Ergebnis für "Hunde" in Beziehungen

Egal ob Hund oder Hundebesitzer - vom Hundepodcast HundeRunde hat jeder was. Hundetrainerin Liza Gerlach beantwortet spannende Fragen rund um die Hundehaltung. Jede Episode widmet sich einem ganz eigenen Thema, wie etwa Welpen- und Hundeerziehung, Hundefutter, Tierarztbesuche, Gassi gehen und Leinenführung, Unterschiede zwischen großen und kleinen Hunden und vieles mehr. „Mit dem Podcast will ich Hundebesitzern die Möglichkeit geben, ihr Haustier noch besser kennen zu lernen“, sagt Liza. Und dabei ist egal, ob ihr vorhabt euch einen Welpen oder Hund vom Züchter oder aus dem Tierheim ...

"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?

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?

Im Kynogogik®-Podcast geht es um das, was Hunde wirklich brauchen: eine ihren Bedürfnissen entsprechende Haltung und Begleitung – und um das, was Mensch und Hund zutiefst verbindet: Verstehen, Vertrauen, Bindung und Respekt. Statt schneller Rezepte erhältst du fundiertes Wissen aus Psychologie, Pädagogik und moderner Wissenschaft – praxisnah, verständlich und inspirierend. Karin Jansen, Gründerin von Kynogogik®, spricht über Bindung, Kommunikation, Bedürfnisse, Entwicklung und gemeinsames Lernen. Jede Episode bietet Impulse, euren Weg bewusst, liebevoll und kompetent zu gestalten.

Ist es nicht der Wunsch nach Miteinander und Gemeinschaft, der uns veranlasst einen Hund in unser Leben zu holen? Und ist es nicht der Wunsch nach Miteinander, der auch Mensch und Hund verbindet? Einfach weil das Bedürfnis nach Beziehung und Bindung, sowohl dem Menschen als auch den Hunden inne wohnt. Was wir unter Miteinander verstehen und wie genau wir uns dieses vorstellen, mag individuell sein, ist aber dennoch der Grund warum wir uns einander zuwenden. In unserer Gesellschaft, wird Miteinander häufig als eine Selbstverständlichkeit betrachtet: "Wir sind gemeinsam hier, also sind wir ...

Was passiert, wenn Hundetrainer Alexander Nour auf Life-Business-Coach Philipp Reinhardt trifft? Sie bringen zusammen, was Mensch & Hund verbindet: Klarheit, Vertrauen und innere Ruhe. Alex zeigt, wie du entspannt mit deinem Hund lebst, Philipp, wie du dein Wunschleben bewusst gestaltest – klar & selbstbestimmt! Freu dich auf ehrliche Gespräche, echte Aha-Momente & Best Practices für Mensch & Hund. Jetzt reinhören & folgen! 🐶🎙

In Peace in Passing, Maribeth Decker debunks the myths about animals’ passing which leave us crippled with grief, unable to find peace. She offers instead a roadmap to support you as you negotiate the treacherous path we walk before, during, and after our animals’ transition.

While hiking on a solo vacation in a remote, uninhabitable region of Arizona, Zachary Anderegg happened upon Riley, an emaciated puppy clinging to life, at the bottom of a 350-foot canyon. In a daring act of humanity that trumped the deliberate savagery behind Riley’s presence in such a place, Zak single-handedly orchestrated a rescue. What didn’t come out in the initial burst of publicity this story received is that Zak and Riley’s destinies were intertwined long before they improbably found each other.

Author Annie Bowes grew up having dogs throughout her childhood and adulthood that helped her with her autism. Her love of animals, especially dogs, eventually helped her find her passion in life to help animals and become a veterinarian. Through many years of working with dogs in her practice, she grew interested in how canine companionship helps people with autism. Dogs and Autism is a result of her many years of research and first-hand experience understanding the benefits of dogs as an alternative treatment to those on the autism spectrum.

In the woods of Alaska, an unexpected and bloody surprise awaits a family at a rural pull-off. Little did they know, the mess they stumbled upon would soon build the faith of a small girl, her family, and a homeless man. Their story is a tender display of how, by answering the smallest of prayers, God shows us the bigness of him. Annie Spruce is the true account of an extraordinary dog who reminds us that amidst the messes of this life, there is joy and there is love.

When Michael and Cheryl Morse slowly drifted apart amid an empty nest, her diagnosis of multiple sclerosis, his symptoms of PTSD, and the grief of losing their two beloved dogs put down on the same day three years prior, it became apparent their lives were in need of a little joy. Enter an energetic, white ball of fluff known as Mr. Wilson. Mr. Wilson's story begins in Arkansas, where he was left in a leaky, drafty barn for days.

In "A Rottweiler's Rescue," Hilda Williams courageously shares an intimate and heart-wrenching account of her life with five Rottweilers—Jroc, Miracle, Cabrini, Jack, and Zoey. What starts as a typical summer day soon unravels into a life-changing ordeal when two of her beloved dogs, Jroc and Jack, engage in a brutal fight right before her eyes. Torn between fear and the instinct to protect her "children," Hilda faces her deepest anxieties and navigates an emotional and physical battle to keep her dogs safe.

Every loss is a difficult loss. Losing a pet is a different type of loss, as they were your best friend, your companionship, and always there for you no matter what mood you were in. They would always be there to share their love and attention towards you. Dealing with such a difficult loss can be very hard for anyone, learning how to deal with your emotions and coping with the aftermath.

Dogs are the happiest creatures in the world. They possess qualities that include their ability to live in the moment, their incredibly loving and playful natures and their innate forgiveness and joie de vivre. So a dog is the perfect narrator for a book about how to be happy. If dogs could share their secrets on happiness, this audiobook is what they would say.

Part Lovely Bones, part Dogs of Babel, a series of letters tell Angel's story in her own words. Now deceased, the irrepressible golden retriever had been rescued from a shelter at an advanced age and given a second lease on life by author Martin Levin and his caretaker, Paula Drost. Angel's letters about her life and adventures with Levin and Drost evidence their unconditional love for her and impart precious lessons about life she was able to learn along the way because of their intervention.

Robert Freeman is a Harvard summa, a Princeton PhD, and a Steinway artist. Over 42 years of marriage to his wife, Carol, he has been the proud master of 17 tenured dogs - 11 of them golden retrievers, six of them American dogs. Having made tenure at MIT, he directed the Eastman School of Music for 24 years, presided over the New England Conservatory for three, and served as dean of the College of Fine Arts, at the University of Texas at Austin for seven.

This book describes the most effective dog barking deterrents and tells exactly how to stop loud barking dogs from wrecking your peace. It is intended is for anyone who is victimized by loud barking dogs, whose owners couldn’t care less about the barking, and who refuse to silence their dogs. The book may not be appropriate for dog owners who would like to stop their dogs from barking, since the deterrents may be too harsh to use on dogs at close range. It is for those who are serious about stopping loud dog barking.

This is both an assessment tool and an aid to probe into your dog's brain to see whether they may suffer from a cognitive impairment. This also provides some potential modifications surrounding how you can aid your canine companion.

What you are about to listen to is part of an unpublished novel, based on the absolute worst time of my life: The Winter of 1988-89. It was such a bad time, so many bad things happened all at once, that I am very surprised that I did not kill myself, or someone else. I seriously thought about doing both. As God only knows if I will ever finish the whole novel, I wanted to share at least part of it, this part, with the world. What you are about to read is true. I was so bad off I was seeing and talking to "Jesus" at the time.