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Kazakh Tazy in a steppe landscape

FCI No. 372 · Kazakhstan – country of origin

The Tazy – steppe speed, living memory, and a dog beside its people

Discover the breed's character, movement, and history through verifiable sources, real events, and practical paths for owners.

FCI No. 372 · breed encyclopaedia

To understand the Tazy is to see it in motion, in history, and in life beside people.

Four ways into the full guide: read the standard, protect health, choose a puppy, and build a safe, active life together.

Editorial selection · open sources

Stories, events, and change around the Tazy

Not a stream of look-alike links, but different strands of one living story: people and dogs, international recognition, population, heritage, and responsible breeding.

История собаки

История Челси: результат одной тазы стал событием для всей породы

Владелец рассказал о подготовке, рабочем характере собаки и семейной истории разведения тазы. Qazinform · 10 июня 2026 года About this item

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    Open any region of Kazakhstan

    QazGeo gives every region a canonical code and a dedicated route. Counts show only public profiles in the current open dataset.

    Public platform

    The breed, registry, and verifiable records in one public layer.

    The public registry currently contains 12 profiles from 6 regions of Kazakhstan. QR checks, health passports, the map, and verified breed material are available alongside it.

    Working core

    The public registry, QR passports, and map use the same record identifiers.

    The public layer contains published statuses only. Owner documents, source files, and review decisions remain protected.
    • 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.
    Platform Pedigrees Health/DNA Community Culture/tourism Diplomacy
    ZooEasy / PDO
    Каталог AKC
    TAZY.DOG

    Participant journey

    The path of a published record: from submission to QR passport.

    A card records initial details, public evidence, a review decision, and publication status. Each record keeps its own identifier throughout.
    01

    Owner

    Submission and card

    A draft profile holds the name, region, registry number, microchip, origin, and submitted materials.
    02

    Evidence

    Five evidence groups

    Identity, joints, ophthalmology, DNA, and field evidence carry a date, source, and public status.
    03

    Review

    Decision and access boundary

    The public card receives a verifiable summary only. Personal documents, contacts, and reviewer notes remain protected.
    04

    Publication

    Profile and QR passport

    A passport opens the current public version of a record by number without file transfers or owner disclosure.
    05

    Export

    References and exports

    The public reference, profile, and QR passport use the same identifiers and statuses; protected packages are limited to authorised users.

    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.

    Найдено: 6

    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 starts 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 serves 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 receive the facts without manual screen-by-screen assembly.
    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 profile

    The Kazakh Tazy is described through function, the FCI standard, and behaviour rather than 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 keeps sight response, speed, and field control 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

    Five published participants from five regions are listed in the catalogue.

    Each participant has a region, screening status, renewal date, and public summary of practice, health, environment, and owner materials.

    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.

    Tazy and Tazy mixes looking for a new family.

    Looking for current listings on Qaz.pet…

    Operational map

    The breed map connects Kazakhstan's 20 regions with profiles, events, and heritage.

    An accurate regional base anchors the map while TAZY.DOG adds verified profiles, kennels, shows, field routes, and cultural sites.

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

    Genetic centre

    A public pair calculation based on published lines.

    The calculator currently offers three sires and three dams from the open set. It displays modelled COI, sire pressure, and a diversity signal for the chosen pair.
    Coefficient of inbreeding (COI) 4.8%
    Popular sire pressure Low
    Genetic diversity signal Stable

    Preliminary calculation

    The form uses the published part of each pedigree. It cannot issue a mating decision without full pedigree, health statuses, and the responsible club or breeder's review.

    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