Kazakh Tazy community centre

Timeline

Three points in the Tazy recognition story: 2023–2026

First, the status of Kazakhstan’s cynological organisation; then provisional breed recognition and the current FCI record.

Breed recognition

The FCI inspection in Astana: a step before provisional recognition

On 26 May 2024, the commission examined around a hundred Tazy from across Kazakhstan. The president of the Union of Cynologists of Kazakhstan said its conclusion would form the basis of an FCI General Committee decision.

Practical guide

Before choosing a Tazy puppy: three conversations with a breeder

Check the parents, see the litter where it was raised, then agree the documents and support before payment.

People and dogs

Chelsea in Bologna: from early shows to the world ring

Owner Murat Zhanpeisov told Qazinform about Chelsea’s preparation for World Dog Show 2026 and his performance in Bologna.

Breed recognition

Provisional FCI recognition: what it enables and what it does not change

The status opens FCI international shows and national CAC awards, but it does not replace definitive recognition.

Practical explainer

How to read FCI Standard No. 372: from purpose to detail

A standard is neither a catalogue of looks nor a passport for one dog. It gives readers a shared language for talking about the breed.

event reference

Astana Winner 2026: Kazakh Tazy specialty show

Official specialty-show publication with date, venue, registered dogs and publicly named winners.

The publication confirms event context; it does not replace approved entries, scores and titles for each dog.

event reference

UCK: World Dog Show 2026 in Bologna

Official UCK summary of Club Show, ENCI Winner and World Dog Show results for Kazakh Tazy dogs.

Only source-named summary facts are published; they do not create a dog passport, pedigree or medical record.

event reference

Republican hunting trials for Tazy

Official field-trial source describing working-quality criteria: speed, manoeuvrability, scent, endurance and intelligence.

Field material must not automatically change breeding or passport status without a separate verified result record.

standard

FCI: Kazakh Tazy Standard No. 372

Official nomenclature, provisional-recognition status, group, section and valid breed standard.

The FCI page is not an individual-dog registry and does not replace a national source of origin.

Breed standard reference guide

research reference

Genetic structure and diversity of the Kazakh Tazy

Peer-reviewed open article on microsatellites, SNPs and population structure; scientific context, not an individual genetic passport.

The article does not authorize disclosure of raw genotypes, sample identity, or conclusions about a specific dog.

institution directory

UCK: National Breed Club for Kazakh Tazy

Public directory of Kazakhstan’s national breed clubs, including the Kazakh Tazy club.

An external-directory record does not mean that a club, breeder or record is automatically verified by TAZY.