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10 Feb 2011, 22:43

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  • Our first yodel

    Basenji Talk 22 Apr 2010, 16:14
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    Hope Noel continues to yodel for you, it's such a lovely sound.
  • My babies first words!!!!!!

    Basenji Talk 3 Apr 2009, 18:12
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    Kudos on your chatty b.
  • First Time Boarder

    Basenji Talk 13 Aug 2008, 20:48
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    You all make me feel so much better at the idea of boarding. Seren is 7 years old and has never been boarded. She is also not crate trained. I always have left her with my daughter and her 2 dogs while we were away and they got along well. Her dogs have since died and she now has 2 new dogs and they do not get along well with Seren. Since my daughter and her husband work I am afraid to leave them all together while we are gone. I now need to find a kennel or someone to come in and stay with her while we are away.
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    imbj, Yup..that was the beach we went to. You've been there too…man what a pain! I swear. We actually were at Pillar Point first to get lunch and then decided to take our B's to that beach...Yah...never again!
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    I have flown with a dog of mine several years ago from England to USA. He was on as "extra" cargo. I had to pick him up at JFK and go through customes with the usual paperwork and check him in again at the ticket counter of my airline. I have also worked for a major airline and know that the pets are kept in a separate area and no hazardous items such as liquid oxygen are in the same hold as the animals. Most newer aircraft have that separate cargo holg heated as the air is very cold outside at cruising altitudes. I was extemely nervous and frank;ly scared about the flight but he did great. England has a six month quarantine but you allowed to visit your pet. I do agree with Pat…any way it is a tuff one for you...Good luck...
  • Day sleeper

    Basenji Talk 20 Aug 2006, 18:38
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    I just think that he's settling into your schedule. Dogs are creatures of routine. You may want to teach a "settle down" command for the weekend evenings, and of course, really tire him out during the day on the weekends. a really wiped out dog isn't going to want to play all night.