You have an interesting mix there, if he is a Basenji/Pit Bull mix. One has the wilfull nature, and the tenacity of the other. I would feed him, if he asked me. He may be listed as a "dangerous dog" so get him used to a muzzle when out walking. Preventing any incident is better than dealing with any consequences.
Newbie from Belgium
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Hello to all Basenji lovers !
I ordered a puppy with one of the few breeders in Belgium and hope to welcome it in our family (with 4 Agapornis Love Birds flying freely around ;-))by the end of this year.
Great forum!
Greetings from Belgium, Europe
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Hello to you from the Netherlands!
From which breeder will you get your puppy?
Enjoy the forum!
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Hello and welcome from Germany:D
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Reply to Janneke
Hello !
Via Alain Alaerts from Antwerp who works together with the kennel "Du Vieux Bry" in Thiméon (Charleroi) I managed to make a reservation for a male puppy (fall 2008). I live near the border of our two countries (Hoogstraten) and will attend the dog nursery school in Baarle-Hertog as soon as the pup is ready for it. Hope to stay in contact ! Greetz -
Reply to Janneke
Hello !
Via Alain Alaerts from Antwerp who works together with the kennel "Du Vieux Bry" in Thiméon (Charleroi) I managed to make a reservation for a male puppy (fall 2008). I live near the border of our two countries (Hoogstraten) and will attend the dog nursery school in Baarle-Hertog as soon as the pup is ready for it. Hope to stay in contact ! GreetzI only know them from name. Make sure both sire and dam are tested for Fanconi (and of course eyes, hips). If this breeder doesn't test, I 'know' a breeder in Belgium who does.
Good luck with waiting for your pup! I know how hard that is… I decided to get a basenji spring 2007 and got it four weeks ago..
It was definitly worth the wait though!Greetz
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Welcome to the forum!!! Can't wait to hear more about your pup!
