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In this episode of the Tackbox Podcast, Tyson Wald and Dale discuss the intricacies of kennel expansion, including the timing and methods for growth, the importance of planning for future infrastructure, and the responsibilities that come with breeding. They explore the concept of guardian homes and co-ownerships, emphasizing the need for clear communication and realistic expectations. The conversation also touches on the challenges of managing a growing kennel, including the need for proper care and isolation of dogs, as well as the importance of having a plan in place for unforeseen circumstances. Ultimately, the episode serves as a guide for breeders looking to expand their operations responsibly and effectively.
takeaways
Expansion should be breed-specific and well-timed.
Keeping back puppies from early litters can be beneficial.
Guardian homes can help manage breeding numbers but require trust.
Planning for future growth is essential to avoid overcrowding.
Co-ownerships can complicate relationships and require clear agreements.
Infrastructure is crucial for managing a larger kennel.
Consider the long-term commitment of keeping older dogs.
Have a plan for emergencies and unexpected situations.
Communication with guardian homes is key to success.
Breeding should be enjoyable but comes with significant responsibilities.
titles
Navigating the Complexities of Kennel Expansion
The Art of Breeding: When to Grow Your Kennel
Sound Bites
"I think it is very breed specific too."
"You really do roll the dice."
"You can take a hit."
Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Reflection on Podcast Journey
06:17
Kennel Expansion: Strategies for Growth
06:44
Deciding When to Grow Your Breeding Program
11:23
Understanding Breeding Opportunities and Risks
17:17
Guardian Homes: A Unique Approach to Breeding
23:13
Co-Ownership: Navigating Relationships in Breeding
28:22
Navigating Co-Ownership and Breeding Decisions
33:13
Understanding Space and Market Demand
37:34
Evaluating Growth and Infrastructure Needs
42:27
Avoiding Common Pitfalls in Kennel Expansion
53:04
Planning for the Future of Your Kennel

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In this episode of the Tech Box podcast, Tyson Wald and Dale discuss their upcoming trip to Florida for dog shows, the role of the AKC and parent clubs in setting breed standards, and the complexities surrounding disqualifications in dog shows. They also address listener questions about training young puppies, socialization techniques, and handling fear phases in dogs. The conversation emphasizes the importance of education, socialization, and understanding breed standards for successful dog showing.
takeaways
Florida is a pilgrimage for dog people.
AKC does not determine disqualifications; parent clubs do.
Parent clubs are responsible for breed standards and education.
Judges must decide how far to deviate from breed standards.
Socialization is crucial for puppies; take them everywhere.
Fear phases in dogs need to be addressed immediately.
Positive reinforcement is key in training.
Dogs should not be left in X pens for socialization.
Handling techniques can help dogs overcome fears.
Training should be consistent and relentless.
titles
Navigating Dog Shows: Insights from the Experts
The Role of AKC in Dog Breeding and Showing
Sound Bites
"It's like a pilgrimage to Florida."
"Take them with you to socialize."
"Push their comfort level."
Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Florida Trip Plans
02:48
Understanding AKC and Parent Clubs
05:25
The Role of Breed Standards
08:26
Disqualifications and Judging Standards
11:15
AKC's Broader Role Beyond Dog Shows
14:11
Cropped Ears and Docked Tails Discussion
17:03
Training Young Puppies to Stack
19:47
Listener Questions and Answers
25:42
Creating a Comfortable Grooming Environment
28:43
Socialization Techniques for Young Puppies
37:11
Navigating Fear Phases in Dogs
42:15
Addressing Behavioral Issues with Dogs

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In this episode of the TACBox Podcast, Tyson and Dale discuss various aspects of dog breeding, focusing on disqualifications, breed standards, and the impact of color on breeding practices. They explore the role of the AKC and parent clubs in setting standards, the ethics of breeding, and how market demand influences pricing strategies. The conversation emphasizes the importance of responsible breeding and the need for breeders to adapt to changing preferences while maintaining the integrity of their breeds.

takeaways

• Disqualifications can spark heated debates among dog breeders.
• Breed standards are set by parent clubs and can evolve over time.
• Market demand influences breeding practices and pricing strategies.
• Ethical breeding prioritizes health and quality over color preferences.
• AKC serves as a registry but follows the standards set by parent clubs.
• Breeders should focus on their own practices rather than worrying about others.
• Genetic considerations are crucial in breeding decisions.
• Transparency in registration helps maintain breed integrity.
• Breeders should adapt to market changes while preserving breed standards.
• Engagement in parent clubs can lead to positive changes in breed standards.

titles

• Navigating Dog Breeding Disqualifications
• Understanding Breed Standards and Their Impact

Sound Bites

• "You want to get dog people fired up."
• "If you want them, there's a market."
• "Be the change, make the change."

Chapters

00:00
Introduction and Weekend Recap

02:55
Disqualification Discussions in Dog Breeding

05:36
Understanding Breed Standards and Disqualifications

08:24
The Impact of Color Disqualifications

10:57
Genetics and Breeding Practices

13:54
The Role of Parent Clubs in Breed Standards

16:31
Ethics in Breeding and Registration

19:30
Conclusion and Final Thoughts

27:01
The Evolution of Dog Breeding Standards

33:04
The Impact of Color on Breeding Practices

36:23
Judging Standards and Their Influence

40:17
The Role of Breeders in the Market

44:36
Navigating Pricing and Demand in Dog Breeding

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The conversation explores the distinctions between preservation breeding and designer breeding, emphasizing the responsibilities of breeders in maintaining dog breeds for future generations. It highlights the importance of recognition within the breeding community and the values associated with responsible breeding practices.

takeaways

• Are we preservation breeding or are we just breeding?
• If they're taking care of their dogs, rock on, do what you do you.
• People who are sacrificing to ensure appreciation for generations.
• Those are the people that can wear the hat.
• I need my national breed club to give me an award.
• This is the wrong sport for you.
• Breeders owe a debt of gratitude to those preserving breeds.
• Designer dogs do not preserve anything.
• Recognition in the breeding community is important.
• Breeding should focus on future generations.

titles

• The Ethics of Dog Breeding
• Preservation vs. Designer Breeding

Sound Bites

• "Those are the people that can wear the hat."
• "I need my national breed club to give me an award."
• "This is the wrong sport for you."

Chapters

00:00
Introduction and California Trip Insights

00:49
The Importance of Health and Genetics in Breeding

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In this episode of the Tech Box podcast, Tyson and Dale discuss various topics related to dog breeding, grooming, and listener questions. They delve into the importance of contracts in breeding, share grooming tips, and provide insights on puppy selection. The conversation also covers the significance of coefficient of inbreeding (COI) in breeding practices and how to calculate it effectively. The hosts emphasize the need for proper research and preparation in all aspects of dog care and breeding.

takeaways

• Contracts should focus on what you will do, not what others will do.
• Grooming is about consistency and understanding your dog's coat type.
• Make decisions on puppy selection based on their movement and temperament.
• COI varies by breed; some can handle higher rates than others.
• Cleanliness and condition are crucial for a dog's appearance.
• Grooming should enhance the dog's natural shape, not alter it.
• Practice grooming techniques at home before shows.
• Understanding the cause of issues like tear stains is essential.
• Research your breed's specific needs and characteristics.
• Use COI as a tool to guide breeding decisions, not as a strict rule.

titles

• Navigating Dog Breeding Contracts
• Essential Grooming Tips for Dog Owners

Sound Bites

• "Clean is free."
• "Find out why they're staining."
• "COI is a tool, not a rule."

Chapters

00:00
Introduction and Weekend Plans

02:52
Listener Questions and Contract Insights

05:38
Understanding Contracts for Breeding

08:31
Grooming Tips and Techniques

11:29
Puppy Selection and Breed Considerations

29:59
Understanding Puppy Coat Changes

30:55
Addressing Eye Staining in Dogs

35:17
Grooming Standards and Natural Appearance

38:22
Enhancing Grooming Techniques for Show Dogs

43:38
Managing Coefficient of Inbreeding (COI) in Breeding

48:59
Tools for Calculating COI and Breeding Analysis

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In this episode of the Tackbox Podcast, Tyson and Dale discuss various topics related to dog breeding, showing, and care. They start with light banter about the weather and personal updates, then transition into the excitement of a new puppy birth. The conversation shifts to the intricacies of dog show judging, emphasizing the importance of a dog's front end structure and how it affects movement and overall appearance in the ring. They delve into breeding practices, the significance of genetics, and the challenges of whelping during the holiday season. The episode concludes with listener feedback and the importance of community engagement in the dog breeding world.
takeaways
The front end structure of a dog is crucial for movement.
Good breeding practices can help produce desirable traits in puppies.
Dog shows are as much about structure as they are about training.
Whelping during the holidays can be manageable with proper planning.
Community feedback is valuable for improving dog breeding practices.
Understanding a dog's movement can help identify structural issues.
A good front end can hide other faults in a dog.
Breeding decisions should be based on individual circumstances.
Puppies should not be considered impulse gifts.
Engaging with listeners enhances the podcast experience.
titles
The Importance of Front End Structure in Dogs
Navigating Dog Shows: Judging and Training Insights
Sound Bites
"You can teach it to hide its faults."
"The movement is the acid test."
"A puppy is not an impulse gift."
Chapters
00:00
Weather Whims and Dog Life
02:52
Puppy Updates and Dew Claw Care
05:41
Understanding Dog Structure: The Front End
11:33
The Importance of Front End Movement
17:02
Breeding for Better Fronts
22:40
Training and Movement: The Art of Dog Showing
27:20
Identifying Problems in Dog Breeding
28:51
Observing Movement and Gait in Dogs
30:57
The Importance of Balance and Movement
32:54
Understanding Front End Structure
36:39
Judging Criteria: Behavior vs. Structure
40:32
Business Models in Dog Breeding
44:01
Whelping During the Holidays
47:57
Personal Choices in Breeding Practices

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In this episode of the Tech Box podcast, Tyson and Dale discuss the unexpected arrival of puppies, the importance of timing in dog breeding, and the essential supplies needed for whelping. They emphasize the significance of progesterone testing, share tips on managing newborn puppies, and highlight the importance of monitoring the mother's health post-whelping. The conversation is filled with practical advice for dog breeders and pet owners alike. In this conversation, Dale and Tyson discuss the challenges and experiences of caring for puppies, particularly focusing on the weaning process, managing hypoglycemia, and the importance of proper nutrition and exercise. They share insights on recognizing signs of health issues, the significance of a controlled environment for puppies, and the essential supplies needed for successful whelping. The discussion emphasizes the need for careful planning and monitoring to ensure the health and well-being of puppies as they transition to new homes.


Takeaways

The timing of breeding can significantly affect the whelping date.
Progesterone testing is crucial for accurate breeding timing.
Having a well-prepared whelping kit can save time and stress during delivery.
Grippy gloves are essential for safely handling newborn puppies.
Monitoring the mother's health is vital for the well-being of the puppies.
Puppies should be weighed regularly to ensure they are gaining weight.
Feeding the mother is critical to ensure she produces enough milk.
Using scissors can make the birthing process easier and safer.
It's important to have backup equipment ready for emergencies during whelping.
Understanding the mother's behavior post-whelping can help in her recovery. It's crucial to monitor puppies for signs of hypoglycemia.
Proper nutrition and feeding techniques are essential during weaning.
Exercise must be controlled to prevent health issues in puppies.
Keeping a puppy's environment small helps reduce stress.
Planning for whelping can prevent unexpected challenges.
Essential supplies like heating pads and temp guns are vital for puppy care.
Unflavored Pedialyte can be used for hydration in puppies.
Daily weight checks help monitor puppy health.
Communication with puppy buyers is key to ensuring proper care.
Learning from experiences helps improve future puppy care.


Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Weekend Recap
01:07 Unexpected Puppy Arrival
02:59 Understanding Breeding Timing
06:10 Importance of Progesterone Testing
07:11 Essential Whelping Supplies
09:51 Using Grippy Gloves and Scissors
11:36 Managing Newborn Puppies
15:14 Post-Whelping Care for the Mother
19:46 Monitoring Puppy Health and Weight
21:56 Navigating Puppy Weaning Challenges
22:13 Recognizing Signs of Hypoglycemia
24:50 Managing Puppy Nutrition and Feeding Techniques
26:03 The Importance of Monitoring Exercise
28:03 Understanding Puppy Size and Health Risks
30:05 Preparing Puppies for New Homes
32:19 The Role of Environment in Puppy Development
34:30 Planning for Whelping and Puppy Care
39:30 Essential Supplies for Whelping
42:20 Dealing with Hypoglycemia in Puppies
45:51 Reflections on the Whelping Experience


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In this episode of the TacBox Podcast, Tyson and Dale discuss Dale's recent trip to Rome, sharing experiences and insights about the city's cleanliness and culture. The conversation then shifts to the critical topic of kennel hygiene, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a sanitary environment for dog breeding. They explore daily routines for cleanliness, effective cleaning products, and techniques, as well as managing indoor spaces for dogs. The episode concludes with a discussion on choosing the right flooring for dog areas, highlighting the significance of proper sanitation in ensuring the health and well-being of dogs.

takeaways

• Dale shares his amazing experiences from his trip to Rome.
• Kennel hygiene is crucial for dog breeders to maintain a healthy environment.
• Daily routines for cleaning kennels should be established to prevent buildup of waste.
• Using the right cleaning products can significantly improve sanitation.
• Indoor spaces for dogs should be managed to minimize mess and odors.
• Concrete flooring can be problematic for certain breeds due to hygiene issues.
• Keeping a clean kennel can enhance the overall experience for both dogs and owners.
• A simple cleaning plan can prevent overwhelming tasks.
• Regular maintenance of water bowls is essential to prevent bacterial growth.
• Investing in proper flooring can save time and effort in cleaning.

titles

• From Rome to Kennels: A Journey of Cleanliness
• Kennel Hygiene: The Key to Healthy Breeding

Sound Bites

• "The pizza is insane."
• "Carpet is a no go."
• "You can do it."

Chapters

00:00
Daily Maintenance for a Clean Kennel

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In this episode of the Tackbox podcast, hosts Tyson Wald and Dale discuss their recent experiences at a local dog show, the importance of planning for future breeding, and various breeding techniques. They delve into the pros and cons of natural breeding versus artificial insemination, emphasizing the need for preparation and control during the breeding process. The conversation also covers the technical aspects of collecting and inseminating dogs, providing insights for both novice and experienced breeders. This conversation delves into the intricacies of artificial insemination (AI) in dogs, discussing various techniques, including side-by-side AI, chilled semen handling, and surgical insemination. The speakers emphasize the importance of understanding the anatomy and proper methods to ensure successful breeding while addressing common concerns and misconceptions. They also explore the benefits of AI over natural breeding, particularly in breeds that face challenges during mating. The discussion highlights the significance of timing, equipment, and the role of veterinary professionals in the process.


Takeaways

The podcast faced technical challenges but persevered to record.
Local dog shows are important for showcasing breeding success.
Planning ahead is crucial in dog breeding.
Natural breeding is often preferred but requires careful management.
Artificial insemination can be effective but requires skill.
Preparation is key to successful dog breeding.
Understanding dog anatomy is important for breeding.
Breeding should be controlled to avoid complications.
Collecting semen requires practice and knowledge.
Timing and technique are essential for successful insemination. AI can be performed using metal rods called dosing needles.
Proper lubrication is essential for successful AI procedures.
Chilled semen must be handled carefully to ensure viability.
Surgical insemination is often recommended for frozen semen.
Success rates for AI can be very high with proper technique.
Understanding the anatomy of the dog is crucial for AI.
AI can prevent injuries that may occur during natural breeding.
Having the right equipment on hand is important for successful AI.
Timing of insemination is critical for conception rates.
Training and practice can make AI a manageable task for breeders.

Sound bites

"This is the Titanic of the tack box."
"It's all about planning ahead."
"You need to practice in advance."
"Nobody wants a broken penis."
"You want to keep the romance going."
"You want the cloudy, milky stuff."
"Don't ever force it."
"They're almost 100% AI."
"It's a no-brainer."
"AI is pretty damn solid."
"You should be pretty solid."


Chapters

00:00 Podcasting Challenges and Local Show Success
01:58 Planning for Future Breeding
05:00 Breeding Options and Techniques
09:55 Natural Breeding vs. Artificial Insemination
15:00 Collecting and Inseminating Techniques
29:24 Understanding Artificial Insemination Techniques
37:21 The Benefits of Side-by-Side AI vs. Natural Breeding
40:46 Handling Chilled Semen and Timing for AI
42:51 Exploring TCI and Surgical Insemination Methods
47:46 Success Rates and Considerations for AI


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In this episode of the TACOX Podcast, hosts Tyson Wald and Dale discuss the journey of dog breeding, focusing on the balance between type and productivity. They share insights from the recent Chihuahua National event, emphasizing the importance of community and the next generation of breeders. The conversation delves into breeding strategies, the significance of outcrossing, and the traits to look for in puppies. They also highlight the role of pedigrees in making informed breeding decisions and the challenges of maintaining a healthy breeding program.


Takeaways

Breeding is about creating beautiful dogs that can produce.
Community involvement is crucial for the future of dog breeding.
Type and productivity must be balanced for successful breeding.
Health testing is a tool, but not a guarantee of health.
Outcrossing can help maintain productivity in breeding lines.
Planning ahead is essential in breeding decisions.
Evaluate puppies based on strength, temperament, and health.
Pedigrees provide valuable insights for breeding choices.
Collaboration with other breeders can enhance breeding programs.
Maintaining a diverse gene pool is vital for long-term success.


Titles

The 30th Episode Celebration: A Milestone in Dog Breeding
Chihuahua National: A Showcase of Breeding Excellence


Sound bites

"That's what this is about."
"Type versus productivity."
"Don't discount that."


Chapters

00:00 Celebrating Milestones: The 30th Episode
03:32 Chihuahua National: A Showcase of Breeds
06:00 Type vs. Productivity: The Balancing Act
09:23 Navigating Breeding Decisions: Strength and Vigor
11:56 The Importance of Planning Ahead in Breeding
14:28 Collaborative Breeding: Working with Other Breeders
17:01 Recognizing Signs of Declining Productivity
20:16 Ego in Breeding: Knowing When to Stop
22:46 Building Blocks of Breeding Programs
24:39 The Importance of Outcrossing
28:57 Analyzing Breeding Decisions
33:07 Evaluating Puppy Quality
36:39 The Art of Breeder Communication
39:32 Understanding Pedigrees and Genetics
40:23 Balancing Type and Productivity

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