Ah yeah though the site that I saw clearly had a picture of a Basenji representing the breed! Your link, they look nothing like Bs
Unsupervised Walkabout
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Fran they are fence extension kits. The ones I looked at were inward leaning.
This one has ones at horizontal level but the ones I looked at 10 yrs ago were 45 degrees
http://www.dogsdeservebetter.com/clova.htmlThis one uses barbed wire, but you can use plain wire or fencing
http://www.inetdesign.com/wolfdunn/containment/barbarms.htmlThanks so much, Debra. Will DEFINITELY look into these.
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That sucks that Rainie got the "jumper" genes. Glad he came back in the fence. I wonder how he broke the cable.
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oooohhh, congrats robyn, looks like you've got a great agility basenji in the making.
Of course if LindaH was serious, I'd be happy to do a Colorado leg if we're interested in transport
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I did not mean to distract from Robyn's post and apologize to her for that. Pat and Ivoss, I admire both of you as much as Robyn. Wasn't referring to either of you.
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Robyn - alls well that ends well. I think that all of us that have been in Basenjis for some time have at some time had to keep one in less than ideal circumstances for a while at least.
Hopefully your thread will have resulted in finding him a home where he can't negotiate fences.
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I did not mean to distract from Robyn's post and apologize to her for that. Pat and Ivoss, I admire both of you as much as Robyn. Wasn't referring to either of you.
While I don't want to speak for Ivoss, I don't think either of us thought you were referring to us…..
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Of course if LindaH was serious, I'd be happy to do a Colorado leg if we're interested in transport
I'm currently having email conversations with a breeder in Tucson, Arizona who has puppies and adults available. We'll be going there probably sometime in January for a couple of days to meet her and her dogs.
If, for some reason, things don't work out with one of this breeder's dogs, I would be interested in talking with Robyn about placing Rainie in our home…if we could find transport at least part of the way. (We're currently at our place in Arizona for the winter, not in Washington State).
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What a lovely memorial blog you made for Maxx. It looks like he had a life to be envied by any dog. I am so sorry for your loss. The heart hurts so badly for awhile, but then the happy memories eventually take their place. And how nice that you are looking to become basenji parents again. I hope the new year finds you taking long walks again.
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Holy crap Robyn! So glad he made it back safe! Ship him to Ohio. Once he's been left out in the snow for 15 minutes, he won't be so keen on escaping anymore
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Fran they are fence extension kits. The ones I looked at were inward leaning.
This one has ones at horizontal level but the ones I looked at 10 yrs ago were 45 degrees
http://www.dogsdeservebetter.com/clova.htmlThis one uses barbed wire, but you can use plain wire or fencing
http://www.inetdesign.com/wolfdunn/containment/barbarms.htmlDo the barbed wire ones come with a guard tower and spot lite???? :p reminds me of the tv show (long time ago) Hogan's Heros and all the things they did to escape. B's certainly are determined little stinkers. I think I learned that the day we brought our boy home. Wouldn't have 'em any other way, right:rolleyes: Naughty and funny at the same time.
Oh my goodness Robyn, Raine is just TOO CUTE. For sure, calender material!!
