by Balihara Ranch Review | Jan 1, 2026 | blog-en
The New Year is traditionally a time for wishes.For health. For peace. For fresh beginnings. This year, however, we would allow ourselves to voice one wish that may sound simple at first glance—yet in reality would represent a profound change for thousands of dogs....
by Balihara Ranch Review | Dec 18, 2025 | blog-en
At first, it looks innocent enough.A love for the breed. The first litters. The first successes. The first titles. But the moment dog breeding becomes a primary source of income, it ceases to be a hobby.It becomes an economic model.And once an economic model is in...
by Balihara Ranch Review | Dec 11, 2025 | blog-en
Designating a dog as a “guest” is a standard form of cooperation among breeders. It loses its legitimate character, however, when an administrative classification is used to evade the rules of the country where the dog is physically present and routinely used for...
by Balihara Ranch Review | Dec 4, 2025 | blog-en
The lending of a stud dog between kennels is a routine and, in itself, legitimate practice in canine breeding. The problem arises when such a loan is used strategically—or fictitiously—to enable a dog to breed in a country where it would otherwise fail to meet the...
by Balihara Ranch Review | Nov 27, 2025 | blog-en
At first glance, it is nothing more than a table.Names of dams, names of sires, numbers in columns labeled “puppies” and “litters.” Yet these dry figures—drawn from records that were publicly available at the time of collection and covering data through 2023—offer a...
by Balihara Ranch Review | Nov 20, 2025 | blog-en
While the first installment examined blind spots in the field — limits, inspections, and exports — this second part looks at the other side of the equation:the clubs, officials, and oversight bodies that are supposed to keep the system intact, yet often create room...
