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  • R

    I have two tattoos, the first is my dear departed Thunders' paw print. It's right above my heart.I got it four months before he passed.
    I'm so glad that I did,as I had no idea he would leave me so soon after.

    The other tattoo is of him running full out. It was taken from a pix of him at a LGRA meet. It's on my left upper arm.
    I feel very comforted by having these tattoos,I look at them daily and remember how special he was.
    I would recommend anyone who loses a special B to get a tattoo of them. It is a healing thing.At least for me.

    Kathryn D. Ladick
    Jaroufa Hounds

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  • QuercusQ

    I don't have any tatoos, mainly because I have never been able to pinpoint something I know I would be happy with for the rest of my life. But I am pretty sure I could be happy with a Basenji tat forever :)

    Andrea Walters

    Quercus Basenjis

    NW Ohio

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  • MayaM

    @Quercus:

    That guy (Chad?) used to post here :)

    I was wondering when i was watching it if he might be a member, really pleased he is, was lovely to see someone so positive about the breed. And he was rather lovely to watch ;)

    Jess

    http://www.silverbriar.co.uk

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  • curlytailsC

    Awww… I approve!

    Rocky1, would love to see pictures of your tattoos if you don't mind sharing.

    M.C. w/ Bowdu (shiba inu) and Bowpi (basenji)

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  • pacificNWbasenjiP

    There are a few exhibitors in the northwest that I have spotted basenji tattoos on and I remember seeing a spread in the basenji magazine or maybe the BCOA bulletin about someone who had a mural done on her upper back in color. It was pretty cool.

    I have tattoos myself but have yet to acquire anything basenji related. Key word, yet… :)

    Libby

    Pacific Rim Basenjis

    Owned by:

    ♥ Dude aka BIF CH N'focus Polar Express SC, AOM - 4 yrs red/white boy

    ♥ Ono aka CH Khani's Teazer Hollaback Girl AOM - 3 yrs black/white girl

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  • KipawaK

    Wow, very cool. Quite a mellow basenji IMO.

    Fran Harder, BAB

    With Barney in my heart

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  • irenaI

    Here is my father's tattoo of our Geasy :).

    I have two non-Basenji tattoo and I really envy of this dad's tattoo.
    But I am planning to get Basenji tattoo soon.

    Asthenia Basenjis

    www.astheniabasenji.com

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  • basiB

    @irena:

    Here is my father's tattoo of our Geasy :).

    I have two non-Basenji tattoo and I really envy of this dad's tattoo.
    But I am planning to get Basenji tattoo soon.

    I remember seeing this on your dad while at a show and thought it was great:D

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  • Shaye's MomS

    Irena - love your dad's tatoo of Geasy - the artist did a wonderful job! If I were a guy, and if I were younger, and if I could stand the pain, I'd definitely have a B tatoo!

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  • crystalncodyC

    Irena, your dad's tattoo is beautiful!
    I've been thinking about getting one of Cody or to represent Cody, but I haven't figured out exactly what yet. I have about 17 regular tattoos now, so I think my best friend deserves to leave his mark too :)

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  • P

    Irena - What a super tattoo of your dad's.

    I think it's a lvvely idea and I'm admiring of you brave people with your tattoos.

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  • thunderbird8588T

    Irena, your Dad's tattoo looks realy good.
    I'm not brave enough to have a tattoo

    Shelley

    Basenji Malaika

    Basenji Malaika
    Basenji Kwame

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