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  • NixPackN

    I'm Claudia Nix. My husband, son and I have 2 basenjis–Hamlet (11 y.o.), and Rhumba (8 y.o.) Been involved in basenji rescue and lure coursing for over 10 years. I'm a member of the Basenji Club of Southeastern Wisconsin (was the secretary and rescue chair for several years). Lately, I've been taking a break from rescue work and a lot of the work I did with the BCOSW (workig on my masters), but I love chatting about basenjis and when I'm out of touch for awhile, I really start to miss all of my b-friends.

    Hope to meet some new friends here and get in touch with some old ones!

    ~Claudia~

    Hamlet & Rhumba

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