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Trixie the singer

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  • ELERICKSON40E

    Well she finally did it!!!! I have been waiting for my little silent B to yodel or sing or become more vocal and she decided at 6:03AM this morning to sing her little heart out. WOWWWW WAS SHE LOUD!!!!!. My alarm was going off and she tried to match the pitch almost perfect. Four very long siren sounding sounds emitted from her little throat. My daughter came running from across the house (she was in her bedroom with the door closed) thinking something was wrong. We laughed so hard! Although I doubt my mother-in-law was very impressed. She is visiting and I don't think she is as impressed with Trixie as we are! I think it's a B thing!!!

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  • nala121498N

    Aw, how sweet!

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    @basenjibratz: It's wonderful seeing a basenji run. They are usually the smallest in the big dog parks but they sure can keep up. When I use to take Talker to a make shift dog park (four enclosed baseball fields) he would run with a border collie. The border collie would always be chasing Talker and the humans were always amazed at his speed and how he was never panting while the border collie would be panting up a storm. It was wonderful to see him stretched out in a full run. Trixie's Daddy should be proud at his girl and so should you. :) Yes I have had several people comment that after a full run Trixie is looking at the other dogs like "why are you panting?" They have often asked me if she ever seems to get tired, my reply is always yes but it takes a while! They are beautiful to watch run! Everytime I watch her it amazes me!