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20 Oct 2010, 15:35

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  • Basenj and water

    Basenji Talk 27 Jun 2019, 19:54
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    My Franie loves to chase the hose, does the same as your Korben
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    well..figured I should update as well, so right now I switch between freezer dried, freeze dried, and kibble…seems to work great for her!
  • Water Dispenser

    Basenji Talk 2 Mar 2011, 05:11
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    Cara has TRIED to activate the ice maker. She flies into the kitchen when she hears me use it because she loves to play soccer with ice, then eat it. I fear one day I'll have to put some kind of guard over the panel. Sigh.
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    She looks a lovely dog and so wonderful that she is such good friends with Jibini. I hadn't realised that there was a difference in colours in the two standards - the UK standard is the same as the French I believe.
  • Dry Skin

    Basenji Talk 11 May 2010, 17:48
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    Just a note here. Fish Oil vs. Flaxseed Oil Flaxseed oil contains more Omega-3's than fish oil. However, the Omega-3's in flaxseed oil are in an inactive form (ALA). Special enzymes are required to convert the inactive ALA into the active forms (EPA and DHA). Some animals, especially carnivores like dogs, do not have the required enzymes to do the conversion. Recent research shows that fish oil has more positive benefits on pets with disease, because the fatty acids contained in fish oil are readily available for use already in the converted form EPA and DHA. Particularly, fish oil has positive effects on dogs with inflammatory diseases, such as allergies, arthritis, kidney and heart disease, and cancer. Flaxseed oil does not seem to be as beneficial to dogs with inflammatory diseases. However, flaxseed oil seems to be anti-cancerous, and is also effective in improving the skin and coat conditions of dogs. Flaxseed oil can be a dietary source of soluble fiber. Increasing soluble fiber in the diet can help counter tendencies to constipation. Fish oil, therefore, is the preferred fatty acid supplement for dogs with inflammatory diseases. Flaxseed oil can be used to improve skin and coat conditions, and to counter constipation and perhaps inhibit cancer growth. Also flaxseed turns rancid quite quickly after it's ground up so it's best if you can grind only the amount needed and store the seeds in a glass jar in the frig.
  • Sharing…

    Basenji Talk 6 Dec 2006, 01:54
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    I wouldnt be surprised if she didnt think I was one of her young ones! After all she thinks she is the Queen of the House. She can be really sweet when she wants to be, but then there are those times…..:eek: All I can say is Whoa!!!She challenges me more mentally than any other dog that I have ever had. I never know what to expect, but I wouldn't trade her for any other dog.:)