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Mija Basenjis

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Mantis
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Does anyone know the Mija Basenji breeders? I have been trying to contact them about their basenjis and having zero luck….
Caesar and Cairo….the boys
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Here is a link to their website. It looks like it has not been updated in awhile.

http://www.geocities.com/~mijabasenji/
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She used to be on one or more of the Basenji lists….but I haven't heard from her in a looooong time....
Andrea Walters

Quercus Basenjis

NW Ohio
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Mantis
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Yeah, I found that as well and emailed, and called….NA
Caesar and Cairo….the boys
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Yep we are going to the Windsor one! Can we just go and talk to people or is there a protocol for a champ show?

Just come and find the B's and I am sure anyone would be very happy to show you their dogs and tell you all about them. The only time that could be tricky is if they are about to go into the ring.

Your mum is right to worry about the vet bills, not wanting to put a damper on things but although Basenjis are on the whole a robust and healthy breed if you do your research and buy wisely but unexpected things can occur. I recently almost lost my pup and ended up with a vet bill that was well over ?1,000, he is of the opinion that if he can get it down his throat and swallow it it's edible, result was a blockage.

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She is BAD news..last year she had 5 litters, all of 25 basenji puppies, under a different name, bluebonnet basenji or something like that…stay away...
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