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  • Greetings from Norway

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    YodelMaY
    What a sweet little boy–having a non-basenji sister/brother is great, it gives them a "positive role model"!
  • Hello from Chicago

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    tanzaT
    @agilebasenji: WOW - those are some amazing pics! welcome. please let us know your secret for socializing your basenji with fawns. Mine obsess over the neighbor's goats. LOL, mine would have been more the crazy over trying to get to them… but then again, maybe not. We were at a lure trial and there were cows grazing in the field next to the lure field. Both girls were totally into trying to talk to the critters... so far as to lick their noses through the fence.
  • Greetings from California

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    DebraDownSouthD
    hey, you could get your feet wet by volunteering to foster or transport Basenjis! Go to BRAT web site and sign up. ALSO, go to dog shows and meet some basenjis. We have california breeders and owners here so you can get some hands on! http://basenjirescue.org/volunteer.asp
  • Greetings from Poland

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    P
    Welcome to the forum, Monika, from the uk. Its always grand to see new European members.
  • Greetings from Norway

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    AnetteA
    Thanks. :) Kasko is from the norwegian breeder Kingwanas. From Mille and Tommy litter (G litter). I don't know 100% witch of the two black boys who is mine yet, probably my favorite :) (black boy nr 2)
  • Greetings from Canada

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    lvossL
    @longshot: Yes, I would love to adopt him myself… but I am a first-time dog owner, and I am a little intimidated by the reputation of the Basenji --even though in this case he is 1/2 Pug which has an "easier" reputation. Are they sure he is a basenji mix or are they just guessing based on the curly tail and erect ears? He looks more like a Chi mix to me. I just found out on Monday the new "hybrid craze" is the "chug" a Chi x Pug. http://www.flickr.com/photos/troynielsen/2236562915/