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In this episode of the TACKBox podcast, hosts Tyson Wald and Dale discuss a variety of topics related to dog breeding and showing, including Dale's recent judging experience in Jackson, Mississippi, and upcoming events in Chicago. They celebrate reaching a milestone of 1,000 subscribers on YouTube and engage with listener questions, covering essential topics such as USDA licensing for breeders, the differences between all-breed and breed rankings, and the importance of AKC inspections. Dale provides insights into the requirements for dog breeders and the implications of having a USDA license, emphasizing the need for transparency and proper record-keeping. The conversation also touches on practical advice for new puppy owners, including managing car sickness and grooming techniques, as well as strategies for transitioning a kennel from a hobby to a business.

Chapters

00:00 Welcome Back from Mississippi
01:10 Celebrating 1,000 YouTube Subscribers
02:42 Listener Q&A Introduction
03:31 Understanding USDA Licensing for Breeders
11:32 All-Breed vs. Breed Rankings Explained
17:56 What to Expect During an AKC Inspection
27:10 Managing Puppy Health and Records
31:43 Dealing with Car Sickness in Puppies
41:27 Transitioning from Hobby to Business
48:56 Marketing Puppies and Retirees

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In this episode of the TACBox podcast, Tyson Wald and Dale discuss the essential elements of setting up and managing a dog kennel. They cover a range of topics including emergency planning, veterinary resources, food storage, climate control, fire safety, laundry needs, record keeping, and the design of functional kennel spaces. The conversation emphasizes the importance of being prepared and organized to ensure the safety and well-being of the dogs.
takeaways
An emergency plan is crucial for kennel management.
Having a reliable vet resource is essential for dog health.
Proper food storage can prevent waste and save money.
Climate control is vital for the comfort of dogs.
Fire safety equipment should be a priority in kennels.
Laundry facilities are necessary for maintaining cleanliness.
Microchipping dogs is important for identification.
Keeping accurate records is essential for breeding programs.
Designing a kennel should consider the specific needs of the breed.
Emergency preparedness can prevent crises in kennel operations.

"You need a breeding book."
Chapters
00:00
Introduction to the TACBox Podcast
01:30
Top 10 Essentials for a Dog Kennel
05:57
Emergency Planning for Dog Breeders
08:16
Veterinary Resources and Health Management
09:39
Food Storage and Management
13:02
Air Control and Climate Management
18:13
Fire Safety and Emergency Equipment
22:03
Laundry and Cleaning Essentials
26:00
Record Keeping and Management
32:40
Designing a Functional Kennel Space

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In this episode of the TacBox Podcast, Tyson Wald and Dale discuss the intricacies of dog breeding, focusing on the considerations and challenges of adding a second breed to a breeding program. They explore the importance of market analysis, understanding puppy demand, and the significance of choosing the right kennel name. The conversation also touches on personal limitations in breeding, protecting one's kennel name, and the resources available for aspiring breeders. Throughout the episode, the hosts emphasize the need for thorough research and self-awareness in the breeding journey.
takeaways
The TacBox Podcast is focused on dog breeding.
Starting a podcast can lead to valuable conversations.
Dog shows can be affected by weather conditions.
Judging requires a commitment to saying yes to opportunities.
Integrating a second breed into a breeding program requires careful thought.
Research is essential when considering a new breed.
Understanding the market demand for puppies is crucial.
Choosing a kennel name can impact branding and recognition.
Personal limitations should be considered when expanding a breeding program.
Protecting your kennel name involves promotion and presence.
titles
Navigating the World of Dog Breeding
The Challenges of Adding a Second Breed
Sound Bites
"What is happening, everybody?"
"What's the return on investment?"
"You want to double down on that?"
Chapters
00:00
Introduction to TacBox Podcast
02:16
The Journey of Dog Breeding
04:35
Considering a Second Breed
09:27
Evaluating Breeds for Compatibility
11:59
Branding and Kennel Names
17:24
Market Analysis for Dog Breeding
25:58
Navigating Puppy Care Challenges
27:04
Understanding Breeding Goals and Market Needs
28:54
Assessing Personal Limitations in Dog Breeding
30:32
The Importance of Breed Knowledge
33:20
Registering Your Kennel Name: What You Need to Know
36:18
Protecting Your Kennel Name and Assets
40:49
Researching Breeds and Market Trends
43:53
Choosing the Right Breed for Your Lifestyle

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In this episode of the TACK Box podcast, Tyson Wald and Dale discuss the evolving landscape of dog breeding, focusing on the implications of breed legislation and public perception. They reflect on their podcast journey, emphasizing the importance of laughter and engagement. The conversation delves into international breed bans, the ethics of breeding, and the contrasting roles of breeders and rescues. They highlight the need for ethical breeding practices and the importance of understanding legislation that affects dog breeders. The episode concludes with a call to action for breeders to unite and advocate for their rights.

takeaways

• Laughter is a key element in engaging podcast content.
• Listeners appreciate humor in discussions about serious topics.
• Breed legislation often starts in other countries and can influence the U.S.
• Public perception of breeders is often negative due to animal rights narratives.
• Ethical breeding practices are essential for the future of dog breeding.
• Rescues and breeders have different roles in the animal welfare ecosystem.
• Legislation can impact breeders regardless of their practices.
• The importance of being informed about local breeding laws cannot be overstated.
• Breeders contribute positively to society through service and therapy animals.
• Advocacy for breeders' rights is crucial in the face of increasing regulations.

titles

• Navigating the Complex World of Dog Breeding
• The Impact of Legislation on Dog Breeders

Sound Bites

• "Our most used word of 2025 was breed."
• "Laughter makes the podcast engaging."
• "Finland banned the King Charles breed."

Chapters

00:00
Introduction and Year in Review

02:02
Legislation and Breed Bans

05:59
Impact of International Legislation on Breeding

10:49
The Slippery Slope of Animal Rights Legislation

16:26
Comparing Treatment of Dogs and Horses

22:51
The Rescue Industry and Its Implications

27:17
The Importance of Ethical Breeding

28:20
Legislation and the Role of Breeders

31:40
Navigating Regulations and Responsibilities

36:24
The Balance of Rights and Responsibilities

40:30
Over-Correction in Society

46:03
The Positive Impact of Breeders

48:30
Freedom of Speech and the Future of Breeding

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In this episode of the Tech Box podcast, Tyson and Dale celebrate the 40th episode with a focus on listener questions. They discuss the emotional aspects of handling the loss of pets, the importance of being observant of toy breeds' health, and how to engage with judges after dog shows. The conversation also covers how to get started in dog showing, the significance of performance titles, and navigating owner-handled shows. The episode concludes with a festive message for the holidays and a note on the podcast's growth.
takeaways
Handling the loss of a pet is a personal journey.
Celebrating the life of a pet is essential for healing.
Observing a puppy's behavior is crucial for their health.
Sugar crashes in toy breeds can be serious and require attention.
Engaging with judges can provide valuable feedback for improvement.
It's important to stay in the ring after showing your dog for NOHS eligibility.
Research and ask questions to learn about dog showing.
Performance titles demonstrate a dog's versatility and training.
NOHS provides a platform for owner handlers to compete fairly.
The podcast is growing, and the hosts appreciate their listeners.
titles
Navigating Pet Loss and Grief
Understanding Puppy Health and Nutrition
Sound Bites
"How do you handle the loss of a pet?"
"Don't ignore the signs of a sugar crash."
"Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!"
Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Holiday Greetings
00:58
Handling the Loss of Pets
10:40
Understanding Toy Breeds and Sugar Crashes
22:28
Engaging with Judges at Dog Shows
29:58
Navigating Dog Show Etiquette
32:22
Getting Started in Dog Showing
36:33
The Importance of Performance Titles
39:56
Understanding NOHS and Its Challenges
52:16
The Role of Judges in NOHS
56:37
Celebrating Growth and Community Engagement

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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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