Jason Kingsley, OBE, the Modern Knight, discusses the types of pets that medieval people had. Dogs of course, but what else, and what types of pets did monks keep? Did Medieval People Keep Pets? Monks with Bears and Other Surprising Companions
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Did medieval people have pets, or was that a modern idea? 🐾 In this fascinating look at the Middle Ages, we uncover the truth about medieval pets and some of the most unusual animals people kept for companionship. From loyal dogs and playful cats to monks with bears and monkeys, discover the surprising relationship medieval people had with animals.
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Common pets of medieval households
The role of animals in medieval monasteries and among nobles
Strange and exotic pets like bears, monkeys, and even squirrels
What historical records and artwork reveal about these pets
How medieval society viewed animals as status symbols, workers, or companions
Perfect for history enthusiasts, animal lovers, and anyone curious about life in the Middle Ages, this video offers unique insights into the bonds between people and their animal friends.
Did peasants, monks, and nobles all keep pets? What were the strangest animals kept as pets?
How did medieval people care for and value their pets?
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