In 2015, performing downward dog with a cat roaming around your legs was all the rage. Now, one talented yogi has seriously upped the cute stakes when it comes to yoga with animals.
Introducing Rachel Brathen, the Swedish-born yoga teacher who completes poses with her adorable baby goat, Penny.
Brathen, who now lives on the Dutch Caribbean island Aruba, posts updates of her antics with Penny to her 1.8 million followers on her Instagram account @yoga_girl.
She received Penny as a gift from her husband last Christmas and has been inseparable from the rescue goat ever since.
"All she wants to do is sit on our laps and watch TV and climb things (only one candle holder broken so far!) and chill on the couch looking cool with her underbite," she told her followers.
Penny certainly isn't camera shy - she's got her own Instagram account (@penny_thegoat) with more than 39,000 followers.
We can't handle the cuteness.
People Doing Yoga With Their Pets
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Open Image ModalThis picture taken on October 8, 2011 shows yoga instructor Suzette Ackermann (2nd L) and students taking part in a "doga" class, a yoga class for dogs, at a studio in Hong Kong. Hong Kong's pampered canines may have their own spas complete with jacuzzis and massage, but it can still be difficult for a dog to find inner peace. Each Saturday morning in the city's Sheung Wan district, owners massage their pets before bringing them into postures such as the cobra pose, in which the hind legs are stretched out to the rear, as soothing music plays. (DALE de la REY/AFP/Getty Images)
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Open Image ModalA woman rests on the beach as a man rows his boat with his dog at sunset, 05 April 2007, during a festival at Nitzanim beach in southern Israel. The three-day festival, which is held during the Passover attracts many young Israelis, and includes rock concerts, meditation, yoga, and nudist camp. (MENAHEM KAHANA/AFP/Getty Images)
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Open Image ModalA woman practicing meditation on the beach in easy pose, with a dog. (Getty Images)
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Open Image ModalRaelene Mercer lies on her mat as her five-year-old dog, Montana, balances on her body during a "dog yoga" session at a local park in Miami Beach, Florida, 20 January, 2004. One afternoon of every month a small group of dog owners join yoga instructors to enjoy Yoga with their dogs. The "doga" or "ruff yoga" as it has come to be known was launched in New York. (ROBERTO SCHMIDT/AFP/Getty Images)
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Open Image ModalYoung woman, wearing a white body suit, is practising Hatha-Yoga outdoor between trees, showing the pose: vrischikasana, scorpion pose. A cat is looking at her. (Frank Bienewald/LightRocket via Getty Images)
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Open Image ModalLucky helps me balance, offers her trust and enthusiasm to fall into whatever adventure we set out for, like a true colie she is a great friend and purpose driven (Kristyna Djordjevicova)
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Open Image ModalLucy helps me garden....well I garden and she sits on my flowers with her "baby " . Lol (Patty Neiffer)
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Open Image ModalShy is my Border Collie mix and she has unlimited energy for any walk or hike I want to go on! (Allison Currie)
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Open Image ModalThis is Tesla. She and her friend Thor (a coonhound mix) have walked miles with me - about six a day on a country road in Michigan. Their enthusiasm always motivates regardless of the weather! (Donna Willard Kristensen)