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  • No such thing as a Basenji

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    BARTB
    Sorry, but I'd most likeley go for a beagle, that was my very first dog and he was awesome!! Got him off the street…my first 'rescue'...after that, crap, can I say this...a cat.....OUCH!!!...Yeah, I was very lucky with both my B pets, but as I get older, I'm not sure I would be able to handle a young B. However, as I look forward to retiring I'm more than happy to have multiple B's in my home. :) Older ones, like me :)
  • Saw a strange thing

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    BuanaB
    We see it often with crows (and seagulls) they just protect their area. I was once attacked by 3 seagulls because we had to moor to a pole were they build their nest :S I didn't like it :)
  • Wanna learn merengue; learn frm this dog

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    KipawaK
    OH MY GOD!! My husband and I just watched it and were hooting and hollering through the whole thing! Thank you SOOO much for sharing that!
  • Pet Macaws in SF

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    BasenjimammaB
    Beautiful birds..great videos..thanks for sharing Dan..
  • Natural Pet Store

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    Looked like really had some nice products. May have to order from them. Rita Jean
  • Visiting family with your pets

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    dmcartyD
    When my middle son and wife come to visit - they bring their 2 labs. I let the labs be loose in the house and kennel my basenjis - can't imagine the basenji 500 with 2 huge labs in a small house. As folks get older though the dogs can be an issue so don't know how much longer I'll be able to let them come. This Thanksgiving - 2 labs and 2 mature ladies with walkers was interesting. However when we would go and visit my husbands family - could never bring dogs - they refused to have dogs in the house - ever. I agree with whoever said - their house their rules.