you’ll love this idea just as much as we do.