Teaching Tails LLC

A fun weekend for me and my baby dog! ❤️

Interested in starting dog sports with your dog? Ask me how!

Meet Romeo! ❤️

Breed: Standard poodle
Age: 5 years old
S*x: Neutered male
Good with dogs: Yes, as long as they match his energy. He is bouncy and excitable, so would not do well with dogs that are more quiet or subdued.
Good with cats: Possibly, but has not been fully evaluated
Good with kids: Unknown. He has had some reactivity (appears to be more excitement related) when first seeing them, but calms down. Though he has not been formally introduced since being in foster care.
Up to date on vaccines: Some (rabies, others unknown)

Romeo is a very sweet 5 year old neutered male standard poodle. He was surrendered to Murrells Inlet Veterinary Hospital due to a medical emergency which required extensive intensive care and long term medical management. He was given a chance at recovery, and recover he did! He has been with his foster home for a month and is ready to find his forever family.

Romeo had a severe case of bladder stones, which were completely blocking his urethra, making urination impossible. Thanks to the surgeons and staff at MIVH, Romeo had surgery to remove the stones and is back to his happy, bouncy poodle self.

Romeo will require a specialized prescription diet for the rest of his life - this is not optional, as well as periodic vet check ups and urine tests to ensure that he is not developing any further infection or additional stones.

For more information on adopting Romeo, please email [email protected] for an application and to be put in contact with his foster. Veterinary references required.

🎉 NEW CLASS ANNOUCEMENT🎉

My first AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy Class is now enrolling!
This 6-week program meets once per week and is designed to build a strong foundation of good manners, confidence, and social skills during your puppy’s most important developmental stage. Using positive reinforcement, you and your puppy will work on essential behaviors like sit, down, coming when called, leash walking, and polite interactions with people and other dogs, while also focusing on socialization and responsible ownership.

The AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy program is open to all puppies, including both purebreds and mixed breeds. Puppies who are not registered with the AKC can still earn the S.T.A.R. Puppy award and receive a certificate. Puppies with an AKC, PAL, or AKC Canine Partners number can earn S.T.A.R. Puppy as an official AKC title—making it your dog’s very first training title.

The first class is a humans-only session (no puppies) where we will review testing materials, class expectations, and training methods. The final class is dedicated to completing the S.T.A.R. Puppy evaluation.

📍Where: Murrells Inlet Veterinary Hospital

🗓️When: Tuesday’s for 6 weeks starting May 12

⏰Time: 6:30PM

Requirements: Puppies must be at least 12 weeks old and no older than 1 year at the start of class and be up to date on all age-appropriate vaccinations (proof of vaccines is required).

This class is the perfect starting point for raising a well-mannered, confident dog while preparing for future training goals like the Canine Good Citizen program.

This class is limited to 4 teams, 2 teams are required to hold a session.

For more information or to secure your spot, visit https://www.teachingtailsdogtraining.com/akcstartpuppy

www.teachingtailsdogtraining.com
📩: [email protected]
☎️: 843-450-6985

Train A Dog, Save A Warrior (TADSAW) is a nonprofit organization who’s mission is to provide the training of a Medical Alert Service Dog, as designated by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990/2010 guidelines, for any wounded Veteran Service Member (Active Duty, Retired, Discharged) surviving with Military Induced Anxiety Depression Syndrome (MIADS), post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), Military S*xual Trauma (MST) and/or Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) in order to restore and improve the Veteran’s Quality of Life with a canine ‘Battle Buddy’ at NO CHARGE to the Veteran or the family. TADSAW is dedicated to improving the lives of both veterans and rescue dogs by bringing them together through service dog training, creating a meaningful opportunity for healing, growth, and connection—where each participant supports the other in a shared journey forward.

As of April 2026, I am proud to be a TADSAW trainer—a role that is especially meaningful to me as the daughter of a disabled Army veteran and the significant other of a first responder.

To learn more, visit www.tadsaw.org