In this episode we talk about a very large type of ground dwelling monkey - the baboon.Find out what’s up with its knobbly bottom, how big those canine teeth are and how chatty they are with over 30 vocalisations. If you love reading check out The Wild Walk of Fame Bookshelf which has all of the animal themed story recommendations from every single episode! Head to www.blackandwhitebookproject.com/blogs/blog/the-wild-walk-of-fame-bookcaseAnd if you have a favourite animal you’d like me to feature or

Dr. Dawn Filos grew up in New Jersey, in a family of eccentric animal lovers, preparing her for a lifelong career spent with like-minded pet people. She spent most of her career in Pennsylvania, where she remained after veterinary school for the last ~32 years. She is a house call vet and had a practice called Bucks Mercer Mobile Vet straddling New Jersey & Pennsylvania, and has written a book about her experiences as a house call veterinarian called Tails of A Pet Vet: Stories from the Clinic and

Cat Daddy Episode 1: Meet the Cat Genius!In this episode of Cat Daddy, comedian cat lovers Clay & Caitlin Palmer are joined by a VERY special guest, vet student and mom of three, Micala Henson, who thinks she know everything about cats. Spoiler: She might have underestimated the fun... 😏 Get ready for some serious cat trivia laughs and maybe a few shocking revelations. Can Micala Henson outsmart the hosts? Tune in to find out! 💉 Brought to you by Zoetis, maker of Solensia. 🔗

On this episode of Animal Party, Deb Wolfe serves up equal parts laughs, heart, and hard truths. We kick off with the Wyoming “wolf suit” fiasco—a cautionary (and hilarious) PSA about why wildlife can’t be duped by costumes or club tricks. Then Deb unpacks the growing wave of legislation in Quebec, the U.S., and Europe restricting cosmetic pet surgeries (debarking, declawing, ear cropping, tail docking) and explains humane, effective alternatives. You’ll hear a feel-good rescue from Canada’s Bay of

Hi everyone, and welcome back to The Feral Behaviourist, where we talk all things dogs, behaviour, emotions, and connection — always with kindness at the heart. I’m Tasha Attwood, your host, and today I want to explore something that’s been changing across the dog training and behaviour world — and something I’m really passionate about — the language we use to describe dogs who struggle emotionally.Specifically, why I, and many others in the welfare-first community, are moving away from the word

Circle your wagons and join us for conversations with the pros of professional carriage driving. Hear directly from expert drivers about the care, keeping, and lifestyle of carriage horses, as well as the unique world of carriage driving as a profession. Our Legislative/Regulatory Update discusses the High Health High Performance framework and what it means for international competition. Listen in...HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 3791 –Show Notes and Links:Your Hosts: Julie Broadway (President) and

Welcome to Kitty Wellness Weekly, where listeners get trusted advice for raising happy, healthy cats. Hosted by a team of veterinary experts and life-long cat lovers, this podcast stands out for breaking down feline wellness into easy routines that make confident care second nature. Nutrition is always in the spotlight, with the hosts explaining that kittens thrive on high-protein, calorie-rich meals to power their growth and curious minds. Around ten to twelve months, listeners learn how to

Horse trainer Josie joins us to explore why going back to basics isn't a step backward but a continuous spiral of deeper understanding. In this thoughtful conversation, we discuss how ego creates barriers to learning, why basics form the foundation even for Grand Prix movements, and how understanding the way horses learn transforms our approach to training.Josie shares her personal journey from authoritarian training to partnership, including honest reflections on having "obedient but dull

Dre and Jack discuss how to get started building a Freestyle routine by using UpDog games and patterns as the foundation for your sequences. Listen in and take notes on how to build your first three Freestyle sequences! Do it!

This week on Better Horses:   Rex Buchman - Professional Horse Trainer at the Bar U Ranch in Kansas.  https://flinthillsranchin.com/ Professional Trainer from Kingston, MO.  David Alexander https://www.facebook.com/p/David-Alexander-Horsemanship-100063671975155/ Chairman of the Missouri Horses Council, Brenda Wasser. https://www.missourihorsecouncil.com/

Dogs share our lives, and we do our best to take care of their needs. But we may have overlooked some of the needs that individual dogs may have. Is your dog getting the enrichment they need? There are five types of enrichment that may benefit your dog, no matter their age. They are: physical, social, nutritional, occupational, and sensory stimulation. Many overlap, so if you are doing sensory stimulation games, chances are you are also engaging other parts of their brain and emotions. Just like

🎙️ Polly's Pets Podcast – Episode 2: Spooktacular Fun, Common Dog Allergies & Creepy Critters! 🐾👻 Things are getting spooky in this episode of Polly's Pets Podcast! We’re kicking things off with a sneak peek at our upcoming Polly's Spooktacular event — costumes, critters, and creepy-cute fun await! 🎃🦇 This week’s main topic dives into something every pet parent should know: food allergies in dogs. What signs should you watch for? What ingredients are the usual suspects? We've got the answers

#956B: Karen Dendy Smith and Meredith Tollison — founders of The Animal Communication Collective, who have been practicing animal communication for decades — give Tracie some messages from her pooch Sky, a sneak preview of the readings they will be giving for guests at the Pooch & Pussy Cat Party October 25th in New York City to benefit Animal Lighthouse Rescue, the partner of the NY Dog and NY Cat Film Festivals.

#956A: First time film director Carphi von Limburg talks from his native Germany about the physical rigors and challenges of co-directing “Jamtland Dogs,” his documentary about a sled dog race which is featured in the 10th Annual NY Dog Film Festival.

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This week on The Veterinary Viewfinder, hosts Dr. Ernie Ward and Beckie Mossor, MPA, RVT, celebrate National Veterinary Technician Week and the fifth anniversary of the Veterinary Giving Tree, a grassroots initiative helping veterinary professionals in need. But beyond celebration, this conversation digs into what meaningful recognition really looks like, and how the profession can sustain it.Beckie reflects on the origins of the Giving Tree during COVID and how it’s become a lifeline of

Do you ever find your dog not responding to your training commands? Maybe you are saying too much? Let's break it down in this episode on how to create a 'less is more' scenario in your training. Keep it simple, keep it short, keep it FUN!