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Shared Trust
Exploring Cooperative Training Methods That Respect Your Pet’s Autonomy For decades, traditional pet training has centred on obedience: the expectation that a dog, cat, or other companion animal will follow commands consistently and without question. But increasingly, trainers and behaviourists are recognising that obedience alone does not build trust or wellbeing. Modern approaches shift the focus from control to cooperation — a method grounded in anima
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Nov 43 min read
Spanish Traffic Law
Spain’s First AI-Controlled Highway - Speeds Up to 150 km/h! Spain is making headlines once again, this time, for testing a stretch of motorway where artificial intelligence decides how fast you can legally drive. On the AP-7 motorway in Catalonia, between Maçanet de la Selva and El Vendrell, a new AI-controlled system is being installed that will allow speed limits to automatically change in real time and under ideal conditions, increase from the normal 1
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Nov 32 min read
Simple Games That Bring Couples Closer
The strongest love stories rarely rely on grand gestures. They’re built in the quiet of ordinary nights — when two people choose each other over everything else. When the television is finally switched off and the world outside softens to a hush, something gentle happens: conversation returns, laughter finds its way back, and the living room becomes more than just a place to sit. It becomes your shared world. These simple, thoughtful games are design
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Nov 32 min read
Against Biogas
New Camposol Legal Platform against proposed biogas plant Residents, associations and local businesses unite to defend the environment and quality of life in Camposol The newly formed Camposol Legal Platform Against Biogas, promoted by the GREEN CAMPOSOL Association, will initiate legal proceedings challenging the approval of the proposed biogas plant planned near the Camposol urbanisation, seeking its relocation to a more suitable site away from residential areas.
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Nov 31 min read
November Fun
When summer fades and the crowds disappear, Spain in November reveals a different side of itself. This is the time when the country slows down, villages open their doors for traditional harvest celebrations, and cities turn to cultural festivals instead of peak tourist season. For those who live here, it’s one of the best months to step outside familiar routines and experience Spain as it really is. Just before the month begins, the small mountain village of
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Nov 32 min read
Eat Collagen
The real foods, drinks, and rituals that give your skin radiance—without a single supplement. There’s something comforting about...
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Oct 13 min read
My Lawyer In Spain
Spanish Court Rules: Non-EU Property Owners Can Deduct Rental Costs in Spain The Spanish National Court has issued a landmark ruling...
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Oct 12 min read
Sunday Refresh
Small styling touches that make your space feel new—without big renovations. There’s a quiet kind of joy in making small,...
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Sep 303 min read
Wagging Tails
My name is Kayleigh and I am Irish, from Dublin. I grew up surrounded by farm animals in Ireland, which meant my love for them...
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Sep 302 min read
Andalucía Uncovered
Peaceful Places to Visit When You’re Craving Something New Andalucía is full of world-renowned sights—but sometimes what we really...
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Sep 304 min read
TV News September
September is here and we at Rainbow have had a busy summer, not only with TV installations and problems, but also with our sponsored...
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Sep 12 min read
Spanish Law Traffic
If you own a Spanish vehicle then you may have noticed that your Spanish registration document contains a bit more information than many...
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Sep 12 min read
Tail Talk
Dogs have been loyal companions to humans for thousands of years, bringing joy, protection, and unconditional love. However,...
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Sep 12 min read
Beauty Basics
In today’s fast-paced world, where store shelves are filled with bottles of cleansers, creams, and soaps boasting “miracle”...
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Sep 14 min read
Smarter Living
Technology can sometimes sound confusing, but at its heart, a “smart home” is simply a house where some devices can connect to...
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Sep 14 min read
Kitchen Gravity
Every host knows the experience. You’ve spent days perfecting the living room, arranging the sofas just so, plumping the cushions,...
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Sep 13 min read
Hidden Germs
Your home may look sparkling clean on the surface—but even the tidiest spaces have their sneaky little corners where germs quietly...
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Aug 13 min read
Kitchen Flow
In most homes, the kitchen is more than just a place to prepare meals—it’s a hub of activity, a gathering space, and often the...
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Aug 12 min read
Virtual Styling
From the Costa del Sol to country fincas, Spanish homes are seeing a surge in online decorating — with more and more people...
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Aug 13 min read
Design Trials
They say hindsight is 20/20—but in the world of interior design, hindsight often looks like a velvet sofa that stains when you so...
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Aug 13 min read
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