The importance of lamb production in the Southeast, the existence of ovine trashumants in Sierra de Segura and the consideration of transhumance as a representative manifestation of the intangible cultural heritage has leaded us to explore the teaching potential of transhumance with segureno sheep for veterinary students. Between 2016 and 2018, four professors and eighteen veterinary students from the University of Murcia and the University CEU Cardenal Herrera of Valencia participated during nineteen days in transhumance. Within the generated teaching innovation activities highlights the photographic exposition "La Vereda de los Pontoneros" and the documentary "Trashumancia, la ultima frontera". We propose the integration of a week of transhumance within the practical period with the Asociacion Nacional de Criadores de Ovino Segureno (ANCOS), we discuss its inclusion in the Veterinary Degree program of the University of Murcia and we evidence the teaching interest of this immersive activity, which widely approach others fields than the veterinary.