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  • Hey all,
    Well I finally got around to joining BRAT and will start taking a more active roll in my soon to be Basenji's lives. I currently have no B's but did up until last year both a boy,(Cody) and girl,(Cheyenne), red/white. I never new about the breed until 5yrs. ago and loved them dearly. They both now live in NC. I'm in the market for a pair, any color will do, and looking for offspring from champion lure coursing if any.

    So hello and hope to see some of you at the local dog park.

    P.S. I will be posting some info on a brother/sister, tri color available in Irvine, Ca.

    Best wishes,
    Jim Gloss

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