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Turkmen Tazi
Topic Started: Apr 1 2006, 03:35 PM (370 Views)
Saluqihounds Apr 1 2006, 03:35 PM Post #1
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 Turkmen Tazi
Intresting reading about the wolf hunts etc.
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sevendogs Apr 18 2006, 11:13 PM Post #2
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 Currently, Tazy breeders in Kazakhstan are working on preservation of their national types of Tazy. The most numerous and well established type is so-called Kazakh type, then goes smallish and extremely agile Turkmen Tazy, then goes rare smooth coated Tazy well adapted to hot sandy desert landscapes and, finally northern Steppe Tazy best adapted to colder climate; these dogs have some undercoat abd more profusely develoepd furnishing. Everyone interested is welcome to read R-PADS Newsletter. We publish original articles there about all kinds of aboriginal dogs, including Saluki and Tazy. R-PADS stands for Russian Branch of Primitive Aboriginal Dogs Society.
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