Animal-related YouTubes

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Kikopup for dog training. I often refer people to her videos if they are having trouble training. Sometimes it's nice to have a visual of what you're supposed to do.

I was thinking of making YouTube videos of breeds of animals, probably starting with dogs. I was looking into breed info on YouTube and they were either nonexistent, had Microsoft Sam talking, or they really skimmed a lot of information. So I thought I could do that shit myself. However I'm not sure if my voice would be any better than Microsoft Sam, and I'm not sure if anyone would care about it.

I remember I unsubbed National Geographic's page a few years ago because they were posting BS. They seem to have gotten back on track though.

>>2197697
ZakGeorge and Kikopup for dog training. Ferret-world for educational ferret videos.

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Very rarely do they post a decent video imo

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Earth Touch is a very solid channel; it isn't corny or juvenile, which is rare. They post short videos of wildlife and a weekly nature news roundup which is consistently well made. They also have a biweekly "cute" video if you're into that.

AnimalBytesTV is very good if you know which ones to watch; the main host covers reptile care, breeding, etc in great depth for multiple species across several orders (focus on snakes, obviously). They occasionally produce cringey stuff though, and sometimes the editing is overdone.

Other than that DNews is a reliable source of info, and it often covers nature topics. Very popular as well.

>>2198589
Forgot to mention Kamp Kenan; focus on reptiles but very general, covers different species each episode, unless they cover several dozen in one, which isn't uncommon.