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    tanzaT
    Go to www.basenji.org and search for breeders by state
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    tanzaT
    Go to www.basenji.org and search by state. Most likely you can find a breeder that might have or be breeding Black/White...
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    Chealsie508C
    Such great news!!! Thanks for updating, I'm sure he is feeling king of the castle and loving all the swooning that MUST be occurring
  • Looking for black & white female

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    khanisK
    Depending on what your living situation is, I have a beautiful black/white retired Champion show dog available to a forever home. You can see her on my website page: http://www.khanisbasenjis.com/hopefuls.htm. Her name is "Amy" CH Teazer Khani's All American Girl. More information is on this page: http://www.thebasenji.com/2012/11/20/amy/. You are welcome to email me through my website [addy at the bottom] if you'd like more information on Miss Amy.
  • Looking for a Red/White Female in Forida

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    YodelDogsY
    FWIW, they never contacted me or I could have helped them out. After a single post though they may not even be on the forum anymore.
  • Looking for a brindle bitch

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    SenjiShowgirlS
    His back pasture used to be used for raising miniature goats, so yes the whole thing is fenced with chicken wire all the way around. While that was nice I still had my guy on a hugely long horse lunge line. My little guy knows come.. sometimes, but not well enough for me to trust him completely off-lead in that large of an area, its about..18 acres? Since their youngest boy is too old for 4H projects they sold off the goats and cows. now the field is just used for some hunting. They raise some of their own game birds like cotornix quail and chuckars. And well, the rabbits (wild) are all over that back field. I let my little guy "hunt" a few of them, never let him get one though. and if anyone can let loose their B with a rock solid come, they need to fill us all in. ~Charlene