Roux's 1st Show!
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I am sure we have - And of course I need help reading the Chinese, Michelle ! But I can add these, I think - although their parents may not be in the database but I am sure with your new-found friends you can dig them out for us ! Give me half an hour to add them - or best wait till tomorrow so I have time to upload it all afresh - and then you will see the gaps and help to fill them in. I have 3 Belaxe and they go back into USA and Brazil ! Starting work now !
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@Zande I translated Roux's info; it's the same for all of them except for their location in Taiwan. Kongo is in Taoyuan, and Tai-Chi is in New Taipei City :)
I'll ask the other owners for their pedigrees tomorrow as it's super late here. Excited about this!
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I need the sexes if possible. I am assuming Cooper and Kongo are boys ? but what about Tai-Chi - I think he is a boy too ? Date of birth I managed ! Do you think Roux's father and Kongo's are brothers ? because that would be a big help. There is no registration number for Don Juan and I don't have a birthday for Dietburg (or Don Juan) so can't compare. Mom Top Sexy has been busy - Puppies in March and November of the same year ?
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@Zande Whoops sorry! Yes, Cooper and Kongo are boys and Tai-Chi is a girl! Not sure what you mean by brothers. Roux's father and Kongo's mother might be related, but they were born in different years if you look at their registration number?
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@Roux Congratulations! I remember my first show last year. I was very nervous, but everyone there, including @tanza (especially @tanza), made me very welcome. Great encouragement and coaching. One funny memory was standing around with all the Basenji people and I asked, "Are any of you trimming tails this weekend?" Jeff, Pat and a few others started talking about it and decided as a group... Nope. I'd purchased special clippers and never took them out of my kit bag. There are competitive people, but I was able to find a great group of friendly people to spend the event with.
Oh, and I'll ALWAYS remember Logan and my first ribbon. It means more to me than the 5-point Major. We'd done it... together. Be proud and savor the win you achieved as a team with your doggie! :oncoming_fist: :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes: :thumbs_up:
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@JENGOSMonkey I feel like B people are a tribe! We were next to the poodle people and honestly they seemed so snooty and competitive with all their fancy cuts LOL
And yes! Roux's first ribbon will forever be displayed! I think I'm addicted to the B life :D <3Michelle Chiang
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@JENGOSMonkey - Just a FYI, when we trim tails to remove the long hairs, we use thinning scissors.... never a clipper...
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@tanza They actually open the building the day before for people to bring and store their gear and practice, so I went for recon. The first B person I met was like, "You didn't trim her tail, want me to help you?" and whipped out his tool kit! And indeed, he taught me with a lovely job of straight and curved trimming scissors with a smidge of thinning shears! I've got the same kit on order now LOL
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@Roux I hate trimmed tails! Beautiful bushy natural Basenji tails are so much nicer and when I judge, if two dogs are totally similar, and one has a trimmed tail, the bushy one will win
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@Zande Oh I agree, so that's why I left it untrimmed! I loved her tail when it was bushy; it looked like a cinnamon roll! Apparently they say the judges prefer the Bs cleaned up here, so donuts over cinnamon buns I guess?
Michelle Chiang
www.instagram.com/coconutroux
