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☕ chickens

I think it’s silly that chickens aren’t considered a pet animal the way budgies and parrots are when they’re literally 200000 times easier to look after. Like if you’re willing to have a bird pooing in your house you might as well get the one bred to be a calm gentle friend that provides food for you free of charge over a wild destructive noisy feathery knife

#slitherbite #just like. get a Japanese bantam or whatever lol. there’s plenty of weird unique ones #asks

Do you have any resources on how to determine if a whale watching company is ethical, I'm in Europe and all the resources that pop up seem to be US specific

Hi! I answered here a while back, but unfortunately it’s also US-focused. I do think the general guidelines can still be applied though, even if the laws might be different.

#whale watching #answered asks #slitherbite #also I need to update the orchive because apparently I never put that question on there

Hi, from what I've seen you have most Tromplo courses, I was wondering if the "Leave it! No! Off! Reframing Impulse Control for Pet Owners" has useful information to deal with teaching leave it and helping with scavenging? Or is there a different course/webinar you'd recommend? The descriptions of the courses and webinars are a little vague so I wanted to make sure before I consider buying any of them. Thank you!

I have enough courses I couldn't remember if I had grabbed that webinar or not. I have not got that one BUT maybe one of my fellow training enthusiasts who was equally panicked about it being taken down (before it got converted to a library) may have gotten that one so public post it is

TROMPLO TRAINERS DID YOU GET THE LEAVE IT WEBINAR?

I have the book "Don't Eat That" by Simone Mueller which is all about scavenging behaviours and preventing it/training leave its etc. I haven't read it yet, although I've greatly enjoyed her books on predation, recall and i'm halfway through her lead walking one (also enjoying it, just taking it slow to absorb the exercises and procedures within). So I am hopeful that will also be an interesting book on leave its/scavenging and have just as interesting exercises in an easy to disgest format.