TRD come in these 4 colors..RED, BLUE, BLACK, FAWN
How did it all begin?
THAI SILK'S BULL
This is the beginning of the kennel name of.. House of Sakorn-SterlingTRD.
and is re-named today to be...
Baan Sakorn TRD
This is where all my BLUE TRD started from. This TRD was what got most people inspired in the late 1980's and early 1990's. SAKORN is a son of this BLUE male they called "BULL" (which was actually pronounced BLUE.. it was just the way the Thai spelled it back then).
After I saw "BULL" in person at the Mr Somsit Leehausuan's home/kennel called THAI SILK which was located on Moo 71 just off the Sukumvit Road in Bangkok in March of 1994... I knew I had to get involved with this breed. I promised Mr. Somsit that I would do my best to promote this breed as long as I could in America and eventually around the world with mtTHAIDOG.COM website. Unfortunately Mr. Leehausuwan passed away at a very young age in his mid 40's from a accident in his home. His passing will not be forgotten. I give tribute to him and all the work he had done with the breed with this great and famous photo of THAI SILK'S BULL.
Also meet Jack Sterling's "Smiler" from 2004
Smiler says.. "Come on.. gimme five!
Today, you can find a Baan Sakorn TRD all over the world.. We have our TRD in Thailand, USA, Hawaii, Alaska and 35 other states, Canada, UK, Germany, Poland, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, La Re Union near Africa, India, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico and now most recent in El Salvador in Central America
WOW.. I NEVER SEEN A DOG LIKE THAT BEFORE?
This photo was taken in 1997 at the boat lake in Central Park in NYC.And everyone kept asking that same question over and over..
What Kind Of Dog Is That??
Now how about another question...
Do You Have A Baan Sakorn TRD?
DO YOU WANT A BLUE TRD?
Then SKYPE Me!!
@ jacksterlingtrd
The TRD is a tough, active, jungle-like dog that can be very fierce in nature and also can be very difficult to reckon with as new novice dog owner... These dogs are not for everyone. If you are to be a first time dog owner, I would strongly suggest you to forget about this breed until you are a wee bit more experienced in dogs and what they can do... Remember this is at least 10-12 years of your life too!
If you think this breed is right for you then call me for the "real ride" of your life... the Thai Ridgeback Dog
The TRD is NOT a breed for everyone...
This is what I saw at Baan Sakorn...
Recently, I was vacationing in Chiang Mai and had a chance to visit the Baan Sakorn TRD kennels. Because of my love of dogs I was interested in this special breed of dog. Unfortunately for me I am not in the position to get a dog of my own right now due to work and travel restrictions. My visit was for purely curiosity and educational purposes and I wanted to find out about why they say on their website in big bold letters that the TRD breed is not for everyone. When I called him and he realized I was American the first thing he told me was "They got Bin Laden"! I had not looked at the news since I was on vacation so that was a surprise to me! I then got directions to him where the original kennel was located. The house has a huge fenced yard with a lot area for dogs but the noise was too much for the neighbors. This location was now limited to the house small puppies which is ideal to keep them separated from the bigger adult dogs. The dogs were a bit wary of of me since I was a stranger but not one dog I saw acted mean or made me feel afraid of them.
Then we drove to the farm where the main kennel was and the bulk of the dogs were located. There the male and female dogs were separated from each other as is necessary. I keep emphasizing the word "kennel" because when a person has that many dogs that is what it is. Keeping dogs separated and fenced in is a must for their own safety. The dogs were well kept and healthy which is an attribute to the amount of work it takes to care for 60 dogs! These dogs gathered around He all positioning themselves for his attention. They seemed more like a large group of pets instead of only breeding stock. Mistreated dogs don't act like that, they run away!
In response to anyone who has criticized for running a puppy mill you are wrong and need to see for your self before you pass false judgment. Dogs need to be kept in control by not be allowing them to run loose. This for their own protection as well as the people or other animals who may come in contact with them. The statement that they are put in cages is true to a certain degree. In the States many people have their dogs "kennel trained" to sleep in the transport kennels every night. The House of Sakorn kennel is no different except the sleeping kennels are bigger. When you tell a dog to get in the kennel and they obey with out crouching or running away that to me means they are not being mistreated. The sleeping kennel is their "safe place" and there is nothing unusual about this practice. The Baan Sakorn TRD dogs were well adjusted, healthy and normal. He and his staff seemed to be very attentive to the needs of the dogs. When I first talked to he made it clear that not everyone was cut out to own this thoroughbred dog. The fact that he was so wary about the people who purchased one of his dogs showed the amount of concern and love he feels for each and every dog in the kennel. Anyone who is interested in one of the House of Sakorn Kennel dogs will be interviewed for their level of experience with and proof of their love for dogs or they won't leave with one. Pet shops and puppy mills don't care who buys their dogs. That is the difference so go and see for yourself or don't comment!
I hope to be able to own one of these rare, beautiful dogs one of these days and now I know WHY the TRD is NOT for everyone.
Sincerely,
Todd Cooper
Robertsdale, Alabama USA
Meet MR BIG II currently residing in San Francisco, CA
This is the sort of TRD I was breeding in 2007...
Meet MR. BIG who lives in San Francisco, CA with the Kevin Sarkki family.
Here is what they have to say...
We celebrate our Thai Ridgeback Dog's third birthday with great joy! I posted a 50-second video clip on YouTube for you. For best viewing, let the video fully load, then start. (owned and operated by the Kevin Sarkki family of San Francisco, CA..- batteries were not included)
This breed is amazing!!!
Our Sterling or Baan Sakorn TRD, "Big," has proven himself a welcome addition to the family.
We already cared for a 20 lbs. Rat Terrier and an 80 lbs. Rhodesian Ridgeback mix so it was with some trepidation that we contacted Baan Sakorn who was from San Francisco a decade ago who was now breeding his TRD in Chiang Mai, Thailand. They assured us that this dog would make for a good fit—he has proven to be correct, for Big has won us over by just being the noblest of dogs. He has tolerated the Rhody's persistent harassment (11 year old female, nuff said), and does not play too rough with the little Terrier. He deflects the Rhody's verbal abuse with the patience of a saint. He seems all-knowing in temperament and the neighbor kids have even nicknamed him "Yoda."
He is the best of the three on walks around the neighborhood, always follows my directions and keeps pace beautifully, whereas the other two require constant corrections.
From day one Big knew where in the yard to do his business. While the others drop wherever their nose takes them, he knows where the containment barrel is and drops within a short radius, effectively making my job so much easier-this is of his own volition as I never prompted him to do so.
Be forewarned, this breed is a very capable digger, or should I say, engineer. Having dug deep, like three foot caves that could have effectively assisted escape from Stalag 13! This is one area where I must intervene with appropriate obstacles, like railroad ties and stepping stones. He gets daily walks but has so much pent up energy to burn it's just another way for him to release.
Extremely healthy and athletic, I liken him to a thoroughbred horse. The neighbors think it's due to some steroids mixed in his food bowl, but truth be told, all I can afford is what anyone can buy from Costco.
I marvel at his figure and hope to sculpt a life-size statue some day. I did paint a black velvet portrait that captured him with that all-knowing expression, one that he wears when not smiling. Lately he's been talking more, as if mimicking us humans. He's quite a character and we are entertained by his antics.
I will keep you informed as he matures and know that we are thrilled to have him. Baan Sakorn was totally right on the money with this dog and we thank him for his frankness and that he is always there after the purchase as well. No matter what you read on the internet about Baan Sakorn, all I can say is he did good by me and my family. I know where I will go to get my second TRD.
Kevin Sarkki
Our TRD showed his protective side today.
While out walking my dogs today, I had an encounter
with an 85-pound Rottweiler of "West Oakland" pedigree.
By that I guess it means "gangsta-bred."
Whenever I see another dogwalker my gut
reaction is to move to the other side of the
street to avoid confrontation. But today the
other dogwalker was unseen coming around
the corner.
The dogwalker said his dog was friendly enough,
but asked about my dog. What kind of dog is that?
"It's a jungle dog from Thailand..." I said. "... And I am
not sure about how friendly he is." The owner then
noted my TRD's movements and proclaimed,
"He's skittish." I replied, "Yes, he is." Nonetheless,
the dogwalker wanted his Rottie to go face-to-face
with my TRD.
What happened next is why I never allow our TRD
to roam without a leash. When the Rottie got about
one foot away, our TRD lunged forward, and with a
fierce snap sent the Rottie in retreat.
To which the dogwalker said, "Oh, he's a biter!"
I replied, "Yes, he is. "
Fortunately no injury to report. But a lesson learned.
I held our TRD on a short leash, with little room to
maneuver. Had I allowed for greater freedom of movement,
there could have been blood on my hands.
~Ks
Here are some clips from YOU TUBE on the TRD
This one is a featured segment from Animal Planet Dogs 101
"Baan Sakorn's Mai Blue Rama" a TRD sold to Mr. David Dabill of NYC.
Parkour-Dog UNLEASHED...
Welcome to the home of Baan Sakorn TRD
First question... "Where do you live?
Answer... Baan Sakorn TRD is now located along the River Ping in a garden setting in the suburb the 700 year old city of Chiang Mai which is in the north of Thailand. (see the map)
Second question: "How much does a TRD puppy cost?"
Answer...: The cost of a Baan Sakorn TRD puppy is up to you..same as anything in life..the truth is it depends on color, quality, and age. From $300 USD and up to as high as $4000 again depending on color, quality, and age...
The original colors of the TRD is RED and BLACK. These two colors are normally lesser in price than the other colors of CHOCOLATE, FAWN, or BLUE. You can figure to pay at least $300 to $1500 in USD or 10,000 to 45,000 in Thai Baht.
I only deal in the currency of the Kingdom of Thailand. All prices are quoted first in Thai Baht. Call your local bank or see any online currency exchange sites for the exchange rates. You can pay me in USD by doing a straight deposit into my Bank of America account or a direct wire transfer into my Siam Commericial Bank account here in Thailand.
I do not accept credit cards, Paypal or any other ways of paying as that will only end up costing you more. CASH works the best I have discovered all over the world. I now have over 400 customers in over 100 countries, states and provinces through out the world.
REFUNDS or RETURNS
There are no refunds on any deposits made on cages, shipping costs, or the purchase price of any TRD puppy or dog. Any and all Baan Sakorn TRD can be returned.. a full credit can be applied to any new replacement puppy depending on the reason of the return.
Quarantines or Restrictions
There are no quarantines or restrictions entering the USA. Only a 4 month wait to the island state of Hawaii. 6 month quarantine is most other island nations throughout the world... UK, AUS, NZ, Japan, etc.
For people who live in all countries in the EU (Europe Union) a blood test for the rabies vaccine must be done in your country by a vet that is approved in your country after the 3rd month and after the blood test is approved there will be another 90 day wait until that TRD can be shipped to any of those EU countries. If all goes well the soonest you can see a TRD in your country from anyone in Thailand is when the puppy is 7 months of age...
So, if I ship anyone a TRD puppy at the 4th month to the USA, you can then re-ship the same puppy from the USA to your country after about a 1-2 day wait in the USA because of connecting flights and a vet check. You will need to get a new vaccine card and that takes a visit to any local vet. No questions are asked on where that puppy came from when the vet does the exam.. Then you or a person you can trust will re-ship that puppy to you in whatever county you live in.
There is only one other way to get a TRD direct from Thailand at a younger age...lets say a 6-7 week of age time period. You or someone you pay to do it for you, comes to visit me in person at my kennel in Chiang Mai Thailand and buys the said puppy of your choosing from me in person and then you or that person you trust will takes that chosen puppy back to the USA only to do the same new vet check and then on to your country in Europe.
Seeing a vet is normally only a short wait at any vet of your choosing in any state you decide to travel from. At the 6-7 week the puppy is still small enough to travel in a bag over your shoulder as carry-on luggage under your seat. During the flight normally you can take the puppy out to sleep on your lap as that is all most puppies do at that age is sleep.I have done this myself on 5 different occasions in the early part of this past decade before I moved here to live. I know personally what to encounter and what to expect in US customs when you arrive. "Awww, what a cute puppy".."Love the color.. Welcome to the USA"... All you pay is the excess baggage cost and not the cargo cost. It really is that simple BUT you need to come here to do that. and you MUST travel through the USA to do it.
What's available now...
I have many TRD puppies available now in all colors and all price ranges.
Call me in SKYPEand we will accept any and most reasonable offers... You must pay for a cage (Depending on size at $200-$300) and the shipping to LAX from Chiang Mai (Depending on the volume size of which cage from $650 to $850)..Other points we need to figure on that date and to where in the world you are living. ask about the "FREEBIES".
Over 30 TRD have now been given away for free to Thai local & expats.
The TRD breed comes in 4 colors.. Red, Black, Fawn, and Blue..
We will have the "best puppy" for you in all four colors...
House of Sakorn TRD in 2007
Baan Sakorn TRD 2012
My #1 stud TRD today... SAKORN XX
Look for more updates and more fotos all the time...
Ask us about buying a "already bred" young or older female TRD that you too can have a litter of new TRD puppies with and then raise them from birth to when they are ready to be sold. You are basically "getting back" what you had spent in buying your first TRD, as well as selling a awesome TRD as a pet to a new owner. We will help you find them by you placing a ad or a section on my website. Now, you can experience what raising a TRD is all about and do it your way.. Only the "experienced" dog person will be offered this situation..
Jeab Chobngan & Jack Sterling
Chiang Mai, Thailand
+66 - 81 - 716-0420
Price ranges depends on the structure and quality.
ANNOUNCEMENT Dear Jeab and Jack
We are now convinced that Sanoon is worth much, much more than what we paid for him...
Indeed, the first few months were small problems, but now this is thee most amazing dog we have ever seen!! In the spring we start training: dog-trekking and agility, Polish coaches say that very rarely have to deal with such a dog who learns everything with joy, and 100% commitment!! We give him this rating: IQ 180 or more, like an amazing Rain Man
Soon , we will send you a many new pictures, but for now in Poland ends in winter, so Sanoon still comes with clothes on.... He does not like wearing clothes at all There is no way you can you see what a beautiful dog he is.... See you soon on Skype Best regards
A very happy Sterling TRD customer
Igor Chmielewski
People ask us what will their TRD be like at one year of age.. This is what you get from most of our TRD at one year..
The Baan Sakorn TRD puppies from 2011 are down to only 12 more for sale..
These twelve puppies now for sale are in three colors only. 8 males and 4 females
BLUE...4 m/1 f
RED....1 m/3 f
BLACK..3 males
All puppies are priced at:
The 3rd month when the rabies vaccine is given. The parvo and distemper series of shots are given at the 6th, 9th and 12th weeks of age
Prices range from:
Free ones ... $100 & up..
Pet Quality ... $300 & up..
Show Quality ... $1500 & up..
Prices depends on:
(1) Over all show or pet quality
(2) Structure, movement
(3) Color and sex
Sorry, we do NOT accept Credit Cards from anyone. We can send to you a list of past buyers who will tell you of their experience in dealing with us if you ask for it.
We accept CASH ONLY or a straight bank deposit or a wire transfer in Thai Baht, Euros, and USD.
You will get a what you paid for,,, 100%.
If for any reason the TRD we send you does not meet your expectations within 30 days...
You can return it or keep it as it is up to you for another or wait until that "right" one comes along..
Hey Jack,
Its been quite awhile and things have been going well, so I thought I'd take the time to check in with you. Thairus is doing great. We are out in Illinois now, in a small quite farm town called Mt. Sterling. He loves the open spaces, but obviously dislikes the winters. He saw snow for the first time last month and didn't know what to make of it. So he is now almost three years old and I don't know where the time has went. He is still a great looking dog and I love him to death. I threw in a few pictures of him in our back yard. I tell you he is in heaven. Again Thank you Jack Sterling for sending me such a wonderful TRD.
Austin Ramirez
Now, comes a real sad story from a truly great man, Jack Sonnenberg who has been with his TRD 24/7 for the past 7 years..
It took all of FOUR DAYS to see my best friend pass away... Emails from Jack Sonnenberg from Feb 10th to Feb 14th...
This is Jack Sonnenberg, SaMing is very very sick suddenly and no Doctor can find out why. His blood work is fine, no fever, no vomiting or diarrhea, x-rays, ultrasounds and CT scans have shown no cancer or tumors. He is refusing to eat and eats only a small handful of food a day from my hand. He is drinking very little as well. His weight has crashed and now weighs only 48.5 lbs. I know Boom Boom his father mysteriously passed the same way. Is there any information you can share with me about Boom Boom's health history or the TRD breed that could help save SaMing. The Doctor's are baffled and have no answer or soultion.
Please help,
-Jack & SaMing
Saw an internal specialist and he found a blockage in the stomach that was preventing food from leaving the stomach and entering the small intestine. It is called Gastric Outlet Obstruction. Have you ever come across this with all your years of TRD's? SaMing underwent surgery this morning, and the obstruction was removed. The Doctor is very hopeful that this was the primary reason for SaMing not eating. He is resting in a Vet Hospital and I will update you on his status when I know. He went from a healthy 72.5 lbs and now weighs only 46.7 lbs. What a tough animal, I hope my buddy makes a full recovery soon.
Best,
-Jack
SaMing had been staying overnight in the clinic and we got to check on him twice a day. He was happy to see me and drank/ate while with me. This morning, was the opposite. He refused to leave his crate, could barely stand on all fours. After hours at the center and more specialized care we took blood samples from the bone marrow which showed a low count of red blood cells. He started to get better, now he is doing worse.
My question that my Doctor needs to know is if TRD's have any blood related diseases, such as blood parasites or immune deficiencies that could cause his red blood cells to fluctuate? Is there any disease common to SE Asia that could explain this? We thought we fixed him, but they are still baffled.
SaMing is showing signs of anemia- having a low red blood cell count. Doc over here says you can only have that if you have a massive blood loss injury, cancer, exposed to toxins like lead, blood parasites or have an auto-immune disease but they have not narrowed it down from that list.
i'll let you know more when I know.
Papa Jack,
SaMing was put to rest at 10:14 am on Feb 14th. I arrived when the hosptial opened at 8am hoping he survived the night. I got him out of his crate and he had no muscle movement and was too weak to move. His body temperature was only 94 degrees. I took him into a private room and made a comfortable bed made out of his favorite blankets from home. I laid him on his right side and I curled around him with my chest against his backside. I softly pet every inch of him as if it was the first time. The doctor did more blood work and it showed that all of his blood cells were not reproducing, his bone marrow was failing and that he was hanging on by a thread. His Heart still beat proudly and lungs filling with fast deep breathes. SaMing was waiting for me to return so he could go in my arms. He fought as hard as he could and we both knew it was time. SaMing never moved an inch other than his breathing chest, I looked into his eyes and knew it was his time. We said our good byes and once the sedative was administered he inhaled and exhailed his last breath. He was still, cold to the touch and the beautiful amber glow of his eyes faded to black. He was gone.
I am deeply sadened and have a heavy heart. SaMing was my boy and he changed my life for the better. I am so greatful he was a apart of my life and I have you to thank for believing in me. I sacaficed so much for him, we lived and enjoyed life together to the fullest. We had more experiences and adventures together than most dogs have in a lifetime. I cherished every moment with him and will miss him dearly. Every part of my life for almost 7 years has been dedicated and shaped by him. So as I woke his morning without SaMing to greet me and I am in horrible pain to realize his companionship in my life is gone. I am at a loss how to begin my day, my whole routine was based around SaMing. I look around my home and see him everywhere, which is very hard for me to bare.
SaMing was always so edgar to start a new day, which is what he would have wanted me to do. Even though I am devisatted and most likely will be for a long time. I choose to remember the good times we had together and how he forever changed my life.
your friend,
-Jack
My dear Jack Sonnenberg,
I saddens me to read this words you have so eloquently have written. I know you did all you could to try to save your boys life.. and believe many people have read this story and the they too feel your pain as all dog owners who lose their best friend too early. Nothing will replace him. No dog now or in the future will be the same to you as SaMing was.. But in Time you will want another one because we both know you are a die hard TRD owner.. When you are ready.. I have a new son to try to stand up to the plate... He will be a wee bit different.. but he too will be 100% Sterling TRD!
We had to get another TRD as this breed is so awesome as Jack puts it! She is fawn female this time from Baan Sakorn TRD and it was about 8 months after receiving our first black male we call BLADE. I must say she is even more lovely in person then in the pictures Jack sent us. My kids really love the fact we have two TRD now. As soon as she settles in I will send more pictures of both TRD. Thank you both so very much for sending us these two TRD.. We are extremely happy with your service and honesty about this breed.
Ruben Mendoza Family
Read what Ruben has to say about his first BLACK male TRD puppy that he got in the spring of 2011 from us..
Hello everyone,
First of all I want to thank you for this wonderful puppy you sold to us. We are really please with your Baan Sakorn TRD. I hope my testimonial about my experience about purchasing a Baan Sakorn TRD will help others for the decision.
How it all began..
My kids and I are dog lovers and we decided to get a puppy last year 2010. In order to save the life of a puppy in the local shelters, we visited three of them so we can adopt one. Unfortunately, none of them were helpful as when they saw a Latino guy with 4 kids coming in, they did not guided us to the "right puppy" for us. They said that all they have are not suitable with kids around. After driving around, I gave up and decided to buy one. As pet lovers, we love to watch the Animal Planet show DOG 101, and there is where we saw this beautiful breed. We fall in love with it and started to some web search about the breed, breeders, and puppies for sale.
while surfin' the net for the Thai Ridgeback Dog..
When searching in the web about puppies for sale, I encountered many websites with nice pictures and puppies for sale, etc.
But be aware that a lot of them are schemers and all they want is to get your personal information. One question I asked them when I contacted some of them is to show me updating pictures and videos of the litter. Their answer was no more emails from them. Just one person emailed me back saying call me on skype; www.thaidog.com.
Baan Sakorn's "Bronte" from the March 2011 litter is now 1 year old..
Hello Jack and Jeab,
After 10 months with our beloved Bronte, on her birthday, we can reflect on how delighted we are to have her company. I will however say that having had many other dogs including 5 German Shepherds and 2 Dobermans, she is in a class all her own. Aside from the fact that she is brilliant, loving, and sensitive, she is only truly that way to our household. Friends have been coming to my house since she was 7 months old and she still growls at them. Occasionally, she nips the pool guy or the maid on the hamstring, I think, just to let them know they are intruders basically. If she is indicative of the breed in her mannerisms, I'd strongly caution prospective owners to think twice unless they have the time to devote to obedience training, the patience to accept the quirkiness,the space to let this agile dog have its exercise, and the ability to control this animal by constant reinforcement and training. This breed, beyond a doubt, is not for everyone. We have 4 cats and 2 other dogs which she was raised with and she still puts fear in their hearts regularly. She has cost me over $1000 in vet bills in the last 10 months from playful injuries with the other 2 dogs. I don't know that we can ever leave her alone in the same room with the other dogs when we go out. We still kennel her out of fear of a bloodbath upon our return. She is one tough, determined, alpha female dog seemingly incapable of assuming her rightful roll as third in command in our house. We can deal with it but I cannot believe that everyone can. Like I said I've had aggressive dogs before 3 of which that were attack trained and she would make then seem like pussycats. Don't get me wrong, I believe her devotion to us is unequivocal. She responds to my every command instantaneously., but we still have figured out how to take a vacation and leave her in the hands of someone else. She is so sensitive that I hate to kennel her, but I've yet to "train " a friend to handle her.
I'd caution anyone thinking about this breed. They need to devote an extreme amount of time to discipline and training properly applied to facilitate a successful outcome. They need to have enough yard space to give this breed space to exercise daily or frustration could thwart all their efforts. These are extremely brilliant , and demanding, yet sensitive dogs . That cannot be overemphasized. I have been involved ingraining and owning dogs for over 40 years and this one is in a class all her own, for sure.
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The most common remark is "Beautiful dogs! I love your site! Keep up the good work.WWW.THAI DOG.COM is the world's # 1 Thai Ridgeback Dog web site for 15 straight years..
Jack Sterling was first person to import the TRD to the USA from Thailand in 1994.
Jack Sterling was the very first TRD breeder in the USA, as well..
Jck Sterling was also the first TRD breeder to export the TRD to the UK, Puerto Rico, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and to the island of La Reunion in the Indian ocean.
Jack Sterling has exported the TRD to over 50 counties, provinces and states in the USA, Canada, Mexico, and Europe. Most of all the people today who are and claim to be a TRD breeder in those countries bought their TRD from me...
Jack Sterling created House of Sakorn in 1997 changing it from his then kennel name of Sterling Kennels.
House of Sakorn remained the kennel name until Jeab Chobngan came and changed all to be the Baan Sakorn TRD.
Call me in SKYPE and lets chat.. Do a SKYPE search for... jacksterlingtrd
If you are in Thailand call me at:
081-716-0420
If you are calling from outside the country do it at: +66-81-716-0420
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$9.50 each which includes postage to the USA only..
Call me in SKYPE for details.
Baan Sakorn
(Formerly House of Sakorn-Sterling TRD)
History:
It was March 15th 1994 when Jack Sterling first saw his first Mah Thai Lung Ahn in person at the Rose Hotel in Central Bangkok. Now, close to 18 years, he has tried to help others in byying and breeding the very best TRD he could find here in Thailand. He truly believes the finest quality of the Thai Ridgeback breed are still being produced here in Thailand. Now, with his help and guidance I too want to continue to bring to you, the new TRD pet owners and breeders of this truly awesome breed, the very best TRD I can find or produce from the breeding stock he has created over the past 18 years.
Shipping:
If you live in the UK or any island nation you can bet there is a 4-6 month quarantine in your country. Shipping to all countries in the EU there is a blood test and a 90 day wait after the blood test is approved in your country. All other countries like the USA are the easiest places to ship to direct from Thailand.
Most all of our TRD are shipped at the 4th month due to USDA rules and the rules on shipping any puppy direct from Thailand. The pups can be shipped 30 days after the rabies vaccine has been given at the 3rd month.
The cost of a TRD pet or show quality:
That is up to you! from a "re-home" adult we will take any offer on to the very best you will ever find at about $2000.
My TRD are priced according to quality, color, age and availability.
Shipping and the cage costs are in addition to the cost of the TRD.
Mr. Miguel Negron's TAINO TRD of Puerto Rico A top class owner/breeder with his WORLD CH BAAN SAKORN TRD
Baan Sakorn's Mai Golden TUWEE
who resides in Frankfurt, Germany.
Baan Sakorn's Mai BLUE CHAIYA
who resides on Vancouver Island, BC
Baan Sakorn's Mai Blue Turbo who resides in Southern Califorina
Baan Sakorn's Mai Blue SOYAR
Baan Sakorn's Mai BLUE SOYAR
Baan Sakorn's SOYAR and BRYNNER with their owners Jimmy, Brian in NYC Brian Dumont of NYC had this to say in Facebook about Baan Sakorn TRD. "They are the most amazing dogs in the world. Anyone who says anything remotely different isn't an owner and or are jealous. They should become an owner".. All the best, Brian Dumont
Here are some
BAAN SAKORN TRD
from around the world
These three New Orleans TRD are the offspring of Baan Sakorn TRD born in the USA
Baan Sakorn Mai Silver SANOON with Gosha walking in Warsaw, Poland
Baan Sakorn's Mai Miss NITNOY posing for her mom, Christal Oelsen in Copenhagen, Denmark
Here are the "before" (8 months) and "after" (24 months) photos of Baan Sakorn's Mai
SAKORN 17 of NZ TRD. The owner is Michelle Mackay of New Zealand.
This photo was taken at the "King's Cup" Annual Dog show in Bangkok on December 5th 1994 with the late great TRD breeder "MOM SOMKID" and yours truly. Note: the book she is reading was the first book I wrote in English on this breed published in August of 1994.
When the powers of LOVE overcomes the LOVE of powers, the world will know Peace.
