Ergebnis für "Das Original" in Haustier- & Tierpflege

Auch in der zweiten Staffel "Schnauze" machen sich die Journalistin und Autorin Anja Rützel und ihr Podenco-Mix Juri wieder auf den Weg, um liebevolle, skurrile und besondere Mensch-Hund-Gespanne zu besuchen. Und dabei findet sie heraus, warum sich so viele Menschen während Corona Hunde angeschafft haben, wie man einen Hund nun eigentlich richtig ernährt, was das Besondere an Corgis ist, warum man schnell mal in den Doodle-Strudel fällt und wie man sich manchmal eben auch erst auf den zweiten Blick verliert. Was verbindet Mensch und Hund? Wie verändert sich die Beziehung zum Tier?

"Schnauze - der Hundepodcast" ist ein Podcast von und mit Anja Rützel. Mal mit, mal ohne ihren Podenco-Mix Juri besucht die Journalistin und Autorin andere Mensch-Hund-Gespanne, die alle ihre Liebe zueinander eint - und die diese Freundschaft trotzdem ganz unterschiedlich ausleben. Dabei interessiert sich Anja Rützel für beide Enden der Leine: Wie kommt ein Hund im Leben zurecht, der ganz plötzlich seine Augen verliert - und was macht das mit seinem Menschen? Was bringt manche Leute dazu, ihren Tierkumpel auf Instagram zum Petfluencer zu machen - und wie findet das der Hund?

This easy-to-follow book lets you say goodbye to the embarrassment of calling your dog and getting no response, and hello to recall training that's fun and effective for you and your dog.

The most comprehensive volume dedicated to horses, Original Horse Bible is a celebration of the relationship between humans and horses, written by two highly regarded horsewomen, the late Moira C. Allen and Sharon Biggs.

They might be our best friends, but we often have no idea what they are thinking. Peer inside the fascinating world of the mind of the dog with associate professor of psychology Ellen Furlong of Illinois Wesleyan University. Ever wonder how the same nose that always manages to find the worst-smelling place in the park to roll around can also be trained to sniff out cancer, bombs, and even endangered plants and animals? As you embark on a penetrating look at the canine brain, you’ll break down the unique ways dogs think and feel.

The 1931 winner of the Newbery Medal, finally in audiobook form with new original music. Elizabeth Coatsworth originally published The Cat Who Went to Heaven in 1930 with illustrations by celebrated artist Lynd Ward. Set in a village in ancient Japan, the tale recounts the adoption of a cat by a...

For more than a year, over two brutal Northeast winters, the whole of Vermont was captivated by the hunt for a runaway golden retriever named Murphy. He was more than a missing dog - he was a target for capture, and journalistic obsession. This is that story. Murphy’s disappearance would unite the dog’s increasingly anxious owners with an impassioned reporter - Wilson Ring, the state’s correspondent for the Associated Press - and an online community of animal lovers. As Murphy kept running, the quest to bring him home, safe and sound, seemed more and more impossible.

Whether you’re a cat mom or dad or just want to know more about the way domesticated animals evolved, think, and behave, join Dr. Kristyn Vitale, a researcher in the Human-Animal Interaction Lab at Oregon State University, to get inside the mind of the curious, the cute, and sometimes seemingly crazy cat.

Ever since getting sober a few years ago, Allison Hilborn-Tatro has been dedicated to achieving what she calls "radical stability" in her life. She’s up before five each morning and asleep by nine every night. Her days as a family therapist and mother to one good-natured Labradoodle are orchestrated down to the minute, with little room for anything unexpected to barge in and knock her off the wagon. That is, until the death of a neighbor she barely knew leaves her in possession of his two orphaned Shih Tzus.

In this funny remembrance of an unusual triangle, Jess learns to accept what’s best for the one animal he has ever loved. After all, he gave his heart to the Australian shepherd mix he’d rescued. What alternative has he other than to give the restless girl her freedom? But in doing so, Jess discovers more about himself, the nature of affection and attachment, the inevitability of loss, and how much Millie means to so many.