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Looking for a young Basenji or Young adult in the midwest area, I am from Illinois.

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    @zande - Very true Zande and also the litter size for Basenji are typically only 4 to 6 pups... so available pups are very limited.
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    tanzaT
    @hawk8875 - Those listing with AKC are paid advertisements. There is no requirement on who can pay to be listed. Go to www.basenji.org and then to find breeder and you can search by state. Breeders listed on there are members of the Basenji Club of America.
  • Looking for young adult Basenji in AZ

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    I just found out about Tucson last week nd this week we have company from out of town otherwise we would have gone. I will be checking with the two breeders I've found in the Scottsdale/Phoenix area. I'll keep looking for a rescue. Thx
  • Looking for adult female Basenji

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    DebraDownSouthD
    Glad you got your dog! I looked for a thread on her but didn't see it. Please be sure to get her Fanconi tested (NOT the strip tests, but the actual Fanconi DNA test) as soon as possible if she is not already tested. BRAT strip tests but does not DNA and sometimes people get confused and think a clear strop means no Fanconi. Only by doing the DNA will you know.
  • 3 young adult Basenjis in Georgia

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    I do have a couple who have expressed interest in adopting both boys together but I would be happy to talk to you also. Email me and tell me a bit about yourself and family and we can chat from there. :)
  • Looking for an adult Basenji

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    DukeD
    How about an almost 1-1/2 yr old black/white B-mix? Nahhh - I can't do it . . . sorry - forget it !??