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This show explores all aspects of communication between people and dogs — whether they are K-9 partners in military work, purpose-bred and trained service dogs, competitors in dog sports, or pets — from a newly-adopted senior dog to a young puppy. The show’s philosophy is that dog training is people training: people need to understand dogs from the canine perspective so they can live and work together harmoniously. Tracie has numerous guests and co-hosts, including Carol Borden, the Founder/Director of Guardian Angels Medical Service Dogs, which are purpose-bred and trained working dogs. Many GOOD DOGS! shows originally featured three veteran trainers — Gayle Watkins, Lise Pratt and Marcy Burke — who bred agility performance Golden Retrievers. Theme song “My One Best Friend” by Jasmine Tea.

This show explores all aspects of communication between people and dogs — whether they are K-9 partners in military work, purpose-bred and trained service dogs, competitors in dog sports, or pets — from a newly-adopted senior dog to a young puppy. The show’s philosophy is that dog training is people training: people need to understand dogs from the canine perspective so they can live and work together harmoniously. Tracie has numerous guests and co-hosts, including Carol Borden, the Founder/Director of Guardian Angels Medical Service Dogs, which are purpose-bred and trained working dogs. Many GOOD DOGS! shows originally featured three veteran trainers — Gayle Watkins, Lise Pratt and Marcy Burke — who bred agility performance Golden Retrievers. Theme song “My One Best Friend” by Jasmine Tea.

Good Dogs! ™

Be a fly on the wall for insider advocate discussions, and learn what’s happening now around the globe in relation to animal welfare and climate change. Moreover, discover how non-profit organizations make decisions and actively contribute to legislative advancements worldwide.

NYK Politics

Join Kim Merritt, co-founder of Good Dog in a Box and Good Dog Pro, for a weekly podcast covering all things dog. Good Dog Nation will rotate topic themes including veterinary and health related topics, reward based dog training, service and therapy dog related issues, dog breeding and puppies, and dog bite prevention and safety topics. Airing weekly on Tuesdays at 12:00 EST. This podcast is also available as a video podcast on GoodDogPro.com and GoodDoginaBox.com.

Good Dog Nation

This show is designed to showcase the APBT, Bully Breeds & many of the issues surrounding ownership of them and the fight against BSL.

This show is designed to showcase the APBT, Bully Breeds &amp; many of the issues surrounding ownership of them and the fight against BSL.

Bully Talk Radio

Conozca más sobre las notas técnicas de Salud Animal de Alltech 

Encuéntrelas en https://www.alltech.com/es-mx/blog

Conozca más sobre las notas técnicas de Salud Animal de Alltech Encuéntrelas en https://www.alltech.com/es-mx/blog

ALLDIBLE | Notas técnicas de Alltech

Supervet Noel Fitzpatrick chats to a whole host of amazing guests, celebrating the joy & love animals bring to our lives.

Supervet Noel Fitzpatrick chats to a whole host of amazing guests, celebrating the joy &amp; love animals bring to our lives.

Animal People with Supervet Noel Fitzpatrick

Aprenderás a cuidar, amar y ser el mejor amigo o amiga de tu mascota.
Encontrarás info super padrísima e importante sobre casi todas las mascotas y resolver las dudas que tengas.

Aprenderás a cuidar, amar y ser el mejor amigo o amiga de tu mascota. Encontrarás info super padrísima e importante sobre casi todas las mascotas y resolver las dudas que tengas.

Chiny Canal

Mr Bear and Ms Auntie

The award-winning Talk2ThePaw podcast explores the challenges and joys of owning a dog in the 21st century. We examine common misconceptions, try to explain where they come from, and consider how we, as caregivers, could do better to improve the lives of our canine companions. We are one part dog lover, and one part dog nerd, and truly believe the key to a happy and contented pooch lies in learning to understand the messages your dog is trying to share with you. Talk2thePaw is an interactive podcast where listeners can submit questions or share a story celebrating our four-legged friends.

Talk2ThePaw

Seit 2010 begleite ich Menschen und ihre Tiere für ein besseres Miteinander und Verständnis. Ich spreche mental mit Tieren, arbeite mit Energie und gebe auch Seminare. In den nächsten Folgen hörst Du immer wieder was mich noch ausmacht . Viel Freude !
www.tiersprachrohr.de

Seit 2010 begleite ich Menschen und ihre Tiere für ein besseres Miteinander und Verständnis. Ich spreche mental mit Tieren, arbeite mit Energie und gebe auch Seminare. In den nächsten Folgen hörst Du immer wieder was mich noch ausmacht . Viel Freude ! www.tiersprachrohr.de

Sandra Malissek Tiersprachrohr / Tierkommunikation & mehr

Dogs, people, wellbeing, empowerment, gossip, life and a bit of everything else... with Lez Graham and her guests

Lez Graham's Time to Talk... with

Herzlich willkommen Hundefreunde! Wir sind edogs.de, der sicherste Hundemarkt Deutschlands und mit euch als Zuhörer wollen wir eine spannende Reise in die Hundewelt antreten.
Mit unserem Podcast "edogs - Dein Hunde Podcast" möchten wir über die spannende und vielfältige Welt der Hunde informieren. Julia Linke spricht mit interessanten Gästen aus verschiedensten Themengebieten der Hundewelt. Bei Fragen, Anregungen oder Themenwünsche freuen wir uns auf Deine Nachricht: podcast@edogs.de oder bei Instagram @edogs.de

Herzlich willkommen Hundefreunde! Wir sind edogs.de, der sicherste Hundemarkt Deutschlands und mit euch als Zuhörer wollen wir eine spannende Reise in die Hundewelt antreten. Mit unserem Podcast "edogs - Dein Hunde Podcast" möchten wir über die spannende und vielfältige Welt der Hunde informieren. Julia Linke spricht mit interessanten Gästen aus verschiedensten Themengebieten der Hundewelt. Bei Fragen, Anregungen oder Themenwünsche freuen wir uns auf Deine Nachricht: podcast@edogs.de oder bei Instagram @edogs.de

edogs - Dein Hunde Podcast

Wheatenterriers och allt annat som tillhör hundar och hundträning. Om du har frågor eller förslag på vad vi ska ta upp för ämnen i podden så kan du maila oss på wheatenpodden@gmail.com. Vi finns också på Facebook och Instagram.

Wheatenpodden

Hier erwarten dich spannende Themen über Hunde, Hundetraining, Erziehungstipps und Co. 

Renate Ploder teilt ihre Erfahrungen und Learnings als tierschutzqualifizierte Hundetrainerin und studierte Verhaltensbiologin, die dir und deinem Hund erfolgreich durch den Alltag helfen.

Hier erwarten dich spannende Themen über Hunde, Hundetraining, Erziehungstipps und Co. Renate Ploder teilt ihre Erfahrungen und Learnings als tierschutzqualifizierte Hundetrainerin und studierte Verhaltensbiologin, die dir und deinem Hund erfolgreich durch den Alltag helfen.

Wedeltalk | Dein Hunde-Podcast mit Wedelwerk

FECAVA Vet Chats are casual interviews with veterinarians across Europe with interesting stories to share by the Federation of Companion Animal Veterinary Associations.

FECAVA Vet Chat

Join Greater Vancouver Zoo's Calum &amp; Ashley for a Wild Conversation (Season 2). Covering all things wild, from conservation, natural events, animal behavior, and much more!

Join Greater Vancouver Zoo's Calum & Ashley for a Wild Conversation (Season 2). Covering all things wild, from conservation, natural events, animal behavior, and much more!

A Wild Conversation

Der Podcast führt mitten in den Alltag und hinter die Kulissen eines modernen Zoos: zu den über 5000 Tieren und den Menschen, die sie täglich pflegen, füttern, verarzten. Nicole Schnyder vom Kommunikationsteam des Zoo Zürich unterhält sich mit ihren Kolleginnen und Kollegen und hält das Mikrofon in weniger bekannte Bereiche des Zoos.
Der Podcast ist in Schweizerdeutsch und in Kooperation mit der audiobande.ch, Simon Meyer (Sounddesign) und Luki Fretz (Soundtrack), produziert.

Der Podcast startet in wenigen Tagen, abonnieren und keine Folge verpassen!

Der Podcast führt mitten in den Alltag und hinter die Kulissen eines modernen Zoos: zu den über 5000 Tieren und den Menschen, die sie täglich pflegen, füttern, verarzten. Nicole Schnyder vom Kommunikationsteam des Zoo Zürich unterhält sich mit ihren Kolleginnen und Kollegen und hält das Mikrofon in weniger bekannte Bereiche des Zoos. Der Podcast ist in Schweizerdeutsch und in Kooperation mit der audiobande.ch, Simon Meyer (Sounddesign) und Luki Fretz (Soundtrack), produziert. Der Podcast startet in wenigen Tagen, abonnieren und keine Folge verpassen!

Zoo Zürich Backstage

No programa cavalgando livres, nós discutimos formas para te ajudar a cavalgar livre, isso é, totalmente em liberdade - sem embocadura, sem cabeçada e sem sela!

HARAS STONE

April and her dachshund, Crusher, explore neighborhood streets, parks, fields, woodland trails, and lakeside beaches.

Crushcast

Conversations about the world's most commonly diagnosed infectious disease in horses. Expert insights and real-life experience for horse lovers and professionals as part of Strangles Awareness Week 3 - 9 May in the UK and worldwide. Seven episodes cover experience preventing and managing the disease from award-winning and Olympic Team farriers, expert vets, international horse transporters as well as equestrian event venue and yard managers. Strangles Awareness Week is a collaboration between between the British Horse Society, Intervacc, Keeping Britain’s Horses Healthy, Redwings Horse Sanctuary, Scotland’s Rural College’s Premium Assured Strangles Scheme (PASS), Surveillance of Equine Strangles (SES), The (Dick) Royal School of Veterinary Studies and World Horse Welfare. Podcast production by: @RedwingsHorseSanctuary. Find out more about strangles by visiting redwings.org.uk/strangles or speaking to your veterinary surgeon.

Strangles Awareness Week Podcast

Ho iniziato a familiarizzare con il paranormale, prima dei 7 anni, no non perché avessi una famiglia particolarmente interessata a queste cose, semplicemente perché quando guardavo il corridoio buio di casa, vedevo, con una certa frequenza, forme umane che transitavano In esso. Sono state esperienze che ho preferito tenere per me, perché temevo che non sarei stato compreso. Poi alcuni racconti di mia madre relativi a rumori, inspiegabili spostamenti d'aria con le finestre chiuse e altri eventi simili, hanno fatto crescere in me una curiosità importante. Qui il risultato ...

OLTRE IL VELO - Esploriamo l'ignoto senza paura, ma con rispetto

Natuurlijke Rijkunst gaat over mijn visie op de dressuur en paarden welzijn. Ook neem ik je mee in mijn leven met mijn paarden. Ik ben Linda Hofman, paardentrainer, coach, instructeur en bovenal eeuwige student. Meer info over mijzelf en mijn paarden kun je vinden op www.lindahofman.nl

Natuurlijke Rijkunst door Linda Hofman

Podcast canino enfocado a entender y disfrutar de los cuidados que necesitan las familias multiespecie.

Guedellas

Falls du dich für Tiere interessiert, dann bist du hier Genau richtig! In diesem Podcast erfährst Du mehr über die Tierwelt. In Jeder Folge erweitert sich dein Wissen über die Lebewesen! Viel Spaß beim Zuhören

Tierwelt Wissen

Petit Poisson deviendra Podcast (PPDP) raconte la vie des créatures aquatiques, de l'océan à la flaque d'eau, des banquises aux rivières, et même de celle de l'eau qui dort...


Marc Mortelmans, auteur deMécaniques du Vivant (https://bit.ly/France-Culture-MDV) sur France Culture, invite des naturalistes passionnés.
 
Cet hebdo d'environ 7 minutes sort chaque jeudi. 
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PPDP est un podcast de la famille Baleine sous Gravillon (https://baleinesousgravillon.com/liens-2). Les 3 autres sont Baleine sous Gravillon, Combats et Nomen.
_______ 


📖Si cet épisode t'a inteéressé.e, d'autres pépites t'attendent dans le livre de Marc Mortelmans, L'Origine des noms des espèces (https://www.fnac.com/a20666458/Marc-Mortelmans-Nomen-L-origine-des-noms-des-especes?oref=00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000&amp;Origin=SEA_GOOGLE_PLA_BOOKS&amp;esl-k=google-ads%7Cnx%7Cc%7Cm%7Ck%7Cp%7Ct%7Cdc%7Ca20111491090%7Cg20111491090&amp;gad_source=5&amp;gclid=EAIaIQobChMI9sz0t5-miAMVKj8GAB25USFcEAQYASABEgIVX_D_BwE&amp;gclsrc=aw.ds) (Ulmer 2024).


📖Marc est aussi l'auteur d'En finir avec les idées fausses sur le monde Vivant (https://www.fnac.com/a19314661/Marc-Mortelmans-En-finir-avec-les-idees-fausses-sur-le-monde-vivant) (Éditions de l'atelier 2024).
_______


Nous cherchons des partenaires, et nous proposons / animons des conférences dans les écoles et les universités, les entreprises et les institutions. 
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Tous les liens :
https://baleinesousgravillon.com/liens-2
_______ 


Contact :
Marc Mortelmans
06 52 49 13 71
marc@baleinesousgravillon.com
_______ 


Toutes les infos :
https://bit.ly/prez_PPDP_ecosyst_BSG 
Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Petit Poisson deviendra Podcast (PPDP) raconte la vie des créatures aquatiques, de l'océan à la flaque d'eau, des banquises aux rivières, et même de celle de l'eau qui dort... Marc Mortelmans, auteur deMécaniques du Vivant (https://bit.ly/France-Culture-MDV) sur France Culture, invite des naturalistes passionnés. Cet hebdo d'environ 7 minutes sort chaque jeudi. _______ PPDP est un podcast de la famille Baleine sous Gravillon (https://baleinesousgravillon.com/liens-2). Les 3 autres sont Baleine sous Gravillon, Combats et Nomen. _______ 📖Si cet épisode t'a inteéressé.e, d'autres pépites t'attendent dans le livre de Marc Mortelmans, L'Origine des noms des espèces (https://www.fnac.com/a20666458/Marc-Mortelmans-Nomen-L-origine-des-noms-des-especes?oref=00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000&Origin=SEA_GOOGLE_PLA_BOOKS&esl-k=google-ads%7Cnx%7Cc%7Cm%7Ck%7Cp%7Ct%7Cdc%7Ca20111491090%7Cg20111491090&gad_source=5&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI9sz0t5-miAMVKj8GAB25USFcEAQYASABEgIVX_D_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds) (Ulmer 2024). 📖Marc est aussi l'auteur d'En finir avec les idées fausses sur le monde Vivant (https://www.fnac.com/a19314661/Marc-Mortelmans-En-finir-avec-les-idees-fausses-sur-le-monde-vivant) (Éditions de l'atelier 2024). _______ Nous cherchons des partenaires, et nous proposons / animons des conférences dans les écoles et les universités, les entreprises et les institutions. _______ Tous les liens : https://baleinesousgravillon.com/liens-2 _______ Contact : Marc Mortelmans 06 52 49 13 71 marc@baleinesousgravillon.com _______ Toutes les infos : https://bit.ly/prez_PPDP_ecosyst_BSG Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Petit Poisson deviendra Podcast (PPDP) raconte la vie des créatures aquatiques, de l'océan à la flaque d'eau, des banquises aux rivières, et même de celle de l'eau qui dort...


Marc Mortelmans, auteur deMécaniques du Vivant (https://bit.ly/France-Culture-MDV) sur France Culture, invite des naturalistes passionnés.
&nbsp;
Cet hebdo d'environ 7 minutes sort chaque jeudi.&nbsp;
_______


PPDP est un podcast de la famille Baleine sous Gravillon (https://baleinesousgravillon.com/liens-2). Les 3 autres sont Baleine sous Gravillon, Combats et Nomen.
_______&nbsp;


📖Si cet épisode t'a inteéressé.e, d'autres pépites t'attendent dans le livre de Marc Mortelmans, L'Origine des noms des espèces (https://www.fnac.com/a20666458/Marc-Mortelmans-Nomen-L-origine-des-noms-des-especes?oref=00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000&amp;Origin=SEA_GOOGLE_PLA_BOOKS&amp;esl-k=google-ads%7Cnx%7Cc%7Cm%7Ck%7Cp%7Ct%7Cdc%7Ca20111491090%7Cg20111491090&amp;gad_source=5&amp;gclid=EAIaIQobChMI9sz0t5-miAMVKj8GAB25USFcEAQYASABEgIVX_D_BwE&amp;gclsrc=aw.ds) (Ulmer 2024).


📖Marc est aussi l'auteur d'En finir avec les idées fausses sur le monde Vivant (https://www.fnac.com/a19314661/Marc-Mortelmans-En-finir-avec-les-idees-fausses-sur-le-monde-vivant) (Éditions de l'atelier 2024).
_______


Nous cherchons des partenaires, et nous proposons / animons des conférences dans les écoles et les universités, les entreprises et les institutions.&nbsp;
_______&nbsp;


Tous les liens :
https://baleinesousgravillon.com/liens-2
_______&nbsp;


Contact :
Marc Mortelmans
06 52 49 13 71
marc@baleinesousgravillon.com
_______&nbsp;


Toutes les infos :
https://bit.ly/prez_PPDP_ecosyst_BSG&nbsp;
Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Petit Poisson deviendra Podcast

Jessica e Iván tienen toda la información acerca de perros y gatos: historias, trucos, tips, datos curiosos y mucho más.

Perros Y Gatos

Über 15 Millionen Katzen dürfen ein deutsches Zuhause als ihr Revier und ihren Herrschaftssitz bezeichnen und regieren mit einer wunderbaren Mischung aus Lässigkeit, Ignoranz, Engstirnigkeit und ganz viel Liebe über ihre Besitzer.

Katzenliebhaber werden ein Lied davon singen können und wissen: Ein Leben ohne Katze ist möglich, aber sinnlos.

Auch nicht für Sabrina Ziegler und Clemens Benke, die mit Nelson, Püppi und Lui drei ganz besondere Herrschaften in ihrem Zuhause haben. Die beiden sind zwei Katzenbesitzer, die sich selbst nicht zu ernst nehmen. Es bleibt ihnen auch nichts anderes übrig, denn sie sind schlichtweg im Auftrag ihrer Majestäten unterwegs. 

Hört jetzt rein in den neuen Katzen-Podcast! Die neuen Folgen bekommt ihr immer alle zwei Wochen samstags mit prominenten Katzenbesitzern, Expertenwissen rund um die Stubentiger und ganz viel Lachen, Lästern und Liebhaben der Katzen und Kater da draußen! Jetzt überall, wo es Podcasts gibt!

  +++ Melde dich direkt hier für unseren brandneuen Newsletter an!+++

Über 15 Millionen Katzen dürfen ein deutsches Zuhause als ihr Revier und ihren Herrschaftssitz bezeichnen und regieren mit einer wunderbaren Mischung aus Lässigkeit, Ignoranz, Engstirnigkeit und ganz viel Liebe über ihre Besitzer. Katzenliebhaber werden ein Lied davon singen können und wissen: Ein Leben ohne Katze ist möglich, aber sinnlos. Auch nicht für Sabrina Ziegler und Clemens Benke, die mit Nelson, Püppi und Lui drei ganz besondere Herrschaften in ihrem Zuhause haben. Die beiden sind zwei Katzenbesitzer, die sich selbst nicht zu ernst nehmen. Es bleibt ihnen auch nichts anderes übrig, denn sie sind schlichtweg im Auftrag ihrer Majestäten unterwegs. Hört jetzt rein in den neuen Katzen-Podcast! Die neuen Folgen bekommt ihr immer alle zwei Wochen samstags mit prominenten Katzenbesitzern, Expertenwissen rund um die Stubentiger und ganz viel Lachen, Lästern und Liebhaben der Katzen und Kater da draußen! Jetzt überall, wo es Podcasts gibt! +++ Melde dich direkt hier für unseren brandneuen Newsletter an!+++

Über 15 Millionen Katzen dürfen ein deutsches Zuhause als ihr Revier und ihren Herrschaftssitz bezeichnen und regieren mit einer wunderbaren Mischung aus Lässigkeit, Ignoranz, Engstirnigkeit und ganz viel Liebe über ihre Besitzer.

Katzenliebhaber werden ein Lied davon singen können und wissen: Ein Leben ohne Katze ist möglich, aber sinnlos.

Auch nicht für Sabrina Ziegler und Clemens Benke, die mit Nelson, Püppi und Lui drei ganz besondere Herrschaften in ihrem Zuhause haben. Die beiden sind zwei Katzenbesitzer, die sich selbst nicht zu ernst nehmen. Es bleibt ihnen auch nichts anderes übrig, denn sie sind schlichtweg im Auftrag ihrer Majestäten unterwegs. 

Hört jetzt rein in den neuen Katzen-Podcast! Die neuen Folgen bekommt ihr immer alle zwei Wochen samstags mit prominenten Katzenbesitzern, Expertenwissen rund um die Stubentiger und ganz viel Lachen, Lästern und Liebhaben der Katzen und Kater da draußen! Jetzt überall, wo es Podcasts gibt!

&nbsp; +++ Melde dich direkt hier für unseren brandneuen Newsletter an!+++

Alles für die Katz | Der Katzen-Podcast

El Podcast hecho por Animal Trainers para Animal Trainers en el que te Compartimos Tips, Entrevistas, Herramientas y Todo Aquello que Contribuya a Incrementar tus Conocimientos y Habilidades  en tus Programas de Entrenamiento Animal.

El Podcast hecho por Animal Trainers para Animal Trainers en el que te Compartimos Tips, Entrevistas, Herramientas y Todo Aquello que Contribuya a Incrementar tus Conocimientos y Habilidades en tus Programas de Entrenamiento Animal.

Condicionamiento Animal Con Fernando Mendoza

The Backyard Chicken: Unassuming Familiars of the Modern Homestead (A Narration) In countless backyards and modest homesteads across this verdant planet, one of nature's most humble yet enormously impactful feathered creatures resides quite literally in our midst. The domestic chicken—an unassuming, easily overlooked companion whose innate behavioral patterns and sheer omnipresence have forged profound, inextricable linkages with the human species for thousands upon thousands of years. To the casual observer, these clucking, scratching fowl from the Gallus genus may appear as little more than rather plain, readily available avian livestock. Mere drab commodities reliably supplying that morning's breakfast eggs before retreating back to the unremarkable background of their backyard haunts. But make no mistake—these familiar barnyard birds exhibit a complexity of spirit, social dynamics, and symbiotic relationships with we humans that demands much deeper exploration and appreciation. I've had the tremendous fortune to observe domestic chickens and their endlessly fascinating daily routines up close in environments ranging from the well-tended hobby farms of Europe and Asia to the most remote agrarian villages in Africa and South America. And I can attest without hyperbole that there is wondrous and profound wisdom to unearth in even the simplest chicken run and coop. Let's start our avian immersion by focusing on one of the domestic chicken's most intriguing evolutionary traits—its deeply ingrained behavioral patterning. For the ubiquitous Gallus gallus domesticus in all its myriad feathered breeds and plumage configurations instinctively replicates the self-same daily routines of its wild progenitor, the incredibly resilient jungle fowl of southeast Asia. Without exception, when allowed to flourish freely outside restrictive confinement, every domestic chicken variety exhibits precise daily cycles revolving around performing soil scratching forage rituals interspersed with immaculate preening and dust bathing.  Come mid-morning, you'll invariably find every member of a healthy chicken flock busily scratching and tilling about their territory, wings outstretched in sweeping motions as they meticulously cultivate the soil in search of protein-rich insects, larvae, sprouting seeds and other nutritious earthly morsels denied to more domesticated farm poultry. The scratching frequency and collective surface area impacted by their vigorous excavations is simply astonishing for such relatively small feathered creatures to accomplish. Far from mere idle distraction, these scratching behaviors actively unlock and aerate the precious topsoils of their home environments, while redistributing concentrated nutrients more evenly across the land. Chickens possess an uncanny wisdom passed down from their genetic forebears for perpetuating these soil enrichment services with every deft scratch, peck, and vigorous raking of their honed feet. This innate fertile intelligence also extends to the doting excavation of luxurious dust bathing holes the chickens devotedly craft and tend to throughout the day. These moisture-retaining depressions don't merely serve as hyper-efficient full body grooming stations. Their unique mineral compositions provide life-sustaining nutritive augmentation for the birds in the form of essential micronutrients and probiotics. Recent research indicates domestic chickens will preferentially harvest sites displaying the most abundant deposits of bio-available calcium and magnesium for their meticulously maintained dust baths. Much as the wild fowl species that preceded them, today's backyard chickens are inherently drawn to creating advantageous, symbiotic growing environments everywhere their feathered dispositions become imprinted. Flawed indeed are those who would dismiss their scratching and dustings as idle annoyances—when they are so clearly imparted genetic programming for perpetuating the healthy biosystems and fertile soils on which all terrestrial vitality depends. But the chickens' symbiosis with the green world extends far beyond mere soil enrichment. As their unceasing scratching and pecking excavations unearth all manner of insects, grubs, and tiny invertebrates, domestic chickens assume a vital role as one of nature's most efficient pest regulation squads and waste recyclers. Whether ravenously gobbling up wood lice, termites, mosquito larvae or devouring even litter-scavenged mice and rats, these birds' sustained appetites for animal protein serve as an invaluable and perpetual form of organic biological control for every farm or homestead. So effective are backyard chickens at scavenging grubs and insects that studies have shown their dedicated foraging in orchards and gardens can potentially reduce pest populations by an astounding ninety percent or more without any chemical intervention. Homesteaders with quality flocks ranging freely across their backyard crops regularly boast of bountiful harvests enjoyed without needing toxic pesticides or herbicides sprayed whatsoever.  As backyard chickens undergo their daylong scratching and pecking rituals with industrious vigor, their behavior simultaneously aerates and amends the soil with plant-nourishing droppings transformed into top-grade natural fertilizer. On properties that allow their flocks to rotate across growing areas, the birds'innate abilities churn up weeds and till new planting beds in preparation for fresh garden rows while depositing this ideal fertilizer in abundant dispersals.    Acre by acre, chickens' constant soil turnover activities lay the groundwork for lush, healthy polycultures to blossom and thrive without any synthetic inputs whatsoever. Intelligent homesteaders and smallholders will frequently rotate their coops between various garden beds in phases—allowing the chickens to first work fresh areas before reaping the nutrient bounties provided by the birds' manure augmentations. This elegant, closed-loop dance of symbiotic energy transformation and waste recycling reflects remarkably sustainable, holistic methods for regenerating lands too quickly depleted by modern industrialized agriculture. As chickens and their human caregivers work together through these natural processes, both species' nutritional and economic needs are met while the vitality of surrounding biosystems are continually renewed, rather than degraded and compromised as occurs under conventional farming techniques. Of course, as invaluable as the chicken's soil rejuvenation services may be, the most commonly celebrated benefits these humble fowl provide remains the unparalleled food source their meat and eggs represent for sustaining human communities worldwide. The domestic chicken, you see, stands as one of our longest serving and most prolific livestock contributors of fresh, protein-dense calories suitable for nourishing people of all ages, lifestyles, and cultural traditions. A quality flock of hens can reliably supply dozens of energy-rich eggs daily year-round regardless of season or climate, complemented by ample poultry meat harvests of meat birds culled at their prime. And all with relatively paltry amounts of feed and basic sheltering inputs required when compared to other domestic livestock counterparts. With a fittingly matronly presence in their daily rounds across the backyard landscape, clucking and nurturing all within their well-tended flocks, high-producing chicken hens model an incredible selfless fertility and fecundity. Even the most novice smallholder can simply gape in awestruck wonder as each hen dedicates her being to channeling nature's boundless regenerative powers into a perpetual stream of dense protein- and nutrient-rich egg after egg—upwards of three hundred over an annual cycle in some cases—without ever requiring our intervention beyond providing basic feed and sheltering.  Roosters of course bring an equally celebratory dynamism to the flock, their colorful ornamental crowns and proud proclamations resonating with a profoundly vital masculine virility that simultaneously signals territorial dominance while doting with vigilant protectiveness over each and every member of their feathery harem. We humans may claim superiority of sentient thought above these seemingly dull avian behaviors, but roosters and their hens simply live the primal truths of reproductive potency and shared community provisioning exquisitely with each cycle of egg generation and chick nurturance.  While chickens may lack the colorful iridescent plumages of more flamboyant avian relatives like pheasants or peacocks, their societal structures and perpetuation of generational succession rituals more than compensate with intricately choreographed behavioral repertoires passed across countless generations. Flocks constantly display layers of nuanced communication and hierarchical reinforcement—as brash young brood cockerels jockey for harem supremacy through spirited dust-ups and feather displays while seasoned broody hens assume nurturing roles in meticulously molding their offspring for the continuity of their culture. To the keenly observant eye attentive to the flows of energy animating nature's grandest and most finely detailed expressions, the humble backyard flock reveals itself as pure, unapologetic life personified with all its humor, drama, territorial squabbles and courtship rituals elevated to high avian theater. The endless chicken games of musical chairs over prized dust bathing holes, their ritualized chasing and pecking orders administered to impertinent broods with disciplinary impartiality. And of course the audible operatic bravado as dominant roosters serenade the dawn from on high—each soul-stirring cock-a-doodle-doo ringing out as a triumphant anthem to the resilient vital energies that birth new eras with each daily unfolding no matter what challenges or obstacles might buffet their flock. Despite their ubiquity

The Backyard Chicken: Unassuming Familiars of the Modern Homestead (A Narration) In countless backyards and modest homesteads across this verdant planet, one of nature's most humble yet enormously impactful feathered creatures resides quite literally in our midst. The domestic chicken—an unassuming, easily overlooked companion whose innate behavioral patterns and sheer omnipresence have forged profound, inextricable linkages with the human species for thousands upon thousands of years. To the casual observer, these clucking, scratching fowl from the Gallus genus may appear as little more than rather plain, readily available avian livestock. Mere drab commodities reliably supplying that morning's breakfast eggs before retreating back to the unremarkable background of their backyard haunts. But make no mistake—these familiar barnyard birds exhibit a complexity of spirit, social dynamics, and symbiotic relationships with we humans that demands much deeper exploration and appreciation. I've had the tremendous fortune to observe domestic chickens and their endlessly fascinating daily routines up close in environments ranging from the well-tended hobby farms of Europe and Asia to the most remote agrarian villages in Africa and South America. And I can attest without hyperbole that there is wondrous and profound wisdom to unearth in even the simplest chicken run and coop. Let's start our avian immersion by focusing on one of the domestic chicken's most intriguing evolutionary traits—its deeply ingrained behavioral patterning. For the ubiquitous Gallus gallus domesticus in all its myriad feathered breeds and plumage configurations instinctively replicates the self-same daily routines of its wild progenitor, the incredibly resilient jungle fowl of southeast Asia. Without exception, when allowed to flourish freely outside restrictive confinement, every domestic chicken variety exhibits precise daily cycles revolving around performing soil scratching forage rituals interspersed with immaculate preening and dust bathing. Come mid-morning, you'll invariably find every member of a healthy chicken flock busily scratching and tilling about their territory, wings outstretched in sweeping motions as they meticulously cultivate the soil in search of protein-rich insects, larvae, sprouting seeds and other nutritious earthly morsels denied to more domesticated farm poultry. The scratching frequency and collective surface area impacted by their vigorous excavations is simply astonishing for such relatively small feathered creatures to accomplish. Far from mere idle distraction, these scratching behaviors actively unlock and aerate the precious topsoils of their home environments, while redistributing concentrated nutrients more evenly across the land. Chickens possess an uncanny wisdom passed down from their genetic forebears for perpetuating these soil enrichment services with every deft scratch, peck, and vigorous raking of their honed feet. This innate fertile intelligence also extends to the doting excavation of luxurious dust bathing holes the chickens devotedly craft and tend to throughout the day. These moisture-retaining depressions don't merely serve as hyper-efficient full body grooming stations. Their unique mineral compositions provide life-sustaining nutritive augmentation for the birds in the form of essential micronutrients and probiotics. Recent research indicates domestic chickens will preferentially harvest sites displaying the most abundant deposits of bio-available calcium and magnesium for their meticulously maintained dust baths. Much as the wild fowl species that preceded them, today's backyard chickens are inherently drawn to creating advantageous, symbiotic growing environments everywhere their feathered dispositions become imprinted. Flawed indeed are those who would dismiss their scratching and dustings as idle annoyances—when they are so clearly imparted genetic programming for perpetuating the healthy biosystems and fertile soils on which all terrestrial vitality depends. But the chickens' symbiosis with the green world extends far beyond mere soil enrichment. As their unceasing scratching and pecking excavations unearth all manner of insects, grubs, and tiny invertebrates, domestic chickens assume a vital role as one of nature's most efficient pest regulation squads and waste recyclers. Whether ravenously gobbling up wood lice, termites, mosquito larvae or devouring even litter-scavenged mice and rats, these birds' sustained appetites for animal protein serve as an invaluable and perpetual form of organic biological control for every farm or homestead. So effective are backyard chickens at scavenging grubs and insects that studies have shown their dedicated foraging in orchards and gardens can potentially reduce pest populations by an astounding ninety percent or more without any chemical intervention. Homesteaders with quality flocks ranging freely across their backyard crops regularly boast of bountiful harvests enjoyed without needing toxic pesticides or herbicides sprayed whatsoever. As backyard chickens undergo their daylong scratching and pecking rituals with industrious vigor, their behavior simultaneously aerates and amends the soil with plant-nourishing droppings transformed into top-grade natural fertilizer. On properties that allow their flocks to rotate across growing areas, the birds'innate abilities churn up weeds and till new planting beds in preparation for fresh garden rows while depositing this ideal fertilizer in abundant dispersals. Acre by acre, chickens' constant soil turnover activities lay the groundwork for lush, healthy polycultures to blossom and thrive without any synthetic inputs whatsoever. Intelligent homesteaders and smallholders will frequently rotate their coops between various garden beds in phases—allowing the chickens to first work fresh areas before reaping the nutrient bounties provided by the birds' manure augmentations. This elegant, closed-loop dance of symbiotic energy transformation and waste recycling reflects remarkably sustainable, holistic methods for regenerating lands too quickly depleted by modern industrialized agriculture. As chickens and their human caregivers work together through these natural processes, both species' nutritional and economic needs are met while the vitality of surrounding biosystems are continually renewed, rather than degraded and compromised as occurs under conventional farming techniques. Of course, as invaluable as the chicken's soil rejuvenation services may be, the most commonly celebrated benefits these humble fowl provide remains the unparalleled food source their meat and eggs represent for sustaining human communities worldwide. The domestic chicken, you see, stands as one of our longest serving and most prolific livestock contributors of fresh, protein-dense calories suitable for nourishing people of all ages, lifestyles, and cultural traditions. A quality flock of hens can reliably supply dozens of energy-rich eggs daily year-round regardless of season or climate, complemented by ample poultry meat harvests of meat birds culled at their prime. And all with relatively paltry amounts of feed and basic sheltering inputs required when compared to other domestic livestock counterparts. With a fittingly matronly presence in their daily rounds across the backyard landscape, clucking and nurturing all within their well-tended flocks, high-producing chicken hens model an incredible selfless fertility and fecundity. Even the most novice smallholder can simply gape in awestruck wonder as each hen dedicates her being to channeling nature's boundless regenerative powers into a perpetual stream of dense protein- and nutrient-rich egg after egg—upwards of three hundred over an annual cycle in some cases—without ever requiring our intervention beyond providing basic feed and sheltering. Roosters of course bring an equally celebratory dynamism to the flock, their colorful ornamental crowns and proud proclamations resonating with a profoundly vital masculine virility that simultaneously signals territorial dominance while doting with vigilant protectiveness over each and every member of their feathery harem. We humans may claim superiority of sentient thought above these seemingly dull avian behaviors, but roosters and their hens simply live the primal truths of reproductive potency and shared community provisioning exquisitely with each cycle of egg generation and chick nurturance. While chickens may lack the colorful iridescent plumages of more flamboyant avian relatives like pheasants or peacocks, their societal structures and perpetuation of generational succession rituals more than compensate with intricately choreographed behavioral repertoires passed across countless generations. Flocks constantly display layers of nuanced communication and hierarchical reinforcement—as brash young brood cockerels jockey for harem supremacy through spirited dust-ups and feather displays while seasoned broody hens assume nurturing roles in meticulously molding their offspring for the continuity of their culture. To the keenly observant eye attentive to the flows of energy animating nature's grandest and most finely detailed expressions, the humble backyard flock reveals itself as pure, unapologetic life personified with all its humor, drama, territorial squabbles and courtship rituals elevated to high avian theater. The endless chicken games of musical chairs over prized dust bathing holes, their ritualized chasing and pecking orders administered to impertinent broods with disciplinary impartiality. And of course the audible operatic bravado as dominant roosters serenade the dawn from on high—each soul-stirring cock-a-doodle-doo ringing out as a triumphant anthem to the resilient vital energies that birth new eras with each daily unfolding no matter what challenges or obstacles might buffet their flock. Despite their ubiquity

The Backyard Chicken: Unassuming Familiars of the Modern Homestead (A Narration) In countless backyards and modest homesteads across this verdant planet, one of nature's most humble yet enormously impactful feathered creatures resides quite literally in our midst. The domestic chicken—an unassuming, easily overlooked companion whose innate behavioral patterns and sheer omnipresence have forged profound, inextricable linkages with the human species for thousands upon thousands of years. To the casual observer, these clucking, scratching fowl from the Gallus genus may appear as little more than rather plain, readily available avian livestock. Mere drab commodities reliably supplying that morning's breakfast eggs before retreating back to the unremarkable background of their backyard haunts. But make no mistake—these familiar barnyard birds exhibit a complexity of spirit, social dynamics, and symbiotic relationships with we humans that demands much deeper exploration and appreciation. I've had the tremendous fortune to observe domestic chickens and their endlessly fascinating daily routines up close in environments ranging from the well-tended hobby farms of Europe and Asia to the most remote agrarian villages in Africa and South America. And I can attest without hyperbole that there is wondrous and profound wisdom to unearth in even the simplest chicken run and coop. Let's start our avian immersion by focusing on one of the domestic chicken's most intriguing evolutionary traits—its deeply ingrained behavioral patterning. For the ubiquitous Gallus gallus domesticus in all its myriad feathered breeds and plumage configurations instinctively replicates the self-same daily routines of its wild progenitor, the incredibly resilient jungle fowl of southeast Asia. Without exception, when allowed to flourish freely outside restrictive confinement, every domestic chicken variety exhibits precise daily cycles revolving around performing soil scratching forage rituals interspersed with immaculate preening and dust bathing.&nbsp; Come mid-morning, you'll invariably find every member of a healthy chicken flock busily scratching and tilling about their territory, wings outstretched in sweeping motions as they meticulously cultivate the soil in search of protein-rich insects, larvae, sprouting seeds and other nutritious earthly morsels denied to more domesticated farm poultry. The scratching frequency and collective surface area impacted by their vigorous excavations is simply astonishing for such relatively small feathered creatures to accomplish. Far from mere idle distraction, these scratching behaviors actively unlock and aerate the precious topsoils of their home environments, while redistributing concentrated nutrients more evenly across the land. Chickens possess an uncanny wisdom passed down from their genetic forebears for perpetuating these soil enrichment services with every deft scratch, peck, and vigorous raking of their honed feet. This innate fertile intelligence also extends to the doting excavation of luxurious dust bathing holes the chickens devotedly craft and tend to throughout the day. These moisture-retaining depressions don't merely serve as hyper-efficient full body grooming stations. Their unique mineral compositions provide life-sustaining nutritive augmentation for the birds in the form of essential micronutrients and probiotics. Recent research indicates domestic chickens will preferentially harvest sites displaying the most abundant deposits of bio-available calcium and magnesium for their meticulously maintained dust baths. Much as the wild fowl species that preceded them, today's backyard chickens are inherently drawn to creating advantageous, symbiotic growing environments everywhere their feathered dispositions become imprinted. Flawed indeed are those who would dismiss their scratching and dustings as idle annoyances—when they are so clearly imparted genetic programming for perpetuating the healthy biosystems and fertile soils on which all terrestrial vitality depends. But the chickens' symbiosis with the green world extends far beyond mere soil enrichment. As their unceasing scratching and pecking excavations unearth all manner of insects, grubs, and tiny invertebrates, domestic chickens assume a vital role as one of nature's most efficient pest regulation squads and waste recyclers. Whether ravenously gobbling up wood lice, termites, mosquito larvae or devouring even litter-scavenged mice and rats, these birds' sustained appetites for animal protein serve as an invaluable and perpetual form of organic biological control for every farm or homestead. So effective are backyard chickens at scavenging grubs and insects that studies have shown their dedicated foraging in orchards and gardens can potentially reduce pest populations by an astounding ninety percent or more without any chemical intervention. Homesteaders with quality flocks ranging freely across their backyard crops regularly boast of bountiful harvests enjoyed without needing toxic pesticides or herbicides sprayed whatsoever.&nbsp; As backyard chickens undergo their daylong scratching and pecking rituals with industrious vigor, their behavior simultaneously aerates and amends the soil with plant-nourishing droppings transformed into top-grade natural fertilizer. On properties that allow their flocks to rotate across growing areas, the birds'innate abilities churn up weeds and till new planting beds in preparation for fresh garden rows while depositing this ideal fertilizer in abundant dispersals.&nbsp; &nbsp; Acre by acre, chickens' constant soil turnover activities lay the groundwork for lush, healthy polycultures to blossom and thrive without any synthetic inputs whatsoever. Intelligent homesteaders and smallholders will frequently rotate their coops between various garden beds in phases—allowing the chickens to first work fresh areas before reaping the nutrient bounties provided by the birds' manure augmentations. This elegant, closed-loop dance of symbiotic energy transformation and waste recycling reflects remarkably sustainable, holistic methods for regenerating lands too quickly depleted by modern industrialized agriculture. As chickens and their human caregivers work together through these natural processes, both species' nutritional and economic needs are met while the vitality of surrounding biosystems are continually renewed, rather than degraded and compromised as occurs under conventional farming techniques. Of course, as invaluable as the chicken's soil rejuvenation services may be, the most commonly celebrated benefits these humble fowl provide remains the unparalleled food source their meat and eggs represent for sustaining human communities worldwide. The domestic chicken, you see, stands as one of our longest serving and most prolific livestock contributors of fresh, protein-dense calories suitable for nourishing people of all ages, lifestyles, and cultural traditions. A quality flock of hens can reliably supply dozens of energy-rich eggs daily year-round regardless of season or climate, complemented by ample poultry meat harvests of meat birds culled at their prime. And all with relatively paltry amounts of feed and basic sheltering inputs required when compared to other domestic livestock counterparts. With a fittingly matronly presence in their daily rounds across the backyard landscape, clucking and nurturing all within their well-tended flocks, high-producing chicken hens model an incredible selfless fertility and fecundity. Even the most novice smallholder can simply gape in awestruck wonder as each hen dedicates her being to channeling nature's boundless regenerative powers into a perpetual stream of dense protein- and nutrient-rich egg after egg—upwards of three hundred over an annual cycle in some cases—without ever requiring our intervention beyond providing basic feed and sheltering.&nbsp; Roosters of course bring an equally celebratory dynamism to the flock, their colorful ornamental crowns and proud proclamations resonating with a profoundly vital masculine virility that simultaneously signals territorial dominance while doting with vigilant protectiveness over each and every member of their feathery harem. We humans may claim superiority of sentient thought above these seemingly dull avian behaviors, but roosters and their hens simply live the primal truths of reproductive potency and shared community provisioning exquisitely with each cycle of egg generation and chick nurturance.&nbsp; While chickens may lack the colorful iridescent plumages of more flamboyant avian relatives like pheasants or peacocks, their societal structures and perpetuation of generational succession rituals more than compensate with intricately choreographed behavioral repertoires passed across countless generations. Flocks constantly display layers of nuanced communication and hierarchical reinforcement—as brash young brood cockerels jockey for harem supremacy through spirited dust-ups and feather displays while seasoned broody hens assume nurturing roles in meticulously molding their offspring for the continuity of their culture. To the keenly observant eye attentive to the flows of energy animating nature's grandest and most finely detailed expressions, the humble backyard flock reveals itself as pure, unapologetic life personified with all its humor, drama, territorial squabbles and courtship rituals elevated to high avian theater. The endless chicken games of musical chairs over prized dust bathing holes, their ritualized chasing and pecking orders administered to impertinent broods with disciplinary impartiality. And of course the audible operatic bravado as dominant roosters serenade the dawn from on high—each soul-stirring cock-a-doodle-doo ringing out as a triumphant anthem to the resilient vital energies that birth new eras with each daily unfolding no matter what challenges or obstacles might buffet their flock. Despite their ubiquity

Chickens! Feathered Friends: A Guide to Your Backyard Egg-layers

Do you want to learn more about animals, but don't want to spend hours searching the web and reading endless pages of information? Join Seriana, the lifelong animal lover and fact guru, every other Friday as she discusses various animals around the world and shares interesting facts about them! If you love learning about animals, have an interest in working with them, or were looking for a new podcast to listen to then this is for you.&nbsp;

Do you want to learn more about animals, but don't want to spend hours searching the web and reading endless pages of information? Join Seriana, the lifelong animal lover and fact guru, every other Friday as she discusses various animals around the world and shares interesting facts about them! If you love learning about animals, have an interest in working with them, or were looking for a new podcast to listen to then this is for you. 

Wildlife Wonders

&nbsp;"Heimatlos - Geschichten, die bewegen" Im SUST-Jubiläumsjahr 2025 taucht Susy Utzinger in ihrem monatlichen Podcast gemeinsam mit prominenten Gästen und inspirierenden Persönlichkeiten aus Tierschutz, Politik, Journalismus und mehr in die tief bewegenden Geschichten ihres Buches «Heimatlos» ein. Die Gäste lesen die Passagen vor, die sie am meisten berühren, und sprechen mit Susy über die Hintergründe: Welche persönlichen Erlebnisse verbergen sich hinter den Worten?HörerInnen erwarten Einblicke in die Motivationen, Zweifel und Herausforderungen im Leben und Wirken von Susy und ihren Gästen – und erfahren, was wahre Nachhaltigkeit im Tierschutz ausmacht. Am Ende jeder Episode sorgt eine unerwartete Frage abseits des Tierschutzes für eine Prise Leichtigkeit im Gespräch, überraschende Momente und den einen oder anderen Schmunzler.

 "Heimatlos - Geschichten, die bewegen" Im SUST-Jubiläumsjahr 2025 taucht Susy Utzinger in ihrem monatlichen Podcast gemeinsam mit prominenten Gästen und inspirierenden Persönlichkeiten aus Tierschutz, Politik, Journalismus und mehr in die tief bewegenden Geschichten ihres Buches «Heimatlos» ein. Die Gäste lesen die Passagen vor, die sie am meisten berühren, und sprechen mit Susy über die Hintergründe: Welche persönlichen Erlebnisse verbergen sich hinter den Worten? HörerInnen erwarten Einblicke in die Motivationen, Zweifel und Herausforderungen im Leben und Wirken von Susy und ihren Gästen – und erfahren, was wahre Nachhaltigkeit im Tierschutz ausmacht. Am Ende jeder Episode sorgt eine unerwartete Frage abseits des Tierschutzes für eine Prise Leichtigkeit im Gespräch, überraschende Momente und den einen oder anderen Schmunzler.

«Heimatlos» - Der Podcast zum Buch von Tierschützerin Susy Utzinger

A podcast focused on Pet Care and Animal Health

Petworking

Renegats és el podcast oficial de l’associació i refugi animalista La Caseta dels Gats. Al nostre programa tractarem tot allò referent al món felí des d’una perspectiva transversal, tarragonina i una mica gamberra. Del dia a dia d’un refugi animalista fins al rol dels gats a l’Edat Mitjana, volem compartir amb vosaltres la passió i fascinació pels nostres companys peluts i la dura realitat a la qual s’enfronten les comunitats felines del carrer.  Renegats està presentat per l’Iria i el Jandro, dos voluntaris experimentats de La Caseta dels Gats. A cada programa comptarem amb un convidat relacionat amb la temàtica tractada: Veterinàries, altres voluntàries del refugi, etc. També gaudirem amb la inestimable col·laboració de la fanzinera i experta medievalista Femina Verbipotens.  Esperem que et converteixis en part de Renegats. A més d’escoltar-nos i aprendre amb nosaltres, també volem que hi participis dient la teva.

Renegats és el podcast oficial de l’associació i refugi animalista La Caseta dels Gats. Al nostre programa tractarem tot allò referent al món felí des d’una perspectiva transversal, tarragonina i una mica gamberra. Del dia a dia d’un refugi animalista fins al rol dels gats a l’Edat Mitjana, volem compartir amb vosaltres la passió i fascinació pels nostres companys peluts i la dura realitat a la qual s’enfronten les comunitats felines del carrer. Renegats està presentat per l’Iria i el Jandro, dos voluntaris experimentats de La Caseta dels Gats. A cada programa comptarem amb un convidat relacionat amb la temàtica tractada: Veterinàries, altres voluntàries del refugi, etc. També gaudirem amb la inestimable col·laboració de la fanzinera i experta medievalista Femina Verbipotens. Esperem que et converteixis en part de Renegats. A més d’escoltar-nos i aprendre amb nosaltres, també volem que hi participis dient la teva.

Renegats

A Podcast about two friends having real and unfiltered conversations about dogs and people. Listen as we talk about our lives with dogs, training, behavior, share some laughs, and a whole lot of banter.

Sometimes There's Side Eye

World renown horse trainer Mary Kitzmiller joins Coach Jenn once a month to answer listener questions on training horses.  One of the most popular episodes every month, all training for the entire episode.  Questions can be emailed to jennifer@horseradionetwork.com.

World renown horse trainer Mary Kitzmiller joins Coach Jenn once a month to answer listener questions on training horses. One of the most popular episodes every month, all training for the entire episode. Questions can be emailed to jennifer@horseradionetwork.com.

Mary Kitzmiller Training

Bettina Bieberstein Lee, tidigare chefredaktör för trädgårdstidningen&nbsp;Rum Ute&nbsp;möter&nbsp;Petra Aschberg,&nbsp;månskensbonde och trädgårdsskribent. Högt och lågt med handfasta tips och råd från verkligheten med odlingar, får och höns till husbehov. En podd för alla som längtar efter ett mer jordnära liv! Två avsnitt i månaden:#1&nbsp;fördjupning i ett ämne, till exempel att skaffa höns.&nbsp;#2&nbsp;Trädgårdskalender för årets alla månader.&nbsp;Instagram:&nbsp;@podden_lillabondelivet där du kan ställa frågorProducent och ansvarig utgivare: Bettina Bieberstein LeeLjud &amp; mix:&nbsp;Lucas Lee. <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.

Bettina Bieberstein Lee, tidigare chefredaktör för trädgårdstidningen Rum Ute möter Petra Aschberg, månskensbonde och trädgårdsskribent. Högt och lågt med handfasta tips och råd från verkligheten med odlingar, får och höns till husbehov. En podd för alla som längtar efter ett mer jordnära liv! Två avsnitt i månaden: #1 fördjupning i ett ämne, till exempel att skaffa höns.  #2 Trädgårdskalender för årets alla månader.  Instagram: @podden_lillabondelivet där du kan ställa frågor Producent och ansvarig utgivare: Bettina Bieberstein Lee Ljud & mix: Lucas Lee. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bettina Bieberstein Lee, tidigare chefredaktör för trädgårdstidningen&nbsp;Rum Ute&nbsp;möter&nbsp;Petra Aschberg,&nbsp;månskensbonde och trädgårdsskribent. Högt och lågt med handfasta tips och råd från verkligheten med odlingar, får och höns till husbehov. En podd för alla som längtar efter ett mer jordnära liv! Två avsnitt i månaden:#1&nbsp;fördjupning i ett ämne, till exempel att skaffa höns.&nbsp;#2&nbsp;Trädgårdskalender för årets alla månader.&nbsp;Instagram:&nbsp;@podden_lillabondelivet där du kan ställa frågorProducent och ansvarig utgivare: Bettina Bieberstein LeeLjud &amp; mix:&nbsp;Lucas Lee. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

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