Watch this Labrador do perfect yoga poses with his owner [Video]

• Magnus the Therapy Dog is a talented Labrador who knows how to do yoga poses with his owner.
• In a viral TikTok video, Magnus can be seen stretching and supporting his yoga partner.
• Magnus can do at least six yoga poses perfectly and with ease!

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Meet Magnus the Therapy Dog. He’s here to show you how a perfect downward dog yoga pose is done.

Magnus the Labrador was initially a service dog who eventually became a beloved therapy dog and family pet.

During work, he is regularly seen comforting children and adults in the hospital. On his rest days, he is usually doing workouts with his owners.

One of his most popular workout videos shows him doing six yoga poses with ease. The video shows Magnus and his owner performing “doga.”

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In the clip, we can see Magnus and his owner rolling out their yoga mats onto the floor.

They start their routine with a stretch before doing their first yoga pose.

Magnus looks completely calm and chill as he and his owner synchronize their poses.

He even easily performed the downward dog pose — and he seemed to enjoy it! Perhaps he was glad to show humans how it’s done.

The pair end their yoga session by laying completely on their backs.

The video has received over 2.7 million views and over 350,000 likes.

Viewers were quick to praise the talented Magnus in the comments.

Others simply gushed at how “cute” Magnus was during the session, calling him “the best dog ever.”

One viewer wrote, “This dog is a good teacher… I could feel the soul in the stretches.”

Several people also praised his owner for establishing an amazing bond with Magnus.

Meanwhile, pet parents expressed their jealousy at the pair’s ability to bond over workouts.

One comment read, “My dog doesn’t even run,” while a second one read, “I wish mine would do this with me. Instead, she hops on me wanting to play.”

Another expressed their wish to teach their dog, but wondered how and where to start.

You can see more of this social media star on TikTok and Instagram, where he has over 2 million followers combined.

Source: Mirror