breed history
The first Thai Bangkaew dog male & female CACIB Winners in the World, at the World Dog Show in Madrid 2020 (postponed June, 2022) as a fully approved FCI breed.
Judge: Mr Dinky S. Santos (Ph) 🇪🇸 World Winner @ Madrid 2020, CAC/CACIB & BOB 🇪🇸 BOB, CAC/CACIB, RSCE Winner'22 with a BIG2, 🇪🇸 Spanish Champion 🇪🇸 Latin Winner (Sp) 🇪🇸 MBIS/MBISS/Thai Grand/Ph Grand Ch. Bangkaew Lanna Peet Lanna (No.1. 18'19'20'21 in Thailand) ✨ Owner, Nownow Chilee, breeder Bangkaew Lanna, and handlers Pamoth Phommathilath, Sagulchai Thanadka 🇪🇸 World Winner @ Madrid 2020, CAC/CACIB & BOS 🇪🇸 Spanish Champion 🇪🇸 Latin Winner (Sp) 🇪🇸 Dutch Ch. Roy Hill White Lily JW'16, NJK, BWNL'18 (Joint No.1 in the BeNeLux'18). ✨ Owner/breeder/handler (me) Sabine van der Zwan (Netherlands). Pictured left to right are Judge, Mr Dinky Santos, Mr Thana Achariyawan, Pamoth Phommathilath, Sagulchai Thanadka, Sabine van der Zwan (me) and Mr Chakkapan Chantarasmee. A proud moment in history.
Thai Bangkaew dog fully recognised 21, June, 2022
Very proud day for the FCI A2O SECTION & THAI KC as the FCI General Assembly approves the Thai Bangkaew Dog as a fully recognised FCI breed. Congratulations to all TBD breeders, fanciers and Thai people!
The Thai Bangkaew provisionally accepted 14, April, 2011
(Section 5: Asian Spitz and Related Breeds) provisional accepted in 2011 with Judge: Paul Stanton
AKU (Asian Kennel Union) approved Thai Bangkaew Dog during the Dog Show in Bangkok on 21-22 Jan 2006
A big step for the Thai Bangkaew Dog breed to join the international dog show, and hopefully, it will not be long before FCI will also accept Thai Bangkaew Dog, said Mr Thana, the secretary general of The Kennel Club of Thailand at the time.
How it began
"Bang Kaew dog breed" has been known for a long time by dog lovers in Thailand. history of origin The study, published in the Veterinary Journal of Kasetsart University, states that most of the information is anecdotal from the current generation. The first ancestors of the Bang Kaew breed of Thai dogs. Born around 1862 and is a cross between a Thai domestic dog and a wild dog or dhole raised by the former abbot of Wat Bang Kaew. However, the Bangkaew dog has been the pet of the villagers of Ban Bang Kaew and nearby sub-districts. Officials of the Department of Livestock Development decided to develop and select species and exhibited them outside the community until Bang Kaew Dog is known to the outside world.
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