by Julie Swan | Jul 28, 2022 | Business Management, Dog & Puppy Management, Facilities Management, People Management
Jump to Show Notes Before we get started, I wanted to thank you, thank you for being with me for 50 episodes! When I started this journey about 25% of me thought that I would be that one weirdo dog breeder in the corner that everyone rolled their eyes at. Thankfully,...
by Julie Swan | Jul 1, 2022 | Dog & Puppy Management, People Management
Jump to Show Notes In this episode we have Beth Berkobien of Rehab Your Rescue in Dallas Texas, Beth works primarily with anxiety and aggression in dogs. She has been a wonderful help to me in my own situation with our dog Cinch, a charming cattle dog, and I am so...
by Julie Swan | Jun 2, 2022 | Business Management, Dog & Puppy Management, Facilities Management, People Management
Want to Get the 5 Steps to Fixing Your Breeding Program Checklist? Jump to Show Notes It’s that moment when you start to feel your blood boil, the frustration coming over you in a wave of heat. You want to scream, punch something, run away from it all. But you can’t,...
by Julie Swan | May 26, 2022 | Business Management, Dog & Puppy Management, Facilities Management, People Management
Jump to Show Notes When I first started planning the Honest Dog Breeder business, I knew I needed to organize the content in a way that was searchable. I knew that if I could help you figure out what part of your breeding business needed more focus, then I could more...
by Julie Swan | May 19, 2022 | Business Management, Dog & Puppy Management, People Management
Want to Get the After Action Review Worksheet? Jump to Show Notes It’s a beauty and a curse that we work with live animals. On the one hand, wow is it amazing, new life being created and born. Yet on the other hand, with live animals, there’s always the potential for...
by Julie Swan | Apr 21, 2022 | People Management
Want to Get the “Questions to Vet Your Buyers” Cheatsheet? Jump to Show Notes You know what’s one of the worst feelings in dog breeding? Selling a dog to the wrong family. And what makes that worse? Knowing that it’s okay enough they’ll keep the dog and...
