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  • ibi_n_saneI

    welcome here !!!!

    If I call you names, please note that I am not suffering the Tourette syndrom.

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  • Rita JeanR

    Welcome.

    Rita Jean

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  • NicolaN

    @Benkura:

    Hello. I think we met on Sunday. Your little girl really is so adorable. Please post some piccies of her. :)

    Hiya. Yes, we did! Which one were you, if you don't mind me asking! :D

    I must say though that I don't normally look like such a tramp! Honest! :eek: A whole weekend of agility in the Scottish climate takes it toll. :rolleyes:

    @irena:

    Hello and welcome to forum :D.
    Looking forward to see pics of your doggie.

    Thank you. :)

    @Elscodobermann:

    Hi Nicola, welcome to the forum - plenty scottish members on here now!

    Thanks. :)

    @Maya:

    Hi Nicola,

    Glad you found us :D Do post some pictures of gorgeous Roxy wont you!

    Jess

    Hi Jess, thanks for pointing me in this direction. :cool: Yes, I will do!

    @ibi_n_sane:

    welcome here !!!!

    @Rita:

    Welcome.

    Rita Jean

    Thank you. :)

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  • BenkuraB

    Hi Nicola, I'm the one with the dog (Chance) that took a fancy to your lovely little girl. I also have one of Janet Bannister's dogs. :)

    Victoria Miller & the hounds of Benkura

    www.benkurabasenjis.co.uk

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  • C

    Hello, a warm welcome from me too. I used to live in Scotland and had a Border Collie there. I have a Basenji now and I must say both types of dogs are outstanding.
    Please send pictures and…perhaps with a Scottish background? I miss that place so much!

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  • NicolaN

    Aha! Yep, I'm with you now! It was lovely to meet you all and your stunning dogs. :) I think Roxy enjoyed herself as well!

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  • NicolaN

    @Christiane:

    Hello, a warm welcome from me too. I used to live in Scotland and had a Border Collie there. I have a Basenji now and I must say both types of dogs are outstanding.
    Please send pictures and…perhaps with a Scottish background? I miss that place so much!

    Hello. :)

    I have just posted some pictures of Roxy. I will try and find some with Scottish backgrounds for you. I'm sure there are some!

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  • JannekeJ

    Welcome to the forum!

    Tillo's website

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  • lukrisL

    Hi Nicola, we were at the SKC too on Sunday. I think i remember seeing your lovely Roxy. We live in Scotland too so hopefully will see you again sometime. This is a great forum with lots of great info.
    Theresa

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  • moetmumM

    Hello Nicola, welcome to the forum.

    To err is human to forgive is canine

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  • basiB

    Hi Nicola,

    You will know me from another forum;)
    I was there on sunday though not showing. I saw Roxy but didn't realise it was you:(
    You walked past us with Roxy after judging and both my mum and I said "that looks like a Basenji x" so that would explain it then:rolleyes:
    What a shame i didn't know it was you as we could have had a blether, oh well maybe meet you at some point.

    Jenny

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  • NicolaN

    Thanks for the warm welcome, everyone! I wasn't sure initially how you would all accept someone with a Basenji cross so it's lovely being here! :)

    @lukris:

    Hi Nicola, we were at the SKC too on Sunday. I think i remember seeing your lovely Roxy. We live in Scotland too so hopefully will see you again sometime. This is a great forum with lots of great info.
    Theresa

    Hello Theresa. :)

    Yes, I'm sure we'll meet someday. Would be lovely to meet you and your dog/s.

    The Basenji is a breed I have come to adore, so this forum is great for reading all about them and looking at the pictures too! Very interesting indeed!

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  • NicolaN

    @basi:

    Hi Nicola,

    You will know me from another forum;)
    I was there on sunday though not showing. I saw Roxy but didn't realise it was you:(
    You walked past us with Roxy after judging and both my mum and I said "that looks like a Basenji x" so that would explain it then:rolleyes:
    What a shame i didn't know it was you as we could have had a blether, oh well maybe meet you at some point.

    Jenny

    Hi Jenny! :D

    Oh what a shame. :( I was undecided on posting about SKC on the other site, I wish I had done now! Not to worry, we'll meet someday, I'm sure! And of course, I'd love to meet your gang too.

    I remember hearing someone saying "….Basenji cross" as I was walking by! Who'd have thought it was you! ;)

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  • basiB

    @Nicola:

    Hi Jenny! :D

    Oh what a shame. :( I was undecided on posting about SKC on the other site, I wish I had done now! Not to worry, we'll meet someday, I'm sure! And of course, I'd love to meet your gang too.

    I remember hearing someone saying "….Basenji cross" as I was walking by! Who'd have thought it was you! ;)

    Yes that was probably me lol. Roxy looked very sweet and I'm sure we will meet eventually:D

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