Agria Research Fund

Telling Tails - English

Kids EN ↓ 2 episodes

In the podcast Telling Tails, researchers share useful and exciting findings about dogs, cats, and horses. The show is hosted by Anki Yngve and published by the Agria Research Fund. It is released in several language versions and presented with AI-generated voices to reach as many people as possible.

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Agria Research Fund

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Kids

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Latest episode

Jun 1, 2026

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Episodes

How to Protect Your Horse from Laminitis 01.06.2026

Too much feed combined with too little exercise are two of several risk factors for horses developing laminitis—a very painful and unfortunately common disease. However, horse owners can do a lot to prevent their horses from being affected. Host Anki Yngve is joined by Professor Johan Bröjer from the Sweden University of Agriculture, who shares his new knowledge and extensive experience. Explore J...

Having trouble leaving your dog alone? Here are some tips from the researcher! 15.04.2026

Anki Yngve has invited researcher Therese Rehn from Sweden University of Agriculture to find out why many dogs don’t feel well when they are left home alone. Therese talks about how both genetics and environment play a role, how dogs communicate when they aren’t feeling well, and gives useful tips for dog owners. Together with researchers in Sweden, Denmark, and Norway, she has recently launched t...

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