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Basenji sighting on selling new york

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i must have glanced up at the tv at just the right moment - a cute little tri with a fancy dog house was on selling new york.

i can't seem to get a direct link, but the show is here:
http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv-selling-new-york/videos/index.html

and the episode is 'dream homes' - the basenji appears about 3:30 into the episode.
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Haha cute little Basenji!
Owned by Anubis and Casey (the Pitbull mix)!
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