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Talkin' Pets is a radio show that offers live, fun-filled discussions about pets and our other friends in the animal kingdom . Host Jon Patch and his expert guests have made this program a fun favorite pet show! Callers from coast to coast learn about their pets, farm animals, pet care products, nutrition, animal behavior and related topics. Many celebrity guests stop by to share their views, experiences and dedication to better treatment of all animals. Jon is joined frequently by expert guests in the veterinary and animal behavioral fields. Breed and medical tips are weekly features as well as updates in animal news. Environmental tips and advice on how to make our environment a safer, more enjoyable place to live. Talkin' Pet's listeners can also sit back and enjoy a discussion with best-selling authors or participate with other celebrity guests to help save our endangered species and depleting rainforests. Listen, laugh and learn about man's best friend with "Talkin' Pets." Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/talkin-pets-fun-filled-discussions-about-pets-pets-animals-on-pet-life-radio--6670167/support?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/talkin-pets-fun-filled-discussions-about-pets-pets-animals-on-pet-life-radio--6670167/support</a>.

Talkin' Pets is a radio show that offers live, fun-filled discussions about pets and our other friends in the animal kingdom . Host Jon Patch and his expert guests have made this program a fun favorite pet show! Callers from coast to coast learn about their pets, farm animals, pet care products, nutrition, animal behavior and related topics.Many celebrity guests stop by to share their views, experiences and dedication to better treatment of all animals. Jon is joined frequently by expert guests in the veterinary and animal behavioral fields. Breed and medical tips are weekly features as well as updates in animal news. Environmental tips and advice on how to make our environment a safer, more enjoyable place to live. Talkin' Pet's listeners can also sit back and enjoy a discussion with best-selling authors or participate with other celebrity guests to help save our endangered species and depleting rainforests. Listen, laugh and learn about man's best friend with "Talkin' Pets."Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/talkin-pets-fun-filled-discussions-about-pets-pets-animals-on-pet-life-radio--6670167/support.

Talkin' Pets is a radio show that offers live, fun-filled discussions about pets and our other friends in the animal kingdom . Host Jon Patch and his expert guests have made this program a fun favorite pet show! Callers from coast to coast learn about their pets, farm animals, pet care products, nutrition, animal behavior and related topics. Many celebrity guests stop by to share their views, experiences and dedication to better treatment of all animals. Jon is joined frequently by expert guests in the veterinary and animal behavioral fields. Breed and medical tips are weekly features as well as updates in animal news. Environmental tips and advice on how to make our environment a safer, more enjoyable place to live. Talkin' Pet's listeners can also sit back and enjoy a discussion with best-selling authors or participate with other celebrity guests to help save our endangered species and depleting rainforests. Listen, laugh and learn about man's best friend with "Talkin' Pets." Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/talkin-pets-fun-filled-discussions-about-pets-pets-animals-on-pet-life-radio--6670167/support?utm_source=rss&amp;utm_medium=rss&amp;utm_campaign=rss" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/talkin-pets-fun-filled-discussions-about-pets-pets-animals-on-pet-life-radio--6670167/support</a>.

Talkin' Pets - Fun-filled Discussions About Pets - Pets & Animals on Pet Life Radio

I will be talking about using positive reinforcement training with horses, Natural Horsemanship, Horse Agility, Show ponies and using Holistic products and methods.

Passionate Horsemanship

Wondering what you should be feeding your dog or cat? Confused by all the choices? Is raw really best? Or does it pose health hazards? What should you know when deciding which commercial food to feed? Are cats' digestive systems able to metabolize carbohydrates or is all dry cat food “kitty crack,” as Tracie calls it? Do dogs and cats need supplements --- and if so, which ones? This show brings you facts and opinions to help you make the best personal decisions about how to feed the four-legged members of your family so they live long, healthy lives.<figure data-trix-attachment="{&quot;contentType&quot;:&quot;image&quot;,&quot;url&quot;:&quot;http://www.radiopetlady.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/hungry-pets.jpg&quot;}" data-trix-content-type="image" class="attachment attachment--preview"><img src="http://www.radiopetlady.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/hungry-pets.jpg"><figcaption class="attachment__caption"></figcaption></figure>

Wondering what you should be feeding your dog or cat? Confused by all the choices? Is raw really best? Or does it pose health hazards? What should you know when deciding which commercial food to feed? Are cats' digestive systems able to metabolize carbohydrates or is all dry cat food “kitty crack,” as Tracie calls it? Do dogs and cats need supplements --- and if so, which ones? This show brings you facts and opinions to help you make the best personal decisions about how to feed the four-legged members of your family so they live long, healthy lives.

Wondering what you should be feeding your dog or cat? Confused by all the choices? Is raw really best? Or does it pose health hazards? What should you know when deciding which commercial food to feed? Are cats' digestive systems able to metabolize carbohydrates or is all dry cat food “kitty crack,” as Tracie calls it? Do dogs and cats need supplements --- and if so, which ones? This show brings you facts and opinions to help you make the best personal decisions about how to feed the four-legged members of your family so they live long, healthy lives.

Pet Food Advisors™

What’s living in your neighbourhood? That’s the question behind Tails of Sydney, a new podcast from The City of Sydney. Join host Brooke Boney as she discovers the feathered and furry friends who share our city.

Tails of Sydney

A podcast devoted to the Modena Pigeon Hobby

Modena Cast

Honest, in depth conversations with dog experts around the globe. Join hosts Sarina and Harriet as we explore the amazing relationship between dogs and humans and delve into the canine point of view. We'll go beyond basic training and help you deepen your understanding of your dog.

Dog Tails: Conversations with the Pet Dog Trainers of Europe

The life of dog trainers is often hidden from the public view. We often just see them as "just dog trainers". Join us in an in depth discussion with trainer from around the world as we get to know them on a deeper level. Find out your trainers "why" behind what they do and learn about their background and passion that got them into this field. This is a great opportunity for dog owners to learn about dog training from a brand new angle and to hopefully help you all find the best trainers for you and your dog in your local area.

Not Just Dogs

グルーマーでトレーナーのドッグケアリスト遠藤が、トレーナーの観点から愛犬の「こころ」をまもるトレーニング法や、グルーマーの観点から愛犬の「からだ」をまもるお手入れ法など、愛犬の心身の健康をまもるおうちケアについてご紹介するチャンネルです。

わんランクうえのおうちケア〜LavoDog〜

Fetch Pets!

„Der Welpentrainer“ goes Podcast! André Vogt, der mit seiner Fernsehsendung bei Sixx jede Woche Hundertausende von Menschen fesselt, beleuchtet anhand von Alltagsthemen jede Woche die wichtigsten Themen rund um des Menschen besten Freund - vom Einzug in die Familie, über das tägliche Training, bis hin zu Krankheiten und Versicherung und dem Hund im Alter. Moderator und Hundetrainer André Vogt will den Zuhörern das Geheimnis der perfekten Mensch-Hund Beziehung näherbringen und hat dafür auch Experten eingeladen: Züchtern, Tierärzten, Ernährungsexperten oder Sportlern entlockt er dabei neugierig und sympathisch ganz persönliche Erfahrungen und gibt wertvolle Tipps für das glückliche und entspannte Zusammenleben mit jungen und alten Fellnasen.

Du möchtest mehr über unsere Werbepartner erfahren? Hier findest du alle Infos & Rabatte: https://linktr.ee/DerWelpentrainer

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„Der Welpentrainer“ goes Podcast! André Vogt, der mit seiner Fernsehsendung bei Sixx jede Woche Hundertausende von Menschen fesselt, beleuchtet anhand von Alltagsthemen jede Woche die wichtigsten Themen rund um des Menschen besten Freund - vom Einzug in die Familie, über das tägliche Training, bis hin zu Krankheiten und Versicherung und dem Hund im Alter. Moderator und Hundetrainer André Vogt will den Zuhörern das Geheimnis der perfekten Mensch-Hund Beziehung näherbringen und hat dafür auch Experten eingeladen: Züchtern, Tierärzten, Ernährungsexperten oder Sportlern entlockt er dabei neugierig und sympathisch ganz persönliche Erfahrungen und gibt wertvolle Tipps für das glückliche und entspannte Zusammenleben mit jungen und alten Fellnasen. Du möchtest mehr über unsere Werbepartner erfahren? Hier findest du alle Infos & Rabatte: https://linktr.ee/DerWelpentrainer Du möchtest Werbung in diesem Podcast schalten? Dann erfahre hier mehr über die Werbemöglichkeiten bei Seven.One Audio: https://www.seven.one/portfolio/sevenone-audio

„Der Welpentrainer“ goes Podcast! André Vogt, der mit seiner Fernsehsendung bei Sixx jede Woche Hundertausende von Menschen fesselt, beleuchtet anhand von Alltagsthemen jede Woche die wichtigsten Themen rund um des Menschen besten Freund - vom Einzug in die Familie, über das tägliche Training, bis hin zu Krankheiten und Versicherung und dem Hund im Alter. Moderator und Hundetrainer André Vogt will den Zuhörern das Geheimnis der perfekten Mensch-Hund Beziehung näherbringen und hat dafür auch Experten eingeladen: Züchtern, Tierärzten, Ernährungsexperten oder Sportlern entlockt er dabei neugierig und sympathisch ganz persönliche Erfahrungen und gibt wertvolle Tipps für das glückliche und entspannte Zusammenleben mit jungen und alten Fellnasen.

Du möchtest mehr über unsere Werbepartner erfahren? Hier findest du alle Infos &amp; Rabatte: https://linktr.ee/DerWelpentrainer

Du möchtest Werbung in diesem Podcast schalten? Dann erfahre hier mehr über die Werbemöglichkeiten bei Seven.One Audio: https://www.seven.one/portfolio/sevenone-audio

Der Welpentrainer - Der Podcast mit André Vogt

Nordic Dog Trainer
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Nordic Dog Trainer https://www.nordicdogtrainer.com/

Nordic Dog Trainer Podcast

My City, My Shelter
14,657 animals were housed at Indianapolis Animal Care Services in 2019. My City, My Shelter explores how all residents of Indianapolis can help and care for our cities homeless animals. By accepting animal welfare as a community concern we can improve our shelter and the lives of its residents.

My City, My Shelter 14,657 animals were housed at Indianapolis Animal Care Services in 2019. My City, My Shelter explores how all residents of Indianapolis can help and care for our cities homeless animals. By accepting animal welfare as a community concern we can improve our shelter and the lives of its residents.

My City, My Shelter

הפודקאסט ״רגישים על ארבע״ הינו פודקאסט הדרכה על איך לחיות עם כלב רגיש.

אני אלה מורן מאמנת רגשית והתנהגותית לכלבים רגישים, ובפודקאסט הזה אני הולכת לעזור לכם להבין יותר לעומק כלבים רגישים, איך להתמודד עם האתגרים שעולים בחיים המשותפים איתם ואיך לייצר איתם שיתוף פעולה ממקום של תקשורת והבנה הדדית.

מידי שבוע יעלה פרק חדש שבו נדבר על אתגר אחד בחיים עם כלב רגיש נבין באיזה אופן האתגר הזה משפיע על חיינו, נפרק את זה לגורמים, מרכיבי טיפול וכלים ראשונים לשיפור המצב ואיך מתמודדים עם אותו אתגר.

 בחלק מהפרקים אצרף אורח ייחודי ובחלק רק אני אעביר לכם שיעור מקיף 🙂

הפודקאסט ״רגישים על ארבע״ הינו פודקאסט הדרכה על איך לחיות עם כלב רגיש. אני אלה מורן מאמנת רגשית והתנהגותית לכלבים רגישים, ובפודקאסט הזה אני הולכת לעזור לכם להבין יותר לעומק כלבים רגישים, איך להתמודד עם האתגרים שעולים בחיים המשותפים איתם ואיך לייצר איתם שיתוף פעולה ממקום של תקשורת והבנה הדדית. מידי שבוע יעלה פרק חדש שבו נדבר על אתגר אחד בחיים עם כלב רגיש נבין באיזה אופן האתגר הזה משפיע על חיינו, נפרק את זה לגורמים, מרכיבי טיפול וכלים ראשונים לשיפור המצב ואיך מתמודדים עם אותו אתגר. בחלק מהפרקים אצרף אורח ייחודי ובחלק רק אני אעביר לכם שיעור מקיף 🙂

רגישים על ארבע

Астроном Остроумович знает о динозаврах всё! Каждый день он заглядывает в свой чудо-телескоп, который позволяет увидеть далёкое прошлое, и наблюдает самых загадочных древних животных! Хотите познакомиться с динозавром, который похож на дельфина? А с раптором, у которого самые острые зубы? А с крылатым дино, который на самом деле не умеет летать? Тогда слушайте подкаст «Планета Динозавров»!

Планета динозавров

给刚刚3岁的女儿花花录的科普读物，希望花花能一直保持好奇心和不断探索的勇气。本免费专辑仅供练习之用。【固定每周五周六晚上7点左右更新，周中会随缘加更。】
【小耳朵们，如果喜欢本专辑的话欢迎订阅关注哦，这样就可以第一时间收到更新提醒啦！】

给刚刚3岁的女儿花花录的科普读物，希望花花能一直保持好奇心和不断探索的勇气。本免费专辑仅供练习之用。【固定每周五周六晚上7点左右更新，周中会随缘加更。】 【小耳朵们，如果喜欢本专辑的话欢迎订阅关注哦，这样就可以第一时间收到更新提醒啦！】

3-6岁儿童科学百科故事|睡前科普故事

Hannah Halvorson is the owner of Common Ground Canine in Harris, Minnesota. She has been training dogs professionally for almost a decade and has experience in many different areas of "the dog world" that give her a unique perspective on dog ownership. In this podcast she'll share stories and lessons she has learned from her clients, their dogs, and her personal dogs that include a Jagdterrier, German Shepherds, an English Setter, and a German Wirehaired Pointer, as well a handful of mixed breeds that are involved in a number of activities.

In The Woods With Dogs Podcast

<h2>Small animal nutritionist Dr Anna Sutton, talks nutrition, food hacks, sustainable food and more, with researchers and vets from around the world and co-host Amanda Falconer. Together they explore the science of what's best, nutritionally, for our dogs and cats, as well as the planet. </h2> If you've ever wondered: <ul><li>If your dog or cat is good for you but not so good for the environment</li></ul> <ul><li>If kibble is bad and raw feeding is truly better </li></ul> <ul><li>How dogs and cats digestion really works</li></ul> <ul><li>If cats can go vegan and dogs can eat insects</li></ul> <ul><li>And how you feed food scraps to your pets healthily...</li></ul> <h3>Then The Pet Nutrition Show is worth a listen. Each week, we talk to top academics, vets and other industry folk about the latest research in the lab, the latest food innovations on the market, and Dr Anna does food hack demos you can do right at home.</h3><hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Small animal nutritionist Dr Anna Sutton, talks nutrition, food hacks, sustainable food and more, with researchers and vets from around the world and co-host Amanda Falconer. Together they explore the science of what's best, nutritionally, for our dogs and cats, as well as the planet. If you've ever wondered: If your dog or cat is good for you but not so good for the environment If kibble is bad and raw feeding is truly better How dogs and cats digestion really works If cats can go vegan and dogs can eat insects And how you feed food scraps to your pets healthily... Then The Pet Nutrition Show is worth a listen. Each week, we talk to top academics, vets and other industry folk about the latest research in the lab, the latest food innovations on the market, and Dr Anna does food hack demos you can do right at home. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Small animal nutritionist Dr Anna Sutton, talks nutrition, food hacks, sustainable food and more, with researchers and vets from around the world and co-host Amanda Falconer. Together they explore the science of what's best, nutritionally, for our dogs and cats, as well as the planet. If you've ever wondered: <ul><li>If your dog or cat is good for you but not so good for the environment</li></ul> <ul><li>If kibble is bad and raw feeding is truly better </li></ul> <ul><li>How dogs and cats digestion really works</li></ul> <ul><li>If cats can go vegan and dogs can eat insects</li></ul> <ul><li>And how you feed food scraps to your pets healthily...</li></ul> Then The Pet Nutrition Show is worth a listen. Each week, we talk to top academics, vets and other industry folk about the latest research in the lab, the latest food innovations on the market, and Dr Anna does food hack demos you can do right at home. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The Pet Nutrition Show, with Amanda and Dr Anna.

The Wonderfully Weird World of Domestic Goats If you've never had the pleasure of spending quality time with a goat, you're really missing out on one of life's simple joys. These mischievous, endearingly strange little ruminants are guaranteed to put a big silly grin on even the most cynical of human faces. While cows get all the credit for providing us milk and other dairy products, domestic goats often get overlooked despite being every bit as productive, charismatic, and flat-out entertaining. Sure, some people may turn up their noses at the very idea of a barnyard goat. But I'd wager those persnickety naysayers simply haven't taken the time to get to know these comical, resourceful creatures. Once you've been properly acquainted with the domestic goat, you'll understand why keeping them as family pets and livestock companions has become so popular. Because there's so much more to goats than meets the eye! Just to set the record straight - goats are not merely smaller, hornier versions of sheep. While they are both cloven-hoofed ruminant mammals, goats belong to the species Capra hircus, while sheep fall under the genus Ovis. So despite their superficial resemblances, goats and sheep are only very distantly related, having diverged on the evolutionary family tree eons ago. This ancestral distinction reveals itself in goats' unique physical traits and unparalleled personalities. So let's start by dispelling a few of the most egregious misperceptions about these wonderful weirdos of the domesticated herd.  Goats do not, in fact, eat everything and anything in sight. They are incredibly food selctive nibblers and browsers. Their unique toothed tongues allow them to carefully seek out the most nutritious shoots, leaves, fruits, and shrubs rather than indiscriminately raze whole landscapes to the nub. While goats will nibble on things like scrap paper or clothing when bored, they don't actually consume or digest those items. So you won't have to stress about losing your favorite sweater to a goat's infamous appetite.  Goats have also been saddled with an unfair reputation as home-devouring suburban hellions. While it's true they are uniquely gifted at climbing trees, rocks, and even rooftops in their never-ending quest for the tastiest vegetation, goats would much prefer to spend their days grazing than deliberately demolishing your property. When it comes to head butting and battling horns, the often pugnacious males of the herd do enjoy a little friendly rambunctiousness from time to time. But the vast majority of domestic goats today, both male and female, are born conveniently hornless ("polled") or have their horn buds disbudded shortly after birth. So there's no need to fret over having your shins battered black and blue by their formidable noggin gear.  Speaking of bucks (the fellas) and does (the ladies), goats possess one of the most entertaining and complex social structures in the entire animal kingdom. Their behavioral patterns, vocalizations, and expressions are endlessly hilarious to observe and experience. From the spirited head butting and clashing horns of dominant billies to the soft, polite bleating and gentle chuffing sounds of friendly does, getting to know the unique dynamics of a goat herd is an absolute treat for the senses. Maintaining harmony and order among household goats involves plenty of goofball antics - from pronking, which is like the goat version of a spastic jumping jig, to obediently scheduling fainting spells in exchange for a few tasty pellets (yes, some breeds can simply pass out on command to avoid conflict). There's no such thing as a dull moment around the ol' goat pen! Perhaps my favorite pastimes are watching a contented goat slowly and methodically chewing endless tufts of grass with their lateral ruminant jaws while gazing blankly off into space. I've seen many a stressed-out person or anxious child gradually unwind to a tranquil state by merely sharing quality time and observing goats engage in that simple, zen-like activity. And then there are the infamous vocalizations - those hilarious drama queeny bleats, grunts and yells that goats delight in lobbing our way whenever they're feeling amorous, hungry, or just plain perturbed by something. Herding pet goats can feel like starring in an impromptu play written by the Bard himself some days, what with all the bleating soliloquies and melodramatic grandstanding they seem to revel in. It's a symphony of farmyard absurdity that's guaranteed to shatter your sides laughing. So what's the appeal of keeping goats as household companions and livestock?  Well, for starters, they're fabulous providers of fresh, nourishing dairy products. While cow's milk tends to get all the attention and mainstream distribution channels in North America, many cultures around the world revere goat's milk as a superfood worthy of daily consumption. Goat's milk is higher in protein, calcium, riboflavin and other key vitamins and minerals than typical cow's milk. It's also lower in cholesterol and possesses a host of probiotic cultures that make it easier to digest for those with sensitive stomachs or lactose intolerances. Goats will eat and forage on foods that cattle can't begin to process, further enhancing the nutrient profile and diversifying the terroir of their milk. In other words, you won't find a healthier beverage straight from nature's udder than that produced by a joyous little Nubian or LaMancha goat. Plus, just like cows, goats can produce a stunning array of cheeses, butters, yogurts and other scrumptious dairy delicacies. But flavors are more distinct, textures more complex, and health benefits more robust compared to industrial cow dairy -- assuming you have a trusty dairy goat companion on hand, that is. Beyond their milking capabilities, domestic goats are highly valued as sustainable self-mowing machines. Thanks to their shrewd browsing and grazing habits, a petite herd of goats can quickly and efficiently clear a pasture, field or thicketed area of bramble, weeds, invasive plants and other nuisance vegetation. Without the need for herbicides, honking loud gas guzzling mowers or other aggressive removal methods, goats are a gentle, eco-friendly weed whacker solution on four furry feet. This is why municipalities, utility crews, and environmental agencies around the country have integrated goat herds into their noxious plant eradication programs. Those dexterous muzzles and foraging tongues can defoliate and eradicate nuisance species far cheaper and more efficiently than human or industrial efforts. Furthermore, those tasty little ruminants produce some of nature's most potent fertilizer - their palatable pelletized droppings (a.k.a. "goat raisins") make vegetable and crop yields explode with minimal environmental impact. Free organic fertilizer and weed control in one handy hooved package? Yes please! No wonder the charming dairy goat lays claim to being one of humanity's most indispensable domesticated animals. Of course, we would be remiss if we didn't mention goats' many other productive capabilities in addition to dairy, vegetation management, and garden dressing services. Their soft, lustrous fiber coats yield some of the most luxurious wool, fleece and cashmere in the world. You'll definitely want to invest in a quaint little herd just to experience the simple tactile pleasures of shearing a goat's silken, warming strands each spring. Imagine whiling away the hours creating handmade garments, blankets or fabrics from your goats' fiber! Alpaca, move over - goat wool is the new naturalist craze sweeping the sustainable homesteader scene these days. Goat meat - or chevon - is the most widely consumed protein on planet Earth for good reason. Relatively low fat while packing a nutrient dense punch, chevon is enjoyed in diverse culinary traditions worldwide. From Mexican barbacoa and biryani curries to the succulent spit-roasted cabrito dishes of France and Italy, goat meat offers a versatile, nuanced flavor profile somewhere between beef and lamb that can flavor pretty much anything deliciously. Not to mention how wonderfully eco-friendly and "closed loop" it is to raise your own sustainable meat source for the household. Then we have the humble but always entertaining goat personality to consider. In addition to their playful social dynamics and mischievous antics, goats demonstrate a delightful combination of fearlessness, gentle affection, and emotional intelligence. They bond strongly with human families and readily learn to walk on a leash, do simple tricks and commands, greet visitors happily, and even work as attentive livestock guardian animals and herd-tending "supervisors."  Perhaps the greatest gift domestic goats offer us is their remarkable calm demeanor in interacting with children. Many well-socialized goats will allow kids to climb all over them, snuggle up for nap time, and even attempt to go for horseyback rides without ever registering anxiety or distress. Rarely will you encounter a more patient, endearing companion for your young ones than the humble domestic goat. I vividly recall my own boyhood afternoons sprawled in the shade beneath the backyard goat herd, losing myself in imagination as I leisurely watched them engage in their endlessly comical antics and quirky grooming rituals. They made the perfect four-legged babysitters and therapists rolled into one! Although the names tend to vary across cultures, some of the most popular domestic goat breeds seen in Western nations include the Nubian, La Mancha, Nigerian Dwarf, Anglo-Nubian, Alpine, Boer, Saanen and Oberhasli varieties. Each breed offers its own unique physical characteristics as well as traditional uses tailored to specific homesteading and agricultural priorities.  For example, the Nubian is one of the most widely kept dairy goats in North America, thanks to its impressive daily milk yield and adaptability to different clim

The Wonderfully Weird World of Domestic Goats If you've never had the pleasure of spending quality time with a goat, you're really missing out on one of life's simple joys. These mischievous, endearingly strange little ruminants are guaranteed to put a big silly grin on even the most cynical of human faces. While cows get all the credit for providing us milk and other dairy products, domestic goats often get overlooked despite being every bit as productive, charismatic, and flat-out entertaining. Sure, some people may turn up their noses at the very idea of a barnyard goat. But I'd wager those persnickety naysayers simply haven't taken the time to get to know these comical, resourceful creatures. Once you've been properly acquainted with the domestic goat, you'll understand why keeping them as family pets and livestock companions has become so popular. Because there's so much more to goats than meets the eye! Just to set the record straight - goats are not merely smaller, hornier versions of sheep. While they are both cloven-hoofed ruminant mammals, goats belong to the species Capra hircus, while sheep fall under the genus Ovis. So despite their superficial resemblances, goats and sheep are only very distantly related, having diverged on the evolutionary family tree eons ago. This ancestral distinction reveals itself in goats' unique physical traits and unparalleled personalities. So let's start by dispelling a few of the most egregious misperceptions about these wonderful weirdos of the domesticated herd. Goats do not, in fact, eat everything and anything in sight. They are incredibly food selctive nibblers and browsers. Their unique toothed tongues allow them to carefully seek out the most nutritious shoots, leaves, fruits, and shrubs rather than indiscriminately raze whole landscapes to the nub. While goats will nibble on things like scrap paper or clothing when bored, they don't actually consume or digest those items. So you won't have to stress about losing your favorite sweater to a goat's infamous appetite. Goats have also been saddled with an unfair reputation as home-devouring suburban hellions. While it's true they are uniquely gifted at climbing trees, rocks, and even rooftops in their never-ending quest for the tastiest vegetation, goats would much prefer to spend their days grazing than deliberately demolishing your property. When it comes to head butting and battling horns, the often pugnacious males of the herd do enjoy a little friendly rambunctiousness from time to time. But the vast majority of domestic goats today, both male and female, are born conveniently hornless ("polled") or have their horn buds disbudded shortly after birth. So there's no need to fret over having your shins battered black and blue by their formidable noggin gear. Speaking of bucks (the fellas) and does (the ladies), goats possess one of the most entertaining and complex social structures in the entire animal kingdom. Their behavioral patterns, vocalizations, and expressions are endlessly hilarious to observe and experience. From the spirited head butting and clashing horns of dominant billies to the soft, polite bleating and gentle chuffing sounds of friendly does, getting to know the unique dynamics of a goat herd is an absolute treat for the senses. Maintaining harmony and order among household goats involves plenty of goofball antics - from pronking, which is like the goat version of a spastic jumping jig, to obediently scheduling fainting spells in exchange for a few tasty pellets (yes, some breeds can simply pass out on command to avoid conflict). There's no such thing as a dull moment around the ol' goat pen! Perhaps my favorite pastimes are watching a contented goat slowly and methodically chewing endless tufts of grass with their lateral ruminant jaws while gazing blankly off into space. I've seen many a stressed-out person or anxious child gradually unwind to a tranquil state by merely sharing quality time and observing goats engage in that simple, zen-like activity. And then there are the infamous vocalizations - those hilarious drama queeny bleats, grunts and yells that goats delight in lobbing our way whenever they're feeling amorous, hungry, or just plain perturbed by something. Herding pet goats can feel like starring in an impromptu play written by the Bard himself some days, what with all the bleating soliloquies and melodramatic grandstanding they seem to revel in. It's a symphony of farmyard absurdity that's guaranteed to shatter your sides laughing. So what's the appeal of keeping goats as household companions and livestock? Well, for starters, they're fabulous providers of fresh, nourishing dairy products. While cow's milk tends to get all the attention and mainstream distribution channels in North America, many cultures around the world revere goat's milk as a superfood worthy of daily consumption. Goat's milk is higher in protein, calcium, riboflavin and other key vitamins and minerals than typical cow's milk. It's also lower in cholesterol and possesses a host of probiotic cultures that make it easier to digest for those with sensitive stomachs or lactose intolerances. Goats will eat and forage on foods that cattle can't begin to process, further enhancing the nutrient profile and diversifying the terroir of their milk. In other words, you won't find a healthier beverage straight from nature's udder than that produced by a joyous little Nubian or LaMancha goat. Plus, just like cows, goats can produce a stunning array of cheeses, butters, yogurts and other scrumptious dairy delicacies. But flavors are more distinct, textures more complex, and health benefits more robust compared to industrial cow dairy -- assuming you have a trusty dairy goat companion on hand, that is. Beyond their milking capabilities, domestic goats are highly valued as sustainable self-mowing machines. Thanks to their shrewd browsing and grazing habits, a petite herd of goats can quickly and efficiently clear a pasture, field or thicketed area of bramble, weeds, invasive plants and other nuisance vegetation. Without the need for herbicides, honking loud gas guzzling mowers or other aggressive removal methods, goats are a gentle, eco-friendly weed whacker solution on four furry feet. This is why municipalities, utility crews, and environmental agencies around the country have integrated goat herds into their noxious plant eradication programs. Those dexterous muzzles and foraging tongues can defoliate and eradicate nuisance species far cheaper and more efficiently than human or industrial efforts. Furthermore, those tasty little ruminants produce some of nature's most potent fertilizer - their palatable pelletized droppings (a.k.a. "goat raisins") make vegetable and crop yields explode with minimal environmental impact. Free organic fertilizer and weed control in one handy hooved package? Yes please! No wonder the charming dairy goat lays claim to being one of humanity's most indispensable domesticated animals. Of course, we would be remiss if we didn't mention goats' many other productive capabilities in addition to dairy, vegetation management, and garden dressing services. Their soft, lustrous fiber coats yield some of the most luxurious wool, fleece and cashmere in the world. You'll definitely want to invest in a quaint little herd just to experience the simple tactile pleasures of shearing a goat's silken, warming strands each spring. Imagine whiling away the hours creating handmade garments, blankets or fabrics from your goats' fiber! Alpaca, move over - goat wool is the new naturalist craze sweeping the sustainable homesteader scene these days. Goat meat - or chevon - is the most widely consumed protein on planet Earth for good reason. Relatively low fat while packing a nutrient dense punch, chevon is enjoyed in diverse culinary traditions worldwide. From Mexican barbacoa and biryani curries to the succulent spit-roasted cabrito dishes of France and Italy, goat meat offers a versatile, nuanced flavor profile somewhere between beef and lamb that can flavor pretty much anything deliciously. Not to mention how wonderfully eco-friendly and "closed loop" it is to raise your own sustainable meat source for the household. Then we have the humble but always entertaining goat personality to consider. In addition to their playful social dynamics and mischievous antics, goats demonstrate a delightful combination of fearlessness, gentle affection, and emotional intelligence. They bond strongly with human families and readily learn to walk on a leash, do simple tricks and commands, greet visitors happily, and even work as attentive livestock guardian animals and herd-tending "supervisors." Perhaps the greatest gift domestic goats offer us is their remarkable calm demeanor in interacting with children. Many well-socialized goats will allow kids to climb all over them, snuggle up for nap time, and even attempt to go for horseyback rides without ever registering anxiety or distress. Rarely will you encounter a more patient, endearing companion for your young ones than the humble domestic goat. I vividly recall my own boyhood afternoons sprawled in the shade beneath the backyard goat herd, losing myself in imagination as I leisurely watched them engage in their endlessly comical antics and quirky grooming rituals. They made the perfect four-legged babysitters and therapists rolled into one! Although the names tend to vary across cultures, some of the most popular domestic goat breeds seen in Western nations include the Nubian, La Mancha, Nigerian Dwarf, Anglo-Nubian, Alpine, Boer, Saanen and Oberhasli varieties. Each breed offers its own unique physical characteristics as well as traditional uses tailored to specific homesteading and agricultural priorities. For example, the Nubian is one of the most widely kept dairy goats in North America, thanks to its impressive daily milk yield and adaptability to different clim

The Wonderfully Weird World of Domestic Goats If you've never had the pleasure of spending quality time with a goat, you're really missing out on one of life's simple joys. These mischievous, endearingly strange little ruminants are guaranteed to put a big silly grin on even the most cynical of human faces. While cows get all the credit for providing us milk and other dairy products, domestic goats often get overlooked despite being every bit as productive, charismatic, and flat-out entertaining. Sure, some people may turn up their noses at the very idea of a barnyard goat. But I'd wager those persnickety naysayers simply haven't taken the time to get to know these comical, resourceful creatures. Once you've been properly acquainted with the domestic goat, you'll understand why keeping them as family pets and livestock companions has become so popular. Because there's so much more to goats than meets the eye! Just to set the record straight - goats are not merely smaller, hornier versions of sheep. While they are both cloven-hoofed ruminant mammals, goats belong to the species Capra hircus, while sheep fall under the genus Ovis. So despite their superficial resemblances, goats and sheep are only very distantly related, having diverged on the evolutionary family tree eons ago. This ancestral distinction reveals itself in goats' unique physical traits and unparalleled personalities. So let's start by dispelling a few of the most egregious misperceptions about these wonderful weirdos of the domesticated herd.&nbsp; Goats do not, in fact, eat everything and anything in sight. They are incredibly food selctive nibblers and browsers. Their unique toothed tongues allow them to carefully seek out the most nutritious shoots, leaves, fruits, and shrubs rather than indiscriminately raze whole landscapes to the nub. While goats will nibble on things like scrap paper or clothing when bored, they don't actually consume or digest those items. So you won't have to stress about losing your favorite sweater to a goat's infamous appetite.&nbsp; Goats have also been saddled with an unfair reputation as home-devouring suburban hellions. While it's true they are uniquely gifted at climbing trees, rocks, and even rooftops in their never-ending quest for the tastiest vegetation, goats would much prefer to spend their days grazing than deliberately demolishing your property. When it comes to head butting and battling horns, the often pugnacious males of the herd do enjoy a little friendly rambunctiousness from time to time. But the vast majority of domestic goats today, both male and female, are born conveniently hornless ("polled") or have their horn buds disbudded shortly after birth. So there's no need to fret over having your shins battered black and blue by their formidable noggin gear.&nbsp; Speaking of bucks (the fellas) and does (the ladies), goats possess one of the most entertaining and complex social structures in the entire animal kingdom. Their behavioral patterns, vocalizations, and expressions are endlessly hilarious to observe and experience. From the spirited head butting and clashing horns of dominant billies to the soft, polite bleating and gentle chuffing sounds of friendly does, getting to know the unique dynamics of a goat herd is an absolute treat for the senses. Maintaining harmony and order among household goats involves plenty of goofball antics - from pronking, which is like the goat version of a spastic jumping jig, to obediently scheduling fainting spells in exchange for a few tasty pellets (yes, some breeds can simply pass out on command to avoid conflict). There's no such thing as a dull moment around the ol' goat pen! Perhaps my favorite pastimes are watching a contented goat slowly and methodically chewing endless tufts of grass with their lateral ruminant jaws while gazing blankly off into space. I've seen many a stressed-out person or anxious child gradually unwind to a tranquil state by merely sharing quality time and observing goats engage in that simple, zen-like activity. And then there are the infamous vocalizations - those hilarious drama queeny bleats, grunts and yells that goats delight in lobbing our way whenever they're feeling amorous, hungry, or just plain perturbed by something. Herding pet goats can feel like starring in an impromptu play written by the Bard himself some days, what with all the bleating soliloquies and melodramatic grandstanding they seem to revel in. It's a symphony of farmyard absurdity that's guaranteed to shatter your sides laughing. So what's the appeal of keeping goats as household companions and livestock?&nbsp; Well, for starters, they're fabulous providers of fresh, nourishing dairy products. While cow's milk tends to get all the attention and mainstream distribution channels in North America, many cultures around the world revere goat's milk as a superfood worthy of daily consumption. Goat's milk is higher in protein, calcium, riboflavin and other key vitamins and minerals than typical cow's milk. It's also lower in cholesterol and possesses a host of probiotic cultures that make it easier to digest for those with sensitive stomachs or lactose intolerances. Goats will eat and forage on foods that cattle can't begin to process, further enhancing the nutrient profile and diversifying the terroir of their milk. In other words, you won't find a healthier beverage straight from nature's udder than that produced by a joyous little Nubian or LaMancha goat. Plus, just like cows, goats can produce a stunning array of cheeses, butters, yogurts and other scrumptious dairy delicacies. But flavors are more distinct, textures more complex, and health benefits more robust compared to industrial cow dairy -- assuming you have a trusty dairy goat companion on hand, that is. Beyond their milking capabilities, domestic goats are highly valued as sustainable self-mowing machines. Thanks to their shrewd browsing and grazing habits, a petite herd of goats can quickly and efficiently clear a pasture, field or thicketed area of bramble, weeds, invasive plants and other nuisance vegetation. Without the need for herbicides, honking loud gas guzzling mowers or other aggressive removal methods, goats are a gentle, eco-friendly weed whacker solution on four furry feet. This is why municipalities, utility crews, and environmental agencies around the country have integrated goat herds into their noxious plant eradication programs. Those dexterous muzzles and foraging tongues can defoliate and eradicate nuisance species far cheaper and more efficiently than human or industrial efforts. Furthermore, those tasty little ruminants produce some of nature's most potent fertilizer - their palatable pelletized droppings (a.k.a. "goat raisins") make vegetable and crop yields explode with minimal environmental impact. Free organic fertilizer and weed control in one handy hooved package? Yes please! No wonder the charming dairy goat lays claim to being one of humanity's most indispensable domesticated animals. Of course, we would be remiss if we didn't mention goats' many other productive capabilities in addition to dairy, vegetation management, and garden dressing services. Their soft, lustrous fiber coats yield some of the most luxurious wool, fleece and cashmere in the world. You'll definitely want to invest in a quaint little herd just to experience the simple tactile pleasures of shearing a goat's silken, warming strands each spring. Imagine whiling away the hours creating handmade garments, blankets or fabrics from your goats' fiber! Alpaca, move over - goat wool is the new naturalist craze sweeping the sustainable homesteader scene these days. Goat meat - or chevon - is the most widely consumed protein on planet Earth for good reason. Relatively low fat while packing a nutrient dense punch, chevon is enjoyed in diverse culinary traditions worldwide. From Mexican barbacoa and biryani curries to the succulent spit-roasted cabrito dishes of France and Italy, goat meat offers a versatile, nuanced flavor profile somewhere between beef and lamb that can flavor pretty much anything deliciously. Not to mention how wonderfully eco-friendly and "closed loop" it is to raise your own sustainable meat source for the household. Then we have the humble but always entertaining goat personality to consider. In addition to their playful social dynamics and mischievous antics, goats demonstrate a delightful combination of fearlessness, gentle affection, and emotional intelligence. They bond strongly with human families and readily learn to walk on a leash, do simple tricks and commands, greet visitors happily, and even work as attentive livestock guardian animals and herd-tending "supervisors."&nbsp; Perhaps the greatest gift domestic goats offer us is their remarkable calm demeanor in interacting with children. Many well-socialized goats will allow kids to climb all over them, snuggle up for nap time, and even attempt to go for horseyback rides without ever registering anxiety or distress. Rarely will you encounter a more patient, endearing companion for your young ones than the humble domestic goat. I vividly recall my own boyhood afternoons sprawled in the shade beneath the backyard goat herd, losing myself in imagination as I leisurely watched them engage in their endlessly comical antics and quirky grooming rituals. They made the perfect four-legged babysitters and therapists rolled into one! Although the names tend to vary across cultures, some of the most popular domestic goat breeds seen in Western nations include the Nubian, La Mancha, Nigerian Dwarf, Anglo-Nubian, Alpine, Boer, Saanen and Oberhasli varieties. Each breed offers its own unique physical characteristics as well as traditional uses tailored to specific homesteading and agricultural priorities.&nbsp; For example, the Nubian is one of the most widely kept dairy goats in North America, thanks to its impressive daily milk yield and adaptability to different clim

Goats! Masters of Mischief and Milk: A Guide to Raising Your Backyard Buddies

Healing Tails: Holistic Pet Health Made Simple. The Official Podcast of Dr. Ruth Roberts Welcome to Happy Tails, where holistic pet health meets heart-led care. Hosted by Dr. Ruth Roberts, a trusted Integrative veterinarian with over 35 years of experience, this podcast is your go-to source for natural veterinary care, wellness advice, and empowering pet parents and professionals to become the changemakers in pet health. Each episode, Dr. Ruth and her guest dives into practical solutions, science-backed insights, and simple, actionable steps to support your pet’s well-being naturally. Whether you’re navigating chronic conditions, seeking alternative approaches to traditional care, or just looking to give your pet the healthiest, happiest life, Happy Tails provides the guidance and tools you need. Tune in and join the movement toward holistic pet wellness—because our pets deserve more than just survival; they deserve to thrive.<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Healing Tails: Holistic Pet Health Made Simple. The Official Podcast of Dr. Ruth Roberts Welcome to Happy Tails, where holistic pet health meets heart-led care. Hosted by Dr. Ruth Roberts, a trusted Integrative veterinarian with over 35 years of experience, this podcast is your go-to source for natural veterinary care, wellness advice, and empowering pet parents and professionals to become the changemakers in pet health. Each episode, Dr. Ruth and her guest dives into practical solutions, science-backed insights, and simple, actionable steps to support your pet’s well-being naturally. Whether you’re navigating chronic conditions, seeking alternative approaches to traditional care, or just looking to give your pet the healthiest, happiest life, Happy Tails provides the guidance and tools you need. Tune in and join the movement toward holistic pet wellness—because our pets deserve more than just survival; they deserve to thrive. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Healing Tails: Holistic Pet Health Made Simple. The Official Podcast of Dr. Ruth Roberts Welcome to Happy Tails, where holistic pet health meets heart-led care. Hosted by Dr. Ruth Roberts, a trusted Integrative veterinarian with over 35 years of experience, this podcast is your go-to source for natural veterinary care, wellness advice, and empowering pet parents and professionals to become the changemakers in pet health. Each episode, Dr. Ruth and her guest dives into practical solutions, science-backed insights, and simple, actionable steps to support your pet’s well-being naturally. Whether you’re navigating chronic conditions, seeking alternative approaches to traditional care, or just looking to give your pet the healthiest, happiest life, Happy Tails provides the guidance and tools you need. Tune in and join the movement toward holistic pet wellness—because our pets deserve more than just survival; they deserve to thrive. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Healing Tails

<h3>Learn dairy health from the brightest minds of the global swine industry – in 9 minutes.</h3> If you are a dairy veterinarian who wants to stay up to date with all that is working in the industry, but doesn’t know how to start, doesn’t have the time, or feel most courses out there don’t deliver, then you have come to the right place.The Dairy Health Blackbelt Podcast is specially designed by and for professionals just like yourself. With it, you can effortlessly have access to the thoughts of the most brilliant minds in our industry – all while going about your routine and saving your time.

Learn dairy health from the brightest minds of the global swine industry – in 9 minutes. If you are a dairy veterinarian who wants to stay up to date with all that is working in the industry, but doesn’t know how to start, doesn’t have the time, or feel most courses out there don’t deliver, then you have come to the right place. The Dairy Health Blackbelt Podcast is specially designed by and for professionals just like yourself. With it, you can effortlessly have access to the thoughts of the most brilliant minds in our industry – all while going about your routine and saving your time.

Learn dairy health from the brightest minds of the global swine industry – in 9 minutes. If you are a dairy veterinarian who wants to stay up to date with all that is working in the industry, but doesn’t know how to start, doesn’t have the time, or feel most courses out there don’t deliver, then you have come to the right place.The Dairy Health Blackbelt Podcast&nbsp;is specially designed by and for professionals just like yourself. With it, you can effortlessly have access to the thoughts of the most brilliant minds in our industry – all while going about your routine and saving your time.

The Dairy Health Blackbelt Podcast

Humane Talk features conversations with Thought Leaders in animal welfare, whose books or scientific studies focus on&nbsp; practical and philosophical issues regarding society's attitudes and interactions with various non-human species. Discussions with members of the Humane Society Veterinary Medical Association (HSVMA) are about applying humane and ethical principles to the way veterinary medicine is practiced in America and around the world, on animals used in research, food production, and pharmacology as well as companion animals.Interviews with social scientists and authors focus on the emotional and social lives of creatures other than human.

Humane Talk features conversations with Thought Leaders in animal welfare, whose books or scientific studies focus on  practical and philosophical issues regarding society's attitudes and interactions with various non-human species. Discussions with members of the Humane Society Veterinary Medical Association (HSVMA) are about applying humane and ethical principles to the way veterinary medicine is practiced in America and around the world, on animals used in research, food production, and pharmacology as well as companion animals.Interviews with social scientists and authors focus on the emotional and social lives of creatures other than human.

Humane Talk ™

„Pet-Talks mit Kiki & Lisa“ war der erste Hunde-Podcast von DeineTierwelt, in dem unsere Hunde-Expertinnen alle zwei Wochen Tipps und Tricks für Zwei- und Vierbeiner mit Euch geteilt haben. In diesem Kanal erscheinen keine neuen Folgen mehr.

Mit „Pet-Talks: Hund – der Ratgeber-Podcast von DeineTierwelt“ informieren wir Dich aber weiterhin regelmäßig zu allen Themen rund um Deine Fellnase, geben Dir Tipps und Tricks und teilen unsere Erfahrungen. Hör doch mal rein: https://www.deine-tierwelt.de/podcasts

„Pet-Talks mit Kiki & Lisa“ war der erste Hunde-Podcast von DeineTierwelt, in dem unsere Hunde-Expertinnen alle zwei Wochen Tipps und Tricks für Zwei- und Vierbeiner mit Euch geteilt haben. In diesem Kanal erscheinen keine neuen Folgen mehr. Mit „Pet-Talks: Hund – der Ratgeber-Podcast von DeineTierwelt“ informieren wir Dich aber weiterhin regelmäßig zu allen Themen rund um Deine Fellnase, geben Dir Tipps und Tricks und teilen unsere Erfahrungen. Hör doch mal rein: https://www.deine-tierwelt.de/podcasts

„Pet-Talks mit Kiki &amp; Lisa“ war der erste Hunde-Podcast von DeineTierwelt, in dem unsere Hunde-Expertinnen alle zwei Wochen Tipps und Tricks für Zwei- und Vierbeiner mit Euch geteilt haben. In diesem Kanal erscheinen keine neuen Folgen mehr.

Mit „Pet-Talks: Hund – der Ratgeber-Podcast von DeineTierwelt“ informieren wir Dich aber weiterhin regelmäßig zu allen Themen rund um Deine Fellnase, geben Dir Tipps und Tricks und teilen unsere Erfahrungen. Hör doch mal rein: https://www.deine-tierwelt.de/podcasts

Pet-Talks mit Kiki & Lisa - der Hunde-Podcast von DeineTierwelt

Este programa abre la puerta al conocimiento de nuevos sabores, el placer del comer desde un punto de vista vegano.

Recetas veganas y trucos del mundo vegano, contadas por un vegano a un no vegano.

Este programa abre la puerta al conocimiento de nuevos sabores, el placer del comer desde un punto de vista vegano. Recetas veganas y trucos del mundo vegano, contadas por un vegano a un no vegano.

Saber Vegano

Focus On You,- the Full Time  Stay at Home Dog Mom, is a wonderfully brief weekly podcast where the focus is you; a Dog Mom with the dream of being at home. Working from home. Spending your day in the company of your best friend. Your dog (s)  To live your fullest life which includes creation and expression and of course, happiness. The ultimate goal. 

As a small business builder myself, and with experience in helping other regular people build their own wonderfully tiny business that provides them with a stable income doing something they enjoy doing, on their own schedule. 

Previously titled 'Focus on Your Small Business' this podcast was dedicated to the small business owner who is doing it alone. As a fellow Small Business owner, I knew the struggles. 

I encourage you to share your story, or struggles or wins or fails by leaving a message on the website dachia.com

Focus On You,- the Full Time Stay at Home Dog Mom, is a wonderfully brief weekly podcast where the focus is you; a Dog Mom with the dream of being at home. Working from home. Spending your day in the company of your best friend. Your dog (s) To live your fullest life which includes creation and expression and of course, happiness. The ultimate goal. As a small business builder myself, and with experience in helping other regular people build their own wonderfully tiny business that provides them with a stable income doing something they enjoy doing, on their own schedule. Previously titled 'Focus on Your Small Business' this podcast was dedicated to the small business owner who is doing it alone. As a fellow Small Business owner, I knew the struggles. I encourage you to share your story, or struggles or wins or fails by leaving a message on the website dachia.com

Focus On You: The Full Time Stay at Home Dog Mom

Weil wir wollen, dass dein Pferd dich wie verrückt liebt erfährst du hier alles über einen feinen und fairen Weg mit deinem Pferd. Wir zeigen dir, wie du lernen kannst dein Pferd besser zu verstehen und wir liefern dir alle Facts und Infos rund ums Pferd. Wir interviewen Pferdeexperten, geben Trainingstipps für Bodenarbeit mit Beziehungsfaktor, erklären alles rund ums feine und gesunde Reiten, erzählen mehr über natürliche und artgerechte Fütterung, gute Pferdehaltung und geben Inspiration für den deinen individuellen Weg zu einer echten Freundschaft mit deinem Pferd.

Pferdeflüsterei TO GO! Für Pferdemenschen mit Herz

Život se psem je víc než jen povinné procházky kolem bloku.&nbsp; Pes nám otevírá dveře k novým lidem, zážitkům i vlastnímu rozvoji. Vidíte to stejně? Pak je podcast Pejskárium právě pro vás!&nbsp; První český podcast o psech nabízí rozhovory o zdraví, výchově i každodenním soužití.&nbsp; Mým cílem je, aby se nám s našimi psy žilo aspoň o chlup líp.&nbsp; Najdete mě i na Instagramu jako @Pejskárium nebo na terka@pejskarium.cz.

Život se psem je víc než jen povinné procházky kolem bloku.  Pes nám otevírá dveře k novým lidem, zážitkům i vlastnímu rozvoji. Vidíte to stejně? Pak je podcast Pejskárium právě pro vás!  První český podcast o psech nabízí rozhovory o zdraví, výchově i každodenním soužití.  Mým cílem je, aby se nám s našimi psy žilo aspoň o chlup líp.  Najdete mě i na Instagramu jako @Pejskárium nebo na terka@pejskarium.cz.

Pejskárium

If you love to talk about your pet—and let’s be honest here, who amongst us doesn’t?!—you’ve come to the right place.

Sit. Stay. Share!

RISE for Wildlife is an audio program in a documentary style, designed to help those who rescue by providing information, support, and education.RISE for Wildlife is a production of Rise for Wildlife Inc. A nonprofit organization.

RISE for Wildlife

VET &amp; Pet Talk Videos &amp; Podcasts is for everyone who loves pets. We share handy Vet &amp; behaviourist approved tips for keeping your furry &amp; feathered friends happy and healthy, plus real stories from Vets and Vet Nurses about what life 'out the back' is really like. Whether you’re after advice, a laugh, or just curious about the world of animals, we're here to keep you  informed and up to date!  Check out our website <a href="https://vettalkonline.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://vettalkonline.com/ </a>

VET & Pet Talk Videos & Podcasts is for everyone who loves pets. We share handy Vet & behaviourist approved tips for keeping your furry & feathered friends happy and healthy, plus real stories from Vets and Vet Nurses about what life 'out the back' is really like.Whether you’re after advice, a laugh, or just curious about the world of animals, we're here to keep you informed and up to date! Check out our website https://vettalkonline.com/

VET &amp; Pet Talk Videos &amp; Podcasts is for everyone who loves pets. We share handy Vet &amp; behaviourist approved tips for keeping your furry &amp; feathered friends happy and healthy, plus real stories from Vets and Vet Nurses about what life 'out the back' is really like. Whether you’re after advice, a laugh, or just curious about the world of animals, we're here to keep you&nbsp; informed and up to date!&nbsp; Check out our website <a href="https://vettalkonline.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://vettalkonline.com/&nbsp;</a>

VETtalk Online Podcasts

Bolletje en Pluisje is een spannende podcastserie voor kinderen vanaf 3 jaar.

In dit verhaal reizen we met Pluisje mee die zich laat meevoeren door de wind. Hij komt in een donker bos terecht waar hij nog nooit geweest is. Terwijl Bolletje zich thuis afvraagt waar zijn vriendje blijft, gaat Pluisje op avontuur. Een heel spannend avontuur…

Deze podcast werd ingesproken door een grootvader met zijn kleindochter. Elke aflevering van Bolletje en Pluis heeft een dromerig of spannend liedje, gespeeld door echte muzikanten op allerlei instrumenten. 

Aan deze podcast hebben meegewerkt:  Hugo Koolschijn-verteller, Julia-Pluisje, Eric de Koning-tekst, Dimitri Versteegen-tekeningen, Hermine Deurloo-mondharmonica, Gert Wantenaar-accordeon, Fee Reynaert-zang, Menno Wolthers-toetsen, Emma Breedveld-viool, Mariël van den Bos-dwarsfluit, Thomas Welvaadt-trompet, Arno Bakker-sousafoon, Gerlieke Aartsen-hobo, Sarah Koolschijn-begeleiding, Muziekschool Amsterdam, Wim Bult-mastering liedjes, Frans de Rond-mastering podcast, Bas Fortgens-idee en muziek.

Bolletje en Pluisje is een spannende podcastserie voor kinderen vanaf 3 jaar. In dit verhaal reizen we met Pluisje mee die zich laat meevoeren door de wind. Hij komt in een donker bos terecht waar hij nog nooit geweest is. Terwijl Bolletje zich thuis afvraagt waar zijn vriendje blijft, gaat Pluisje op avontuur. Een heel spannend avontuur… Deze podcast werd ingesproken door een grootvader met zijn kleindochter. Elke aflevering van Bolletje en Pluis heeft een dromerig of spannend liedje, gespeeld door echte muzikanten op allerlei instrumenten. Aan deze podcast hebben meegewerkt: Hugo Koolschijn-verteller, Julia-Pluisje, Eric de Koning-tekst, Dimitri Versteegen-tekeningen, Hermine Deurloo-mondharmonica, Gert Wantenaar-accordeon, Fee Reynaert-zang, Menno Wolthers-toetsen, Emma Breedveld-viool, Mariël van den Bos-dwarsfluit, Thomas Welvaadt-trompet, Arno Bakker-sousafoon, Gerlieke Aartsen-hobo, Sarah Koolschijn-begeleiding, Muziekschool Amsterdam, Wim Bult-mastering liedjes, Frans de Rond-mastering podcast, Bas Fortgens-idee en muziek.

Bolletje en Pluisje is een spannende podcastserie voor kinderen vanaf 3 jaar.

In dit verhaal reizen we met Pluisje mee die zich laat meevoeren door de wind. Hij komt in een donker bos terecht waar hij nog nooit geweest is. Terwijl Bolletje zich thuis afvraagt waar zijn vriendje blijft, gaat Pluisje op avontuur. Een heel spannend avontuur…

Deze podcast werd ingesproken door een grootvader met zijn kleindochter. Elke aflevering van Bolletje en Pluis heeft een dromerig of spannend liedje, gespeeld door echte muzikanten op allerlei instrumenten. 

Aan deze podcast hebben meegewerkt:  Hugo Koolschijn-verteller, Julia-Pluisje, Eric de Koning-tekst, Dimitri Versteegen-tekeningen, Hermine Deurloo-mondharmonica, Gert Wantenaar-accordeon, Fee Reynaert-zang, Menno Wolthers-toetsen, Emma Breedveld-viool, Mariël van den Bos-dwarsfluit, Thomas Welvaadt-trompet, Arno Bakker-sousafoon, Gerlieke Aartsen-hobo, Sarah Koolschijn-begeleiding, Muziekschool Amsterdam, Wim Bult-mastering liedjes,&nbsp;Frans de Rond-mastering podcast, Bas Fortgens-idee en muziek.

Bolletje en Pluisje

Talking about all things aquarium related from the good to the parts that get hidden within the hobby and everything in between. 

This podcast is hosted by fish keeping enthusiast James, AKA (MR BRIGHTFRYED) 

Contact: aquariumpodcast@gmail.com

If you want to help support my channel/brand/mission then consider becoming a Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mrbrightfryed 

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU5VAc5XvyRK_KgRy_1jUvw

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mr_brightfryed/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/brightfryed

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mrbrightfryed

Talking about all things aquarium related from the good to the parts that get hidden within the hobby and everything in between. This podcast is hosted by fish keeping enthusiast James, AKA (MR BRIGHTFRYED) Contact: aquariumpodcast@gmail.com If you want to help support my channel/brand/mission then consider becoming a Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mrbrightfryed Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU5VAc5XvyRK_KgRy_1jUvw Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mr_brightfryed/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/brightfryed Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mrbrightfryed

The Aquarium Podcast (Mr Brightfryed)

DATC vous offre des contenus d'éducation canine basée sur des méthodes positives et scientifiques. Notre souhait est de déculpabiliser les humains et de leur offrir des ressources gratuites et sures.

DATC est l’une des seules entreprises sur le marché français à abordé l’éducation canine sous un prisme scientifique tout en restant bienveillant et pédagogique ! Nous proposons des formations en ligne pour les particuliers et les professionnels. Nous avons également co-créer la meilleure ceinture d'éducation canine, éthique et solidaire, et écrit 4 livres pédagogiques autour du chien.

DATC vous offre des contenus d'éducation canine basée sur des méthodes positives et scientifiques. Notre souhait est de déculpabiliser les humains et de leur offrir des ressources gratuites et sures. DATC est l’une des seules entreprises sur le marché français à abordé l’éducation canine sous un prisme scientifique tout en restant bienveillant et pédagogique ! Nous proposons des formations en ligne pour les particuliers et les professionnels. Nous avons également co-créer la meilleure ceinture d'éducation canine, éthique et solidaire, et écrit 4 livres pédagogiques autour du chien.

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