For people working with the breed

Tazy records.
Handled with care.

Bring a dog's history, documents and health records together. Prepare the material for review and decide separately what may be made public.

Shared work. Distinct responsibilities.

Organization or club

Provide your organization's details and name a responsible representative. Manage members' access to working material.

Breeder

Update dog profiles, pedigrees and health information. Add supporting documents, not just a description.

Expert or reviewer

Check records against their sources. Record your decision and its limits; you cannot approve your own material.

From application to a reviewed record

Application and access

A representative describes the organization's work. Once reviewed, they receive a role and access to the relevant material.

Profile and evidence

Pedigree, health and owner information are kept distinct. Each change needs a traceable source.

Material review

A reviewer examines the evidence, asks for clarification and records a decision. Changed material needs a new review.

Publication or export

A public record contains only information cleared for release. Documents, contact details and review discussions do not appear on the public site.

What stays private

Drafts, contact details, source documents and review history are restricted to members with the appropriate role. TAZY.DOG readers see a separate public version of a record.

TAZY is not a state studbook, an FCI registry, a veterinary clinic or a certification body.

Review and publication rules

Before you begin