Kazakh Tazy in a steppe landscape

TAZY.DOG

A national digital platform for Tazy registry, breeding, cultural heritage, and institutional readiness: from a public dog profile to an FCI evidence package.

2024 Preliminary FCI recognition, Group 10, standard 372.
2024–2026 Building evidence base: pedigrees, health, DNA, and field trials.
2026–2030 Data exchange, quarterly reporting, and international validation.
2034 Goal is full FCI recognition of the breed.
8 verification levels
17+3 regions and external nodes
QR public QR passports
2034 full recognition target

Platform, not landing page

TAZY.DOG should connect public trust, breeding operations, cultural heritage, and institutional data in one system.

The product should immediately read as working infrastructure rather than a media showcase: registry, breeder network, geo ecosystem, diplomacy layer, and the FCI evidence track.
01

Registry

Dog profiles, QR passports, pedigrees, evidence history, and verification status.

02

Genetic intelligence

COI/AVK, trial mating, Health Passport, DNA, and Popular Sire Effect risk.

03

Breeder trust

Three participation levels, breeder code, litter declarations, and expert rights.

04

Map

Regions, kennels, events, cultural points, tourism, and field-trial routes.

05

Diplomacy

Tazy Ambassadors Map, gifting protocol, EN/FR press kit, and import references.

06

Field App

Offline-first PWA, GPS tracks, QR validation, and field litter registration.

07

Data Room

FCI export, state reports, science slices, and evidence manifests.

Global benchmark

Our strength exists only if the platform clearly shows how TAZY.DOG differs from ZooEasy, PDO, and AKC Marketplace.

Most solutions cover registry and pedigrees, but do not combine FCI, health, culture, tourism, diplomacy, and preservation into one evidence system.
Platform Pedigrees Health/DNA Community Culture/tourism Diplomacy
ZooEasy / PDO
AKC Marketplace
TAZY.DOG

Participant journey

The platform must explain not only what it stores, but how a person moves from application to recognized evidence.

Owners, breeders, experts, and institutional partners see one process: application, evidence, review, public profile, breeding decision, and export package.
01

Owner

Application and base profile

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

Evidence

Health, DNA, and field work

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

Review

Review without manual chaos

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

FCI and partners

Quarterly snapshots, export packages, and the evidence history toward 2034 are assembled from the live log.

Evidence registry

A public dog profile should replace a folder of scattered certificates.

The public profile shows pedigree, health, DNA, field trials, and readiness for international data export.

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 built for export from day one

The profile and event log are designed to generate FCI exports, not to be assembled manually before deadlines.

Health Passport

Breeding status cannot be issued without health, DNA, and field data.

The platform should immediately show an international bar: dysplasia, ophthalmology, DNA, temperament and trial outcomes in one unified health passport.
  • DysplasiaOFA/PennHIP or local equivalent
  • DNAidentification, alleles, genetic risks
  • Ophthalmologymandatory inspection before breeding entry
  • Field trialsspeed, endurance, intelligence and GPS route
  • Temperamenttemperament, resilience and work with a person

Breeder network

The platform should not repeat the marketplace mistake where registration is visible but breeder quality is not.

Three-tier verification, a responsible breeder code, litter declarations, and clear health-passport requirements create trust in the network, not only in an individual dog.

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.

Geo ecosystem

The next layer after the registry is a map of population, events, and heritage, not separate spreadsheets held by different people.

The platform should connect dog profiles, kennels, field trials, cultural objects, and regional routes into one legible system.

Regional coverage

Population and kennel map

Seventeen regions of Kazakhstan, key kennels, breeding clusters, and priority zones for strengthening diversity.

Events

Trials and shows

Online registration, event status, QR passport validation, and future GPS field-route traces.

Heritage

Living heritage archive

Oral histories, museums, rock art, hunting practices, and content for UNESCO and international media.

Tourism

An entry point into Tazy tourism

Kennels, hosted routes, Tazy Day, and future experience services should grow from the same verified data.

Genetic centre

Breeding here should look like population governance, not blind pair matching.

The platform calculates COI, models litters, detects Popular Sire Effect, and shows risk before breeder decisions.
Coefficient of inbreeding 4.8%
Popular sire pressure Low
Genetic diversity signal Stable

Recommended with monitoring

The pair is acceptable for the 2034 FCI evidence cycle. Add ophthalmology and field-trial video before export-ready status.

Technical contour

Technically, TAZY.DOG should be the breed operating system: data enters the core once and then flows into public, expert, and institutional layers.

The core separates public profiles, protected evidence, review, export packages, and future mobile workflows so the showcase never becomes a private-document store.

Evidence Core

One evidence core

Versioned profile records, review statuses, data owners, sources, and the decision log.

Public API

Public profiles

QR passports, dog cards, public statuses, regional map, and heritage layer.

Review OS

Review and roles

Expert queues, decisions, rejection reasons, change requests, and immutable audit.

Breeding Engine

Breeding analytics

COI, popular sire risk, line diversity, and responsible litter scenarios.

Data Room

Exports and reports

FCI snapshots, state reports, press packages, international references, and the evidence manifest.

Heritage and diplomacy

The digital passport is where registry, cultural heritage, and the international track meet, not just a QR graphic.

A QR code, cryptographic hash, immutable event log, and public profile link turn a symbolic document into verifiable evidence.
Ambassadors Map Public profiles for officially gifted and exported Tazys, starting with high-visibility diplomacy cases.
Gift protocol Standardized paperwork, provenance history, and vet/export requirements for ministries, embassies, and partners.
Living heritage The passport is linked to field trials, the cultural archive, and line history rather than living apart from its context.
TAZY DIGITAL PASSPORT TZY-KZ-000182
  1. DNA parentageApproved · 2026-05-17
  2. Health packageOphthalmology pending
  3. Field trialVideo evidence attached

Geography, heritage and diplomacy

Tazy should be visible to the world as a breed, cultural code, and verifiable origin system.

The site should explain not only dogs, but also routes: from kennel and field trials to diplomatic gifts, tourism, heritage archives, and UNESCO submission.

Tazy Ambassadors Map

A public map of officially gifted and exported Tazy with country, name, history, current photos, and a link to a digital passport.

Living heritage

Video interviews, oral histories, geotags, museums, rock art, and materials for UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.

Tazy tourism

Meet the Tazy, field trials, hosted kennels, World Nomad Games and heritage passports for tourists.

Breed Standard

A dedicated EN page for the FCI standard with illustrations, clear conformation vocabulary, and links to verified profiles.

How to Import a Tazy

EN layer for FCI clubs, future owners, and embassies: country requirements, documents, veterinary rules, and contacts.

Institutional contour

FCI, state institutions, and international partners should see a living system, not a one-off campaign before a deadline.

FCI exports are built from live records: pedigrees, health, DNA, temperament, field trials, and population statistics.
2024

Preliminary recognition

The FCI General Assembly places the Tazy into Group 10 and starts the formal cycle toward full recognition.

2026

Evidence-core launch

First verified dogs, a working breeder contour, live FCI exports, and launch timing tied to Tazy Day.

2029

Heritage and science layer

Field, genetic, and cultural records are consolidated into a base for UNESCO, research partners, and the international track.

2034

Full recognition

By then the platform should already prove five generations, health, population stability, and international transparency.

Public readiness

Public FCI progress

The public layer explains what is already assembled, where gaps remain, and why the system is moving toward 2034 as infrastructure rather than PR.

Protected operations

Protected working surfaces

The reviewer workspace and FCI data room remain institutional work surfaces rather than the main public entry path.

Data for science and decisions

The Data Room should be a source of reports, partnerships, and breed-preservation policy, not a closed office.

Anonymized slices on COI, health, regions, DNA diversity, and field trials become the language for FCI, agriculture ministry, researchers, and international clubs.

Population dashboard

COI by cohorts, regional diversity, health passport coverage, and litter dynamics.

Laboratories and DNA

A short route is integration with Embark/Wisdom/VGL; a long route is a fully local data stack.

Gene bank

Long-term preservation contours with branches, international banks, and rare lines.

API and export

CSV, PDF, FCI-compatible XML, partner API, and evidence manifests for verified packages.

Launch KPIs

By 3 September, the site should communicate a measurable launch plan, not only an aspiration.

Breeder beta, public launch, Tazy Day, and the path to 2034 should be visible as an operational program with clear metrics.
1 500dogs in registry by launch
70%litters through the platform by 2027
40%Health Passport coverage by 2028
10partner FCI clubs by 2027
quarterly FCI reports per year

AV DS interface

AV DS is not decoration here; it is the shared trust language for the public site, reviewer workspace, and future field app.

One set of tokens, states, density rules, and bilingual components should keep the platform coherent as modules appear: registration, events, reports, map, and mobile review.

Tokens

Semantic surfaces

Backgrounds, cards, accents, borders, and statuses come from AV DS tokens, so dark and light themes behave consistently.

States

Verifiable states

Done, in progress, risk, and waiting for external confirmation look the same in the registry, review workspace, and data room.

Density

Operational density

Public sections stay calm and readable while work surfaces remain compact for queues, tables, and checks.

Locale

RU/EN now, KZ-ready next

The public launch exposes Russian and English now, while the KZ catalog remains ready as the next editorial layer without breaking cards, buttons, or mobile navigation.

The right launch is working infrastructure first, then a media wave around it.

The period from 17 May to 3 September should be used to gather registrations, test operating flows, align breeders, and make TAZY.DOG the action point of the campaign.

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