• @Itury:

    tanza, here, in Russia it's unfortunately impossible, only about 3-10 dogs out of hundreeds have it. In july i'm going to Finland, alredy got the appointment in the clinic for giving blood for test.
    at our latest National kennel Club (i'm a member)meeting I tryed to rise this question, but our breeders told me, that dogs live with fanconi 15 & more years and they're not going to spend money for it. As more i'm upset, as most of them are vets and have 10-100 litters a year.

    nobarkus ,thank you very much 🙂 hope the basenjists here will become our friends!

    You do not need blood test any longer, it is done with cheek swabs…. and unless you test you do not know if Basenjis have it or not... as far as how long they can live with Fanconi... I personally do not believe 15yrs to be true at all... Fanconi will usually shorten their lives by 5yrs or more, in my experience.. all depends on how they respond to the protocol and also how old they are when they show signs of Fanconi.

    And I just read your other posts... certainly submitting the blood is great also, as then they have it for future DNA testing, which they do not have with the cheek swab.

    I also agree with lvoss, it is too bad that they didn't follow up on the difference in the tests.... because that is the only way to make sure the data base is as correct as possible.


  • Hi, Patty!
    Zhorik is a "keen on sport boy", he's fond of cursing and just simple running :)))
    Thank you!
    As for the colours- tha story is as follows- Zhorik and Rita were my first basenjis (I had Americsn Staffordshire terriers before, my beloved girl Gera died last year, in the sleep as the result of heart attack at the age of nine, I still miss her so much!!!),red and black. I thoght it's enough.
    But as I called , as usual, to Zhoriks Kennel to ask how are they, to report of our show results and just to talk, they told me, that his brindle sister Pchrlka feels lonely without her own home and no adequate owners wish to have her,so me& my husband decided to take her home (for a while, as we thought), and to look for the best owners for her. But she had another point of view-she decided to stay with us, and we, at that time, already loved her and felt pity … So, she stayed with us now, as a most general dog in our house :)))
    This year I decided, that I lack a tri one 🙂 As soon I thought, it was a telephone call from my friend, that her doy became a father for the first time and she invited me to see the pups, Basma was 12 hours old at that time (she was a half of my palm) but as i saw her- I said- I want thas girl! I love her.(I still have the foto of or first meeting on my hand) So, I took her ar the age of 45 days (all that period i visited her once or twice a week-to see her growing, openning eyes, beginning walking, eating) so,I think that girl was borm for our family. My Rita & Pchela accepted her at once 🙂 As if she's their pup.


  • tanza . Anyway, I've already confirmed the appointment for blood test for 2 dogs that go with me, I think the rest two will have the saleva test little bit later-no matter, I want my dogs to live good and healthy and to know what to be ready for.


  • What a wonderful family of Basenjis. Bash was obviously intended to join you all.

    I hope we'll see a lot more pictures of them.


  • I have millions of fotoes- some of them are in my facebook page (Katerina Roschina), but we're now in the country with my dogs and my daughter- the internet here is with the phone-so it's difficult and expencive to post photoes. I'm very sorry…Promise to post as much-as possible!

  • Houston

    Welcome to our awesome forum. We have lots of knowledge on here and fun times too. Your kiddos are beautiful..Good luck on the blood test and I agree, better to have that done than nothing..


  • I love your kindest girl ever we have something in common (Rita). Welcome.

    Rita Jean


  • Basenjimamma,Rita Jean , thank you very much for such a warm atmosphere and pleasant words about my dogs- I'll pass it to them (Especially Rita loves when smb spaks good of her- she sits and demonstrates how perfect she is, my friends call her a "super model") :)))
    like this


  • Welcome to the forum, am sure you will enjoy it.

    scott


  • Hi!
    Welcome to this great comunity and will cross fingers for good results of your upcoming tests!
    Beautiful dogs, I really like them!


  • Welcome tot the forum.. youre basenji boy… WOW.. I love him.. (he has almost the same expression as my red-white Basenji Buana!)


  • Hello and welcome:D You have some lovely dogs.


  • Thank you everyone!
    I've broken my camera unfortunately :(( But recently our daughter Alya (Itury Puzzle Abimbola Aliet Anulika)visited us with her owner, my friend Tatiana.
    Here are some fotoes







  • Hej and welcome to the forum.
    I have been very busy for a while, please excuse my late reply to your introduction.
    It seems, as if there are a few more black and white Basenjis in Moscow than I have known off. I am owned by Lis Glamur Velikaya Panda-Monkey, born in November 2007 in Moscow. I think your black and white girl, Rita?, looks quite familiar to me. Is it possible, that maybe her mother is Gabriella Etual Hanacek?

    Many greetings from Denmark

    Esther


  • @soulmate:

    Hej and welcome to the forum.
    I have been very busy for a while, please excuse my late reply to your introduction.
    It seems, as if there are a few more black and white Basenjis in Moscow than I have known off. I am owned by Lis Glamur Velikaya Panda-Monkey, born in November 2007 in Moscow. I think your black and white girl, Rita?, looks quite familiar to me. Is it possible, that maybe her mother is Gabriella Etual Hanacek?

    Many greetings from Denmark

    Esther

    Hi:) Nice to meet you!
    Nice to meet russian basenjis here!
    No, my Rita is no way ralative to Gabriela. Her mother is Rus Ahmar's Yashma and father Rebessita Tango Massai, she's not from Moscow, but from St. Petersburg


  • Aha, but she looks really very "familiar". http://www.seelenfreund.dk/Englisch/Panda-engl.html

    Sergey, the owner of Panda's Mom, told me, that they had a trip to St. Petersburg to have a blood drawing for Margo, which was then carried to Finnland. The blood was sent and somehow got lost somewhere, so they would have to do all again, to have the B's Fanconi tested. It seems as if things are still not that easy in Russia…. and distances which have to been travelled are really huge....

    Regards,
    Esther


  • soulmate , B/w are my favourites ;)))
    Your Panda's very cute!!!
    Rita's a little bit alike with the face with her, but as I read-Rita's a little bit smaller(she's the smallest girl in my Kennel)-38cm and 8,5-9kg


  • They are all beautiful. They all look so sweet together. One very special happy family. Great pictures thank you for sharing them with us.

    Rita Jean


  • @soulmate:

    Aha, but she looks really very "familiar". http://www.seelenfreund.dk/Englisch/Panda-engl.html

    Sergey, the owner of Panda's Mom, told me, that they had a trip to St. Petersburg to have a blood drawing for Margo, which was then carried to Finnland. The blood was sent and somehow got lost somewhere, so they would have to do all again, to have the B's Fanconi tested. It seems as if things are still not that easy in Russia…. and distances which have to been travelled are really huge....

    Regards,
    Esther

    It is now being done with cheek swab, in fact they prefer NOT to have blood sent. So now it is easier for everyone to have it done.


  • Pat, they cannot order the swap kits from USA due to that it still is Russia…. as far as I understood Sergey. I have told him several times, that the cheek swap kits are available and make things more easy.....

    Regards,
    Esther

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