Dog Breeds - Thai Bangkaew

Breed Attributes & Qualities

CARING WITH FAMILY + Independent Lovey-Dovey
The level of affection a breed exhibits towards family members and familiar individuals can vary. Certain breeds tend to be more reserved and aloof prim the level of affection a breed displays towards family members and familiar individuals can vary. Certain breeds may exhibit a more reserved or aloof nature primarily bonding closely with their owner, while other breeds tend to treat everyone they know as if they were their closest friend.
LOVE WITH CHILDREN + Unwise Good With Children
The tolerance and patience a breed demonstrate towards children's behavior as well as their overall family-friendly nature can vary. It is important to note that dogs should always be supervised when interacting with young children or with children of any age who have limited exposure to dogs.
BEHAVIOR WITH DOGS + Unwise Good With Other Dogs
The general friendliness of a breed towards other dogs can vary. It is important to supervise interactions and introductions between dogs, regardless of the breed. However, some breeds may have a more inherent tendency to get along with other dogs both within the home and in public settings.

SHEDDING LEVELS & MANAGEMENT No Shedding Hair Everywhere +
The amount of fur and hair that a breed leaves behind can vary. Breeds that have a higher shedding tendency will typically require more frequent brushing to manage the loose hair. It's important to note that breeds with a higher shedding rate may also be more likely to trigger allergies in sensitive individuals. Additionally, consistent vacuuming and lint-rolling may be necessary to manage the presence of hair in the environment.
COAT GROOMING STANDARDS Monthly Daily +
The frequency at which a breed requires bathing, brushing, trimming, and another coat maintenance can vary. It is essential to consider the time, patience and budget available for grooming when assessing the grooming needs of a breed. While all breeds require regular nail trimming the specific grooming requirements for coat maintenance can differ significantly between breeds.
DROOLING INTENSITY Less Likely to Drool Always Have a Towel +
The tendency for a breed to drool can vary. If you are someone who values cleanliness and prefers to avoid excessive drooling it is important to research breeds that are known to have minimal drooling tendencies. Breeds that are prone to drooling can often leave ropes of slobber on surfaces or create big wet spots on clothing. Understanding the drooling tendencies of a breed can help you determine whether or not it aligns with your personal preferences and lifestyle.
COAT TYPE +
Double
COAT LENGTH +
Medium

FRIENDLINESS Reserved Everyone Is My Best Friend +
The level of welcoming a breed is towards strangers can vary. Some breeds tend to be naturally reserved or cautious around unfamiliar individuals regardless of the location or context. On the other hand, certain breeds are generally more outgoing and happier to meet new people whenever they have the opportunity. It is essential to consider a breed's inherent tendencies towards strangers and assess whether it aligns with your expectations and preferences.
LIVELINESS Only When You Want To Play Non-Stop +
60% The level of enthusiasm for play can vary between breeds, even as they mature past the puppyhood stage. Some breeds maintain a high level of playfulness and enjoy engaging in activities like tug-of-war or fetch well into their adult years. They have a natural inclination for play and enjoy interactive games with their owners.
VIGILANCE INTENSITY What's Mine Is Yours Vigilant +
Some breeds have a natural tendency to be more alert and reactive when it comes to potential threats or the presence of strangers. These breeds are more likely to exhibit behaviors such as barking or alerting their owners when they sense something unfamiliar or perceive a potential threat. However, it's important to note that individual temperament and training also play a significant role in how a dog responds to strangers.
ADAPTATION CAPACITY Lives For Routine Highly Adaptable +
The adaptability of a breed to handle change can vary. Some breeds are more flexible and adaptable they can easily cope with changes in living conditions, noise levels, weather and variations in the daily schedule. These breeds tend to adjust well to new environments or situations.

OBEDIENCE LEVEL Self-Willed Eager to Please +
The ease of training and willingness to learn can vary between breeds. Some breeds are known for their high trainability and eagerness to please their owners. These breeds tend to be quick learners and readily respond to training making them relatively easy to train.
STAMINA LEVEL Couch Potato High Energy +
The amount of exercise and mental stimulation a breed requires can vary greatly. High-energy breeds generally have a greater need for physical activity and mental stimulation. They thrive on activities such as running, playing fetch or engaging in agility training. These breeds have a lot of energy to burn and require regular vigorous exercise to keep them physically and mentally satisfied.
VOCALIZATION Only To Alert Very Vocal +
The frequency of vocalization, whether through barks or howls, can vary among different breeds. Some breeds are known to be more vocal and may bark at various stimuli, such as passers-by, animals or noises. They are quick to alert their owners to anything that catches their attention.
LEARNING CURIOSITY LEVEL Loaf Needs an Activity +
The amount of mental stimulation a breed needs can vary. Purpose-bred dogs such as working or herding breeds, often have higher mental stimulation requirements due to their innate instincts and abilities. These breeds are often happiest when they have a job to do or tasks that engage their minds.

COLORS

PATTERNS

CARING WITH FAMILY

Independent

Lovey-Dovey

The level of affection a breed exhibits towards family members and familiar individuals can vary. Certain breeds tend to be more reserved and aloof prim the level of affection a breed displays towards family members and familiar individuals can vary. Certain breeds may exhibit a more reserved or aloof nature primarily bonding closely with their owner, while other breeds tend to treat everyone they know as if they were their closest friend.

LOVE WITH CHILDREN

Unwise

Good With Children

The tolerance and patience a breed demonstrate towards children's behavior as well as their overall family-friendly nature can vary. It is important to note that dogs should always be supervised when interacting with young children or with children of any age who have limited exposure to dogs.

BEHAVIOR WITH DOGS

Unwise

Good With Other Dogs

The general friendliness of a breed towards other dogs can vary. It is important to supervise interactions and introductions between dogs, regardless of the breed. However, some breeds may have a more inherent tendency to get along with other dogs both within the home and in public settings.

SHEDDING LEVELS & MANAGEMENT

No Shedding

Hair Everywhere

The amount of fur and hair that a breed leaves behind can vary. Breeds that have a higher shedding tendency will typically require more frequent brushing to manage the loose hair. It's important to note that breeds with a higher shedding rate may also be more likely to trigger allergies in sensitive individuals. Additionally, consistent vacuuming and lint-rolling may be necessary to manage the presence of hair in the environment.

COAT GROOMING STANDARDS

Monthly

Daily

The frequency at which a breed requires bathing, brushing, trimming, and another coat maintenance can vary. It is essential to consider the time, patience and budget available for grooming when assessing the grooming needs of a breed. While all breeds require regular nail trimming the specific grooming requirements for coat maintenance can differ significantly between breeds.

DROOLING INTENSITY

Less Likely to Drool

Always Have a Towel

The tendency for a breed to drool can vary. If you are someone who values cleanliness and prefers to avoid excessive drooling it is important to research breeds that are known to have minimal drooling tendencies. Breeds that are prone to drooling can often leave ropes of slobber on surfaces or create big wet spots on clothing. Understanding the drooling tendencies of a breed can help you determine whether or not it aligns with your personal preferences and lifestyle.

COAT STYLES GUIDE

Double

COAT SPECTRUM

Medium

FRIENDLINESS

Reserved

Everyone Is My Best Friend

The level of welcoming a breed is towards strangers can vary. Some breeds tend to be naturally reserved or cautious around unfamiliar individuals regardless of the location or context. On the other hand, certain breeds are generally more outgoing and happier to meet new people whenever they have the opportunity. It is essential to consider a breed's inherent tendencies towards strangers and assess whether it aligns with your expectations and preferences.

LIVELINESS

Only When You Want To Play

Non-Stop

60% The level of enthusiasm for play can vary between breeds, even as they mature past the puppyhood stage. Some breeds maintain a high level of playfulness and enjoy engaging in activities like tug-of-war or fetch well into their adult years. They have a natural inclination for play and enjoy interactive games with their owners.

VIGILANCE INTENSITY

What's Mine Is Yours

Vigilant

Some breeds have a natural tendency to be more alert and reactive when it comes to potential threats or the presence of strangers. These breeds are more likely to exhibit behaviors such as barking or alerting their owners when they sense something unfamiliar or perceive a potential threat. However, it's important to note that individual temperament and training also play a significant role in how a dog responds to strangers.

ADAPTATION CAPACITY

Lives For Routine

Highly Adaptable

The adaptability of a breed to handle change can vary. Some breeds are more flexible and adaptable they can easily cope with changes in living conditions, noise levels, weather and variations in the daily schedule. These breeds tend to adjust well to new environments or situations.

OBEDIENCE LEVEL

Self-Willed

Eager to Please

The ease of training and willingness to learn can vary between breeds. Some breeds are known for their high trainability and eagerness to please their owners. These breeds tend to be quick learners and readily respond to training making them relatively easy to train.

STAMINA LEVEL

Couch Potato

High Energy

The amount of exercise and mental stimulation a breed requires can vary greatly. High-energy breeds generally have a greater need for physical activity and mental stimulation. They thrive on activities such as running, playing fetch or engaging in agility training. These breeds have a lot of energy to burn and require regular vigorous exercise to keep them physically and mentally satisfied.

VOCALIZATION

Only To Alert

Very Vocal

Infrequent

LEARNING CURIOSITY LEVEL

Happy to Lounge

Needs a Job or Activity

The amount of mental stimulation a breed needs can vary. Purpose-bred dogs such as working or herding breeds, often have higher mental stimulation requirements due to their innate instincts and abilities. These breeds are often happiest when they have a job to do or tasks that engage their minds.

COLORS

Description	Registration Code
White & Fawn	207
White & Gray	210
White & Lemon	211
White & Red	214
White & Tan	217
White & Black	202

PATTERNS

About The Breed

The Thai Bangkaew Dog is described as a square-built and well-proportioned breed with a double-coat that forms a rough around the neck and shoulders, as well as a plumed tail. These dogs are known for their loyalty to their owners and their desire to train making them receptive to learning and obedience. They tend to form strong bonds with their family members. However, the Thai Bangkaew Dog can also be aloof and reserved towards strangers. They may exhibit caution and wariness when encountering unfamiliar people. This natural aloofness makes them well-suited as watch dogs. Their alert nature allows them to be vigilant and respond to potential threats ensuring the safety of their home and family. It is important to socialize Thai Bangkaew Dogs from an early age to expose them to different people environments and situations. This helps them develop good manners and become more comfortable around strangers when introduced properly.

What to Expect When Caring for A Thai Bangkaew

Owning a dog is indeed a significant responsibility that extends far beyond providing the basic necessities of food and shelter. Dogs as sentient beings require a comprehensive level of care that encompasses physical health emotional well-being and mental stimulation

Anticipating the Needs of Your Thai Bangkaew: Insights and Tips.

Taking a dog under your wing is no small favor; it's a true commitment. These devoted pets count on us for life's necessities such as food and a safe abode, however, they are entitled to a greater level of care.

Health

	The general health of the Thai Bangkaew Dog breed is still being assessed, and health testing is not currently standard procedure in their country of origin. However, on the whole they appear to be a healthy and long-lived breed with a relatively low incidence of debilitating diseases such as cancer. One of the main concerns in the breed is the occurrence of early onset eye conditions including Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA) and other similar conditions. Regular eye examinations and testing can help identify any potential issues and allow for appropriate management or breeding decisions. Although few instances of hip dysplasia have been noted it is recommended to have hip evaluations carried out as a standard test moving forward. Hip dysplasia is a common orthopedic condition, especially in medium-sized breeds and screening can help identify any dogs prone to this condition. To ensure the overall health and well-being of the Thai Bangkaew Dog breed, it is important for breeders and owners to prioritize health testing and responsible breeding practices. Regular veterinary check-ups appropriate screening tests and maintaining a healthy lifestyle can contribute to the longevity and good health of these dogs. Recommended Health Tests from the National Breed Club: Patella Evaluation Hip Evaluation Thyroid Evaluation PRA Optigen DNA Test Elbow Evaluation

Grooming

	The Thai Bangkaew Dog, it is recommended to brush their double coat on a weekly basis to remove loose hair and prevent matting. Monthly baths are generally sufficient unless the dog gets particularly dirty or smelly in which case bathing can be done as needed. Nail trims should be done every two weeks or monthly depending on the dog's nail growth and activity level. Trimming the nails helps prevent overgrowth, discomfort and potential injury. While Thai Bangkaew Dogs are not prone to ear infections it's still important to include ear cleaning as part of their regular grooming routine. Wiping the ears using a gentle ear cleaning solution or a damp cloth can help remove dirt and debris. When it comes to brushing recommended tools for the Thai Bangkaew Dog's coat include rake combs and slicker brushes. These tools are effective at removing loose hair and keeping the coat tangle-free. It is advised to avoid using a furminator-style brush as it can potentially damage the top coat. Regular grooming sessions not only maintain the dog's appearance but also help promote good hygiene and prevent skin issues. Be sure to approach grooming with patience and make it a positive experience for your Thai Bangkaew Dog.

Exercise

	The Thai Bangkaew Dog requires regular exercise to stay happy and healthy. They enjoy activities such as regular walks, hikes and supervised off-leash time in enclosed areas. However, it's important to note that due to their prey drive and independent nature it is generally recommended to keep Thai Bangkaew Dogs on-leash or in a securely fenced area. Their strong instinct to chase and explore may lead them to wander off or become difficult to recall. Keeping them on-leash or in a safe enclosed area ensures their safety and prevents potential accidents or encounters with wildlife. It also helps in maintaining control and preventing any escape attempts. Providing regular exercise that matches the breed's energy level helps prevent boredom and supports their overall well-being. It is also beneficial for their mental stimulation and helps to burn off excess energy reducing the likelihood of engaging in destructive or undesirable behaviors.

Training

	Bangkaew dogs generally enjoy training and have the potential to thrive in various activities with their owners. They respond best to gentle handling and positive reinforcement techniques during training sessions. Their willingness to learn is highest when the training is engaging, enthusiastic and avoids excessive repetition that may cause them to lose interest. It is important to start training and socialization at a young age to help them develop good manners adaptability and confidence. Early exposure to different environments, people and experiences will contribute to their well-rounded development. The Bangkaew breed shows potential as a sport dog in activities such as Fast CAT (coursing), scent work and even dock diving due to their natural affinity for water. These activities can provide them with mental and physical stimulation as well as opportunities to showcase their talents and abilities. To keep their minds stimulated puzzle toys and long-lasting chews are excellent additions to their daily routine. These provide mental enrichment and help prevent boredom which can lead to destructive behavior. Offering a variety of interactive toys and engaging activities can contribute to their overall mental well-being. Remember to tailor training methods exercises and activities to suit the individual dog's preferences and abilities. Consistency, positive reinforcement and a balanced approach to training will help build a strong bond and successful partnership with your Bang

Nutrition

	A Thai Bangkaew dog needs a diet with high-quality proteins like chicken, fish, and lean meats for healthy muscles. Give them complex carbs from whole grains or veggies for lasting energy and add essential vitamins and minerals to support their immune system and metabolism. Adjust food amounts based on the dog's age, size, and activity to prevent obesity. Always have fresh water available for hydration. If your dog has special health issues or needs, get advice from a vet on the right diet.

Historiography

The Thai Bangkaew Dog is indeed an old breed that originated from the Bangkaew village in the Thanang-ngam area of the Bang-rakam district located in the Phitsanulok province of Thailand. According to the breed's history, it is believed that the breed's ancestry can be traced back to a cross between a local black and white female dog owned by a Buddhist abbot and a wild dog that has since become extinct. Selective breeding began in 1957 focusing on litters produced from these original crosses. Through careful breeding practices the Thai Bangkaew Dog as we see it today was developed. The breed has gained recognition and popularity nationwide and is no longer limited to its specific region of origin. They are now bred throughout Thailand.

Due to its historical significance and cultural value, the Thai Bangkaew Dog is considered a cherished heritage of the Phitsanulok province. This breed has gained widespread recognition and has become renowned nationwide for its unique traits and characteristics. It's worth noting that the history and origins of dog breeds can sometimes be subject to variation in accounts and folklore. The information provided reflects the commonly accepted history of the Thai Bangkaew Dog.