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  • Basenji Life: Apartment vs House

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    I think ideally you have a yard, but of course also take the dog for walks. Having to go out immediately when you get up can be a nuisance and every Basenji I have had will "go pee" in the backyard, although getting them to defecate can be a different matter. And rainy days can be a problem. Yes, you can keep a Basenji in an apartment, but bear in mind if you have an issue with separation anxiety your neighbours may not be happy when you go out!
  • House Breaking/Help!!!!!!!!

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    Make sure you use a good cleaner to get rid of the pee/poo smells. I think often we think its clean, but the dogs can still smell the area, and think, ok, this is where I go…We had an issue with a b peeing on the bed. Using an cleaner that breaks up the "matter" was heaven sent to us.
  • Malaika behaves like a Dog

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    Selective dogginess. Is that a word? Oh, well…I guess it is now. :)
  • A new dog in the house

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    Too bad for the dog though. Hopefully all will settle down further as time goes on.
  • Puppy loose in the house….

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    Our puppy was out in the house one time when we came home and I wondered if maybe I had not had the hasp lined up when I shut it, but maybe she did figure out how to open it. Now, she says outside with the other dogs (well, they actually can come into the laundry room as well) and is only in the crate essentially for feeding so I have not found out if she can do it again.
  • Stormie's 1st dinner at his "Gramma's" house

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    There's no animal so resourceful as a hungry basenji. They were slighted you know for centuries being last in line at the cooking pot.