FCI Standard No. 372
The source text of the standard: useful for reading the breed description, not a substitute for an in-person assessment of a dog.
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Open sources on the Kazakh Tazy
A small set of primary documents and explainers to begin a careful check. An open link helps you read the context; it does not, by itself, verify a particular dog’s origin, health, or anyone’s expertise.
READING SET
Standard and recognition
Documents that help distinguish a breed description from its international status.
FCI list of provisionally recognised breeds
The Tazy’s FCI status should be read as provisional recognition – not as a full registry or a completed stud book.
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Why 3 September matters
Two sources that keep a state commemorative date distinct from an international breed status.
Government Resolution No. 278
The primary text for the Day of the Kazakh Tazy and Tobet – 3 September. TAZY.DOG is about the Tazy and does not speak for state bodies.
Open the resolutionA guide to 3 September
A short explanation of how the commemorative date relates to the second anniversary of the Tazy’s provisional FCI recognition.
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Reading with care
Routes for separating a source, an inference, and an honest limit of knowledge.
How we work with sources
Our editorial policy: what accompanies a fact, how we credit a photograph, and where to send a correction.
Open the methodologyHistory: where a legend ends
An entry into the history guide, with a clear line between a standard, archival evidence, and a family story.
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