Central Asian Shepherd · Tobet · Alabai · Caucasian
Pedigrees of Asian wolfhounds in one database
Keep your kennel's database: a pedigree tree of up to 7 generations, Wright's inbreeding coefficient, AI mating forecast and beautiful printable pedigrees. Next — a shared open database with moderation.
Free during the alpha. Works in the browser on desktop and mobile.
Bori
proband
Tyson
sire
Aisha
dam
Bars
grandsire
Dala
common ancestor
Arlan
grandsire
Dala
common ancestor
Who the database is for
Native wolfhounds of Asia and the Caucasus — breeds whose pedigrees often live only in breeders' memory. Let's keep them accurate.
Tobet
Alabai
Caucasian wolfhound
Public pedigrees
Dogs have opened to everyone. Explore the whole tree — every ancestor can be opened.
Everything for breeding work
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A tree of up to 7 generations
An interactive tree with photos, zoom and navigation through ancestors. Works on the phone too.
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Inbreeding coefficient
Wright's COI with a table of common ancestors and a scale: outbreeding, line breeding, strong inbreeding.
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Test mating
Pick a sire and a dam — the future litter's COI is calculated instantly.
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AI pair analysis
AI evaluates type and conformation from photos of the parents and ancestors and forecasts the puppies.
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Beautiful pedigree
Choose a template — AI lays out an elegant sheet for print, PDF or image.
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A link for buyers
Share a puppy's tree via a public link — no sign-up needed to view it.
Inbreeding coefficient — no manual counting
The inbreeding coefficient (COI) is the probability that a puppy inherits identical copies of a gene from a common ancestor. Boribasar finds every relationship path through common ancestors, sums their contributions with Wright's formula and shows the result on a scale.
COI = Σ (½)n₁+n₂+1 · (1 + COIA)
n₁, n₂ — generations to the common ancestor, COIₐ — its own inbreeding
6.25% — half-siblings · 12.5% — grandsire × granddaughter · 25% — full siblings
Three steps
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Create your database
Sign up and add dogs: name, sex, colour, height, weight, photos.
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Link the ancestors
Set the sire and dam — the tree and the inbreeding coefficient build themselves.
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Plan and share
Test mating, AI analysis, PDF, a beautiful pedigree and a link for buyers.
Articles
On the breeds, breeding work and how to read a pedigree.
Tobet Breed Standard
Approved by Order No. 101 of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 30 March 2023. Read →
Asian wolfhounds: Central Asian Shepherd, Tobet, Alabai and...
Asian wolfhounds: Central Asian Shepherd, Tobet, Alabai and Caucasian
A short introduction to four related types of guardian dogs, and why an accurate pedigree matters so much for them. Read →
DNA study of the Kazakh Tobet: what 107 samples revealed
In 2024, Kazakhstani researchers published the first large-scale genetic study of the Kazakh Tobet in *Scientific Reports*. They analysed DNA from 107 dogs from southern, eastern and northern Kazakhstan, as well as Tobets brought to Mongolia by Kazakh families. Read →
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost?
Free for now, during the alpha. AI-made beautiful pedigrees — up to 5 per week per account.
Who can see my dogs?
Only you: everyone has their own database. A single dog's tree can be shown via a public link. A shared open database with moderation is coming later — only dogs you choose to publish will go there.
How is the inbreeding coefficient calculated?
With Wright's formula: the contributions of all relationship paths through common ancestors are added up, accounting for the ancestors' own inbreeding. The more complete the pedigree, the more accurate the result.
What if an ancestor is unknown?
Mark it as “Unknown” — known dogs above it still appear in the tree and in the calculation.
Can I move my data from another program?
Yes: an administrator imports a database from a JSON file. Write to us and we will help with the transfer.