Two CMAC dogs move to live and work in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Two CMAC dogs moved to Bosnia and Herzegovina on February 2 after being purchased by partner NPA, reversing CMAC's previous practice of buying dogs from Bosnia for work in Cambodia.
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Two dogs belonging to CMAC moved to live and work in Bosnia and Herzegovina on February 2, 2026.
CMAC director Heng Ratana explained that the centre had previously bought dogs from Bosnia for work in Cambodia. Now its partner organisation NPA, which had cooperated with CMAC since 1992–93, had purchased the two dogs for Bosnia and Herzegovina instead.
CMAC regarded the achievement as a source of pride and a practical lesson in strengthening Cambodia's spirit and goal of ownership and self-reliance. By: Chinda Titi
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