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  • I always wanted a dog…For 8 years it was a huge dream, which seems never will come true...And few month ago my mom said to me "Allright, you can have dog...but small."...So, I started searching any breeds of medium or small dogs...I found Basenji!!...And I got her yesterday, she is really cute, and I love her!!

  • Congratulations! And welcome to the world of Basenji's!

  • Im so happy for you! Having a Basenji puppy is so fun. Makes you tired too. Enjoy these puppy years…they grow up so fast. I remember it wasn't too long ago I brought my little guy home. Now he is almost 5 mts and growing like a weed!
    Can't wait to see more pics!!!!!!

  • Welcome…this is a great site to learn about and appreciate the breed. Lots of great information and fun! Keep those pictures coming!!

  • Thank you!!
    Yeah, she is sooo cute, and fun.
    Today I went to the school, coz Im in high school, and she was with my mom…And my mom has a baby also, who is 16 month, so she sooo much tired with this two kids LOL....While mom cleaned Lulu's pee....my sis was beside Lulu's food LOL....
    And now I'm laying on a floor with my laptop, and she's close to me:)
    Also, every night she sleeps with me..Well, first night I was couldn't sleep, coz she were sooo snorring LOL...and she took whole my bed...I was so wondered..So little puppy and sleep like Imperror LOL
    Here's her pics :)
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  • Welcome to the forum, welcome to the world of Basenji's! You are also a offical member of the Basenji Talk B/W Basenji fan club….....Welcome and enjoy. Nice B/W B you have there.:cool:

  • Thank You, Thank You !
    LOL

  • Welcome to the forum. Cute photos of your pup. She's a doll…

    Basenji Boy, If I may ask, what is the Basenji Talk B/W Basenji fan club??

  • Thank you,
    This doll biting and scratchuing as tiger!!

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