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How to take a backup of the database using Tarantino before recreating it

The Title pretty much sums it up. I am trying to take a backup of the existing database before recreating it. I use Tarantino for Integration testing. But, I always have to take a backup of the existing database. I know this is not necessary but I am a bit paranoid about losing my schema. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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