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Kazakh Tazy in a steppe landscape

Public registry

Digital registry for the Kazakh Tazy

TAZY.DOG brings together public dog profiles, the breeder catalogue, QR passports, the breed map, and heritage materials in one public layer.

Open registry Verify QR passport
Open breeder catalogue Open international section
Registry dog profiles and origin cards Map breed geography, events, and heritage Verify QR passport and public record check Breeders kennels, clubs, and participant catalogue

Public platform

TAZY.DOG brings the registry, breeder catalogue, map, and passport flows into one layer.

The homepage opens into the core public sections: dog profiles, QR verification, health, the breed map, and international materials.

Public registry

Dog profiles, QR passports, and public verification

A public surface for dog cards, passports, origin, and open record verification. Open registry

Participant catalogue

Breeders, clubs, and kennel profiles

The public catalogue shows network participants, their region, and a concise working status without internal forms. Open catalogue

Health Passport

A health passport without vague promises

Identity, orthopedic screening, ophthalmology, DNA, temperament, and field results are shown by status, source, and evidence link. Open protocol

Identity check

QR passport and safe ID-based verification

The check does not expose the owner: it shows the record and routes to safe contact. Verify passport

Breed map

Regional clusters, events, and cultural points

The map shows the breed's geography, related events, cultural points, and heritage materials. Open map

Breeding

Pairing, COI, line pressure, and pre-mating decisions

The breeding block works as a population-governance tool rather than a side spreadsheet. Open breeding

Archive and heritage

Lines, archive, and cultural context

This section links dog cards, line materials, the archive, and international reference notes about the breed. Open heritage section

International section

Public materials and the service contour

This area gathers references, explanations, and links into protected workspaces for clubs and partners. Open international section

Working core

The public site, the map, and the core services all use one database.

Profiles, verification, the map, health, and the archive share one set of public rules and status semantics.
  • public dog profile and QR passport
  • material verification and access control
  • operational map across regions and scenarios
  • Health Passport and line archive

Global benchmark

TAZY.DOG extends an ordinary registry with public verification, health, and links to the map and archive.

Most solutions keep pedigrees. Here they are complemented by QR verification, a health passport, a participant catalogue, the breed map, and cultural context.
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Participant journey

How data moves from draft to public verification.

Profiles, evidence, review, publication, and references use one data structure and the same status model.
01

Owner

Draft and profile

Photos, microchip, region, origin, and initial documents are assembled into a profile under review.
02

Evidence

Health, DNA, and field work

Each layer receives a status, source, date, attachment, and responsible reviewer.
03

Review

Review with a clear decision log

The review queue separates private data from public claims and preserves a decision audit.
04

Publication

QR passport and trust

The public profile shows only verified claims while sensitive documents stay in the protected contour.
05

Export

References and exports

The same structure assembles public references and protected partner packages without manual rebuilds.

Evidence registry

Public registry of Tazy profiles.

One profile combines origin, health, DNA, working evidence, and passport events into a verifiable object that both people and external systems can read.

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Akzhel Barys profile QR TZY-KZ-000182

Akzhel Barys

Male · born 2022 · Almaty region

Open public profile
86% 6 of 7 blocks complete

A QR passport as the public entry point

An event check, a diplomatic gift, a puppy sale, or an international review should start from one verifiable URL, not a chain of files.

Every public claim is tied to evidence

Profile completeness and verification level are visible in public, while private owner data stays in the protected contour.

The registry is ready for club, export, and research work

The same profile and event-log structure should serve the catalogue, QR passport, international package, and machine-readable layer without manual rebuilding.

Data source

The public profile reads the same facts as the passport

The card, QR passport, ID check, and AI export use one record, so external systems do not need to assemble facts from separate screens.
Status
public layer
Policy
no owner contacts

Fact provenance

Every status needs a date, source, and access boundary

  1. Identitypassport, microchip, or registry number
  2. Healthpublic summary without a medical dossier
  3. Working evidencefield results and attached materials

Record readiness

A profile is strong only when completeness is clear

Public profile 86%
Health Passport 72%
International package 64%

Health Passport

Within TAZY.DOG, breeding readiness is assessed through health, DNA, origin records, and field evidence where relevant.

The Health Passport assembles an internationally legible eligibility package: movement checks, ophthalmology, DNA-backed parentage, a basic temperament view, and working materials without exposing a private medical dossier.
  • DysplasiaOFA/PennHIP or local equivalent
  • DNAidentification, alleles, genetic risks
  • Ophthalmologymandatory inspection before breeding entry
  • Field trialsspeed, endurance, temperament context, and supporting field materials
  • Temperamenttemperament, resilience and work with a person

Breed guide

A buyer, owner, and breeder should understand not only the dog's name, but the quality of evidence around it.

The guide translates breed standard, health, care, and breeding logic into clear questions that can be verified.

Standard and type

Look at function, not appearance alone

The Tazy should be read as a sighthound of working culture: dry build, free movement, endurance, sight response, and stable temperament belong together.

Health

Checks should be named and dated

A profile needs concrete statuses rather than vague health claims: identity, joints, eyes, DNA, parentage, temperament, and relevant field materials.

Buying a puppy

A verifiable package is needed before transfer

The buyer should see a QR passport, parent profiles, contract, veterinary records, transfer age, and a safe contact path that does not publish private details.

Care

The Tazy needs movement, training, and environmental control

This is not a decorative catalogue entry: the breed needs regular exercise, calm socialization, safe walks, paw care, and a clear recovery routine.

Breeding

A mating decision should account for the population

COI, popular-sire pressure, health, origin, working qualities, and line rarity should be considered together before a litter is published.

Trust

Every claim should lead to a source

The public layer shows a clear result, while the protected contour stores the document, date, reviewer, status, and decision history.

Breed profile

The Kazakh Tazy should be explained through function, the FCI standard, and behaviour rather than through romantic imagery.

This section gives a working profile of the breed: physical parameters, official status, and baseline scorecards useful for an owner, breeder, researcher, or international club.

FCI status

Standard No. 372, provisional recognition since 03 Sep 2024

Group

FCI Group 10 · Sighthounds

Male height

63-70 cm

Female height

58-65 cm

Family

4/5

Loyal to its own circle without becoming intrusive

The Tazy is strongly oriented toward its person and household, but usually keeps an independent and calm distance.

Energy

5/5

Needs regular work, movement, and space

This is a working sighthound of steppe culture; without movement, running, and safe release scenarios the breed quickly loses balance.

Trainability

3/5

Learns well when the temperament is respected

The Tazy does not respond well to rough pressure; short repeatable routines, trust, and clear rules work better.

Prey drive

5/5

Visual pursuit remains a core function

Breed assessment should keep sight response, speed, and control in the field in view, not only a show stance.

Care

2/5

Grooming is moderate, but paws and recovery matter

The coat does not make the breed difficult in daily life, but paw condition, muscles, ligaments, and recovery after intense work are important.

Adaptability

3/5

City life is possible only if the working rhythm is preserved

Urban living can work, but only with disciplined exercise, protection from sudden chase triggers, and enough structured activity.

Breeder network

The breeder network shows status, obligations, and quality of work.

Participation tiers, the network code, litter declarations, and the health passport combine into one transparent professional contour.
Open catalogue and tiers

Owner

Base tier

The owner verifies the dog profile, photos, and basic documents and can participate in events and the public showcase.

Breeder

Professional tier

The breeder passes document checks, accepts the code, and gains access to litter declarations, pairing review, and the catalogue.

Expert

Expert tier

Judges, veterinarians, and curators validate evidence, health records, and official reports for FCI and partners.

Operational map

The map shows origin regions, operational nodes, and the cultural layer.

One QazGEO map connects dog profiles, kennels, events, heritage points, and international stories tied to the breed.

QazGEO ADM1 · Kazakhstan regional boundaries, operating nodes, and TAZY.DOG heritage points

Media watch

Key coverage about the Kazakh Tazy is gathered into one observable layer.

This section draws a QazLake-backed selection and shows how coverage connects to the registry, the FCI contour, the breed's national status, health, field work, and cultural heritage.

Current focus

World Dog Show 2026: international visibility for the breed

The section ties coverage to verifiable TAZY.DOG objects: dog profiles, result source, passport, club, and public status. Selection source: QazLake Open international section

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Genetic centre

Breeding works as a population-governance tool.

The breeding section explains responsible pairing logic: COI, popular sire pressure, line diversity, and a litter scenario before a club or breeder makes a mating decision.
Coefficient of inbreeding (COI) 4.8%
Popular sire pressure Low
Genetic diversity signal Stable

Recommended with monitoring

The public COI calculation shows the pairing logic, but it does not replace a full breeding review. A real mating decision still needs confirmed pedigree depth, health, parentage, and working evidence where relevant.

International and service contour

FCI has already provisionally recognized Kazakh Tazy; full status requires a living evidence base.

The public layer explains the status from 3 September 2024, while the protected contour keeps pedigrees, health, DNA, population slices, review records, and export packages for the next recognition cycle.

Public layer

Public materials and references

This section gathers descriptions, standards, statuses, and links that outside users can read without protected access. Open public section

Protected workspace

Protected data room

Pedigree, health, DNA, and population summaries stay in a protected contour for operational work. Open data room

Verification workspace

Verification workspace

Private documents, review states, change requests, and the decision log stay separate from the public showcase. Open verification workspace

Passport layer

Heritage, lines, and archive

The passport layer links dog cards, line materials, the archive, and international reference notes. Open heritage section