Leinen los, wir reden über den Hundeführerschein! Aber was genau steckt eigentlich dahinter? Was soll so ein „Führerschein“ für Hundehalter bringen – und kann er tatsächlich dazu beitragen, dass Mensch und Hund sicherer und besser miteinander durchs Leben kommen?

Wir schauen uns an, wo Hundeführerscheine sinnvoll sein können, wo ihre Grenzen liegen und warum Wissen über Hundehaltung eigentlich viel früher anfangen sollte als beim ersten Spaziergang mit Leine.

Denn klar ist: Einen Hund zu halten bedeutet mehr, als nur Gassi zu gehen und Leckerlis zu verteilen. Gleichzeitig ist ein verpflichtender Nachweis von Sachkunde auch kein Allheilmittel für jedes Problem.

Warum wir Führerscheine und Sachkundenachweise für die Tierhaltung grundsätzlich sinnvoll finden, welche Fragen dabei offenbleiben und ob am Ende wirklich jeder Mensch vor der Hundehaltung noch einmal „zur Prüfung“ sollte – darüber sprechen wir in dieser Folge von DareToCare.

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Fish are the most numerous animals farmed for food—yet their welfare is often overlooked.

In this episode we are joined by Wasseem Emam, Founder and Director of Ethical Seafood Research, an applied researchorganisation dedicated to improving the welfare of animals in aquatic food systems, particularly in low- and middle-income countries.

Together, we explore what animal welfare means beneath the water's surface, why fish deserve greater attention in welfare discussions, and how research can help improve aquaculturepractices around the world. From species-specific needs and welfare assessment to the ethical questions surrounding seafood production, this episode highlights both the challenges and the opportunities for creating more compassionate aquatic food systems.

Can seafood ever truly be ethical? Tune in as we dive into one of the most overlooked areas of animal welfare.

Learn more about Ethical Seafood Research: https://ethicalseafoodresearch.org/

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Can children change the future of animal welfare?

In this episode of DareToCare, we travel to the University ofVeterinary Medicine Budapest, where an inspiring initiative is bringing animal welfare education directly into primary schools. By teaching children how to understand, respect, and care for animals from an early age, the program aims to foster empathy, responsible behaviour, and a lifelong commitment to animal welfare.

We explore why animal welfare education matters long before people become adults, how complex topics such as animal needs and ethics can be made accessible to younglearners, and what interactive teaching methods help children connect with these ideas.

From memorable classroom moments to the challenges of developing educational materials for young audiences, this conversation highlights the power of education as a tool for creating a more compassionate society.

Could animal welfare one day become a standard part of primary school education?

Join us as we explore how small hands can make a big difference for animals.

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