Before doxins became famous as small apartment dogs wrapped in blankets, they were hunters.

Animals built to disappear underground in pursuit of animals much bigger than themselves.

Hello everyone, welcome back to relax with animal facts.

I am Steph Wolf, and today I am going to be learning with you about our furry, scaly,

or possibly even slimy friends. And in today's case, it is definitely going to be a

furry friend of ours, because we are covering the oh so wonderful doxswain. This, of course,

is a very special listener episode dedicated to DAV.

I'm so grateful for your listenership and I hope you enjoy your very own episode.

If you would like to request an animal, you can do so by sending me an email to relax with Animal Facts at gmail.com.

If you would like intro-free versions of each episode, extended versions of episodes with

even more facts, and two bonus episodes a month, you can sign up for the Patreon.

It's patreon.com slash relax with animal facts, or you can just click the link in the description.

I just want to give a big shout out to George Vlad for the ambiance used in today's episode.

His audio work is linked in the description, and you should check him out. And now, let's start to

wind down. If this is your first episode, I think I speak for everybody when I say, welcome to the

Animal Podcast family. And if you are a returning listener, welcome back, and you already know there are three

things for us to do together before we start our adventure. The first is to put on a pair of

running shoes. We are certainly going to be needing those for where we are going today. My second encouragement to you is arguably the most

important. It is to realize where you are carrying tension and to do your best to just let it melt away.

You might carry tension in the head and the neck, I might carry it in my arms or in my legs.

Regardless of where you carry tension, my encouragement to you is the same.

Do your best to just let go.

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