More pictures :o)
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She decided that the carpet was way more interesting than walking around, so the judge couldn't really get a real feel of how she moved. All other dogs did one lap around the ring, while the judge asked us to do it four times, and Nicole still didn't really want to follow at all. It was a little embarassing to say the least :D
We got a pretty good verdict though:
"Beautiful lines. Slightly narrow head. Great expression, fairly big ears. Good neck, equal transient angulations (google translate here). Great top-line, tail and behind. Smooth movement from all sides when she decides to move in a calm fashion. Great color and coat."
The competition was pretty hard since there were 30 other basenji puppy girls competing with her (Basenji owners in Finland are extremely active compared to most other breeds). Better luck next time I guess.
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She is lovely for sure..Thank you so much for sharing..
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Can't help giggling a little at the bee-stung picture, though I understand your worry. Her eyes and ears are alert and indicate little or no concern though, so I don't feel as guilty for finding it amusing.
Pretty girl.
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Heh, I know I shouldn't laugh, but that bee-sting picture looks like she is sucking on a jawbreaker or something!
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Nice pictures - she is a beautiful little girl. Poor baby didn't seem to mind her swollen bee sting - did look funny though - sorry for the giggle.:D
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She is a pretty girl… but then again, I am a bit swayed in my opinion since I was part owner in her Daddy's Mom (Ch. Stallian-Tanza Tri The Obvious, aka Paris) and I have a just turned 6 month old Bitch from Paris's December 2009 litter. Some of her pictures are posted on this thread
http://www.basenjiforums.com/showthread.php?t=9202
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I took Tucker out in the ocean at Rehobeth Beach in MD once and he didn't like it too much. But then if I get him around a shallow creek or something and I can't keep him out of it. He still hates the rain and wet grass, though…
He also likes to attack rushing water. We have an overflow pond near our house and the creek feeding it gets a good flow after a rain. Tucker charges the rushing water and tries to bite it. He's also done it after a quick hard rain in my condo community, when the water rushes through the gutters.
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Great pictures..
