ANIMAL BREEDING DEVELOPMENT ACT, B.E. 2509 (1966).

This Act aims to regulate and promote animal breeding development.
When the the Minister of Agriculture finds it appropriate to conduct an animal breeding development in any locality, the Minister shall have the power to issue Ministerial Regulations: (1) prescribing animal breeding development areas; (2) prescribing the kinds of animals to be genetically developed; (3) prescribing the sex, ages, sizes, characteristics or habits of animals in animal breeding development areas for selection of reserved animals or animals that are not suitable for reproduction; (4) prescribing the criteria and procedures for selecting reserved animals and for withdrawing from being reserved animals.
No animal owner may transfer the ownership of a reserved animal or act by any means to lose his or her possession of a reserved animal for a consecutive period of more than thirty days, unless a license from a registrar has been obtained. No person may castrate a reserved animal, kill a reserved animal or send a reserved animal out of the Kingdom, unless a license from a registrar has been obtained.