reputable breeder?
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wrote on 6 Feb 2021, 18:35 last edited by
All good!
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replied to Keri Pini on 9 Feb 2021, 14:50 last edited by
@keri-pini Have a look on my Basenji pedigree database (link is in my signature block).
I just did. Couldn't find a single Hill View in it. This MIGHT mean they have never shown, so I won't have found them on show superintendent websites,. It might mean they have never actually bred a litter yet so have slipped under the radar totally. Even I am not infallible :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:
So I looked on the AKC website. Not a single Basenji Hill View there either.
I think you must draw your own conclusions !
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replied to Keri Pini on 9 Feb 2021, 15:42 last edited by
@keri-pini New could also mean anything. People cashing in on short supply of puppies is something we are worried about in this country. New breeders with no experience.
@tanza is the best person to advise you but personally speaking, I'd prefer to go with a known reputable breeder of experience and integrity. Health tested dogs too !
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wrote on 9 Feb 2021, 16:16 last edited by
I had a look at Hill View's website. Absolutely no information about their breeding, no sire or dam info, just that they had a litter of puppies in December. I suppose the options are you can email them or phone them, which might give some insight. Have your questions ready, i.e. sire and dam of litter, registration numbers, Fanconi status. What guarantees come with pups, how long have you been in Basenjis, are your dogs out there under another kennel name, etc.
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replied to Zande on 10 Feb 2021, 13:55 last edited by
@zande said in reputable breeder?:
@eeeefarm on the other hand, I wouldn't even pick up the phone. Too much cries out against even making contact
Oh, I wouldn't either, but if a person wanted to find out more it would be the quickest way. Sometimes there is an explanation and things are not always what they seem on the surface. Benefit of the doubt and all that....
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wrote on 14 Feb 2021, 22:20 last edited by
We purchased our basenji female from AllStarBasenjis from the 2019 litter as well. Our Cleo is amazing. Easily trained, loving, did great with puppy training classes is very healthy and Tammie has been nothing but helpful and caring through the whole
Process. Answers questions when asked and has provided documentation to me when asked in regards to testing etc. I would recommend them over and over again. If there ever comes a time for us to bring another basenji into our family I would absolutely go through her again.! -
wrote on 29 Apr 2021, 02:22 last edited by
Yes we know this breeder we bought dogs from her the first still alive at 12 years old.. but our black and white basenji died today from Fanconi.. hopefully no one else has to go through the pain and suffer that we went during the last three years.. Our dog died today at eight years old we are heartbroken please contact me if you need more info to verify I’m telling the sad true..
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replied to Shawna on 29 Apr 2021, 02:25 last edited by
@shawna our was fine too until five years old Fanconi developed.. I’m heartbroken my dog died today after three years of extensive medical bills and care..
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replied to Shawna on 10 May 2021, 17:24 last edited by
@scimmott yes not to be trusted and test your dog for Fanconi ... we trusted her and our dog died from Fanconi good luck our first basenji we bought from Tammie still here at twelve years old, but different story with the second puppy we bought from her developed Fanconi at five years old.. just died 4/28/2021 she was 8 years old.. the last three years was hell the care what we went through with this disease at the end her body gave up.. we are heartbroken ..
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replied to debbie on 10 May 2021, 21:55 last edited by
@debbie said in reputable breeder?:
@tanza yes my mistake it was tested with OKC I got papers to prove it.. she was born with the disease
Are you referring to OFA? If so then I would wonder if the pup's sire/dam were not the real sire/dam of the pup you got? Only if they are Afflicted with the Fanconi gene (the pup) would they develop Fanconi? Did the paperwork from OFA say "clear"?
