Dexer- puny pup?
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wrote on 14 Mar 2011, 06:55 last edited by
Kipawa, that is how I weighed him. I just was wondering if my scale is accurate to begin with…
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wrote on 14 Mar 2011, 10:23 last edited by
Didn't the vet weigh him?
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wrote on 14 Mar 2011, 11:26 last edited by
He is a super super super cute pup, you should be a proud parent. =) I love his expressive eyes. Round two will just be a more informed decision, but you shouldn't value Dex any less.
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wrote on 14 Mar 2011, 15:17 last edited by
Thanks :) I definitely do not value him any less whatsoever. The thought of him being any less perfect to me never even crossed my mind, no matter where he came from. He is still a little piece of precious life.
And, DebraDownSouth, I mentioned that we hadn't brought him yet; we are bringing him when my fiance gets home. -
wrote on 14 Mar 2011, 17:22 last edited by
Our Bitty (AKA Itty Bitty Basenji) is now 5 yo and weighs in at a grand 15 1/2 lbs. She also does not have the forehead wrinkles but she is the best loved and spoiled dog in our pack. It never matters what they look like or how big they get it's how they are in your heart that matters.;)
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wrote on 16 Mar 2011, 15:02 last edited by
Well, we just got back from the vet. He was an even 6lbs. No one but the vet himself recognized his breed, but EVERYONE kept complimenting him. He even sat still on the scale when I told him to even though he was so terribly interested in playing with the 4 other pups only feet away from him. Everyone was impressed with that. :)
Poor sweetheart is recuperating with a sprawled out sleep. <3 -
wrote on 17 Mar 2011, 03:14 last edited by
Dolce turned out to be the runt of Robyn's last litter with some of her siblings dwarfing her by close to 10 lbs. But she is by far they prettiest and sweetest of the litter, I know I am biased. She shows great heart during lure coursing and she doesn't take crap from any other dog no matter how big they are! Just goes to show great things come in small packages.
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wrote on 17 Mar 2011, 13:19 last edited by
Our Katie was the runt of her litter and lived to almost 16 at just 13 lbs of basenji.
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wrote on 17 Mar 2011, 20:56 last edited by
My girl Scarlett is a little on the small/thin side as well…at almost 6 months she is about 14lbs (a guess from her last vet visit about a month ago she was 12lbs or so), all legs, ears and happy baroooos! I had a great breeder so no worries there and her vet check was good as well. I am okay with her being a little on the smaller side...makes it easier at night when she is snuggling up to us in bed, usually between legs!
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wrote on 17 Mar 2011, 21:09 last edited by
"Good things come in small packages" seems to be correct for many of us! :)
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wrote on 17 Mar 2011, 21:23 last edited by
Sometimes she can be a little rascal but she always makes me smile, laugh and happy. BASENJIs best breed in my opinion.
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wrote on 17 Mar 2011, 21:26 last edited by
Hahaha, too true. Little rascal is right; Dexter broke our playstation 3 a couple days ago! Somehow, we aren't even mad about it though! haha. He has us wrapped around his little paw already.
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wrote on 17 Mar 2011, 22:03 last edited by
Have you ever turned your back for a few minutes and then turned back around to notice they aren't there anymore only to find them in the next room with a fully unrolled roll of TP all spread out in a mass of basenji devilishness…priceless I tell you, priceless!:D BTW, they usually give you that "what's with you look, I'm having fun" when you find them!
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wrote on 17 Mar 2011, 22:46 last edited by
Hahaha, Nooo. We keep all of the doors closed so that he only has access to the living room, kitchen, dining room, and hall….UNTIL one of us slips up, then I suppose we shall experience the TP issue haha. When I caught him right after he pulled the playstation down I swear his face said "Well, See? That's what you get for leaving me in here with no one to play with!" :)
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wrote on 18 Mar 2011, 00:10 last edited by
Exactly, we keep all door closed now! Eventhough it was hilarious at the time.
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