The Bhote dog found in the high Himalayas of Nepal has received international recognition. The International Kennel Club (IKC) has officially recognized the Bhote dog as a dog breed.

Bhote Kukur, which originated and developed in Nepal, was informed by the president of Bhote Kukur Club of Nepal, Vijay Paudel. "IKC is the first international organization that gave official recognition to Vote dogs," he said, "along with this, we are in the process of getting recognition from other international kennel clubs such as: World Kennel Union, Federation Scientologic International, etc. . 

Bhote dog found in the high Himalayas is especially kept as a friend of the barn. Apart from that, he said that now people are rearing them in Terai and Pahad.

Bhote dog of Nepal looks like Tibetan Matisf found in Tibet . But these two are different . Therefore, the club was established in 2079 to recognize that Bhote Kukur originated and developed in Nepal.

'There was no study of dogs based on Nepal. In the 13th century, foreigners named the dog found in Mongolia and Tibet Tibetan Matisf. But this is a different breed from the Bhote dog found in Nepal," he said, "Tibetan dog's body, size and head are bigger and look bigger. We have discussed these two differences in international forums . But we formed a club because we need to convey the message through an organization and not an individual. According to

Paudel, even litters born from the same father and mother are different. Therefore, the price of chaura is 40 thousand rupees and 30 thousand rupees for chauri. He said that after 6 weeks of birth, they can be separated from their mother and adopted.