Working Dog Basenji Pups Waiting list
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wrote on 18 Nov 2011, 05:12 last edited by
This is all super neat! I'm totally in love with the BNTPP, even though I don't own a basenji. I will be very interested in seeing those youtube videos and in hearing updates!
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wrote on 18 Nov 2011, 23:54 last edited by
Thanks, Heidi and I have a Flicker link to all of our pups pics as we post them:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/georgiak9/sets/72157628043348519/Take a look when you can and let me know your thoughts.
Thanks,
Jeff
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wrote on 19 Nov 2011, 04:35 last edited by
Pictures of the babies please!!!!
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wrote on 19 Nov 2011, 18:39 last edited by
Click on the link in my last post. I will update that site regularly. Thanks!
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wrote on 19 Nov 2011, 22:35 last edited by
Yeah apparently I can't read….
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wrote on 20 Nov 2011, 02:56 last edited by
So you had 6. Sexes and colors please.
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wrote on 20 Nov 2011, 03:38 last edited by
basenji fever
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wrote on 20 Nov 2011, 09:11 last edited by
So you had 6. Sexes and colors please.
Hi Sharron, We had five….three B/W boys and two dark brindle girls...
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wrote on 20 Nov 2011, 22:48 last edited by
Congratulations - I hope Mum and babies are well. They certainly look a healthy litter.
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wrote on 20 Nov 2011, 23:00 last edited by
Is there anything to the fact that the males are black and white and the females are brindle? Is that just a coincidence or is there something in basenji genetics that makes it that way?
<- basneji noob
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wrote on 21 Nov 2011, 00:19 last edited by
Just the way it goes…. color has nothing to do with genetics... but the interesting thing with multi colored litters is watching the way that that same colors will group... my first litter was 3 reds, 3 tris... the reds 2 males, 1 bitch would group and the Tris, 2 males, 1 bitch would group.. almost from day one
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wrote on 21 Nov 2011, 04:07 last edited by
I think Pat meant that color has nothing to do with gender though it has everything to do with genetics. The colors in basenjis are not sex-linked traits like you find in cats.
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wrote on 28 Nov 2011, 01:38 last edited by
So excited about this!! I have thought about the Basenji being the PERFECT working dog for a long time! Good luck to you and the pups! =)
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wrote on 28 Nov 2011, 15:31 last edited by
Is there anything to the fact that the males are black and white and the females are brindle? Is that just a coincidence or is there something in basenji genetics that makes it that way?
<- basneji noob
Both males and females are black and white and both males and females are brindle in general, so yes it was a coincidence. :)
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wrote on 4 Dec 2011, 11:55 last edited by
Alrighty! The B pups are two weeks old and growing like weeds! The male with the solid face is the biggest and most active and actively seeks any new odor when sleeping if it is introduced to the area. He may be a very good scent dog. He is also a squealer when mom leaves. Here is a short video with more pics to come:
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wrote on 5 Dec 2011, 23:49 last edited by
OFA just came back on Kaden for those who have an interest:
Hips Good
Patellar-Normal
Thyroid-No abnormality -
wrote on 7 Dec 2011, 12:36 last edited by
We weighed the pups today at and gave them some temp names.
Black Face Boy
2 pounds 14.9 ouncesLite Brindle Girl
2 pounds 6.4 ouncesDark Brindle Girl
2 pounds 10.9 ouncesBlack "C" Boy
2 pounds 8.9 ouncesBlack Flash Boy
2 pounds 9.2 ounces
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wrote on 7 Dec 2011, 15:34 last edited by
LOL Jeff…. Love the Priority box!!! Reminds me of a conversation that I had a few years ago with a person looking for a puppy. They wanted to know if I shipped FedX!!!!
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wrote on 8 Dec 2011, 14:59 last edited by
I had not thought of that when we did it! The boxes kept them contained for weighing! LOL…
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wrote on 18 Dec 2011, 19:33 last edited by
The Kaden/ Phoenix litter is really coming along, tails a' curling' and ears starting to perk up a bit. We have begun to test them on toys, trying to determine prey and hunt drive, along with retention, curiosity, and other qualities. This is a very nice litter and the pups show no signs of aversion or fear. They all have quite a desire to interact with people. There are a couple that look like great working dog prospects for any detector work or sport. This breeding was with nose and ability to work for man in mind and we are seeing a lot of what we would expect from a working GSD or other working breed litter. The last 70 pics were taken last night with the first introduction to the toys. Feel free to write with any questions and cheek out our company page if you want to see some of the work we do. Here is a link to our Flicker page:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/38574466@N03/sets/72157628043348519Jeff
