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Puppy yoga returns to Kaktus Brewing in Albuquerque this July

Puppy yoga filled a 9:30 a.m. hour at Kaktus Brewing, with Visit Albuquerque listing two July dates and a $25 ticket.

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Puppy yoga returns to Kaktus Brewing in Albuquerque this July
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ABQToDo listed Puppy Yoga for July 18, 2026, from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at Kaktus Brewing in Albuquerque, giving the event a tight one-hour morning slot that fits neatly into a weekend plan. Visit Albuquerque added the full address, 471 South Hill, Bernalillo, NM 87004, and put the price at $25.

The two calendars made the event feel more like a recurring pop-up than a one-off class. Visit Albuquerque showed Puppy Yoga on both July 11, 2026 and July 18, 2026, while ABQToDo carried a Puppy Yoga series page that points to a repeated run. ABQToDo also listed Kaktus Brewing Company and UN-17 as the organizers and gave Kaktus Brewing Company’s phone number as 505-379-5072.

That brewery setting is part of the appeal. Puppy yoga in a taproom shifts the class away from the feel of a studio and into a looser social space, which helps explain why dog-centered workouts keep landing in casual lifestyle venues. The setup works for a mix of people, from regular yoga-goers to dog lovers and first-timers who may be drawn in by the novelty as much as the mat time.

The way the event is packaged also matters. ABQToDo’s listing carried the bare essentials and marked the cost as “No Cost Provided,” while Visit Albuquerque supplied the ticket price and location details that make the outing easier to plan. That split shows how local calendars function as discovery tools first, then hand off to the venue or organizer for the final details.

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The concept has enough local momentum to move beyond a single listing, with KOB running a story titled “Puppy yoga is coming to the Albuquerque metro.” At Kaktus Brewing, the format stayed simple: one hour, an early start, a brewery venue, and a dog-centered class that fits comfortably into the city’s weekend rhythm.

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