It is sad that the numbers have reduced so much. We enter lots of open shows up here in Scotland since there are few Basenji classes anyway here. There are only two Championship shows in Scotland with CCs on offer too. We try to make as many shows south of the border as possible but with fuel costs etc it's just impossible.
@lukris:
Yes, it will be nice to meet you too. We're on pretty late so hope you get there in plenty time.:)
Hopefully as our plane is landing at 11.30 so should see them in the ring:D
Oh, thanks for posting! I'll probably be working, but depending on what shift I get I might be able to come right at 10 for a little bit. Looks like they're just a couple miles from Ann Arbor Dog Training Club where I go. Although doesn't help me much now that I moved Downriver. I'm trying to find somewhere reasonable within a half hour's drive.
Congrats to Ruben he´s a handsome boy and an american import Kazors Niambi was Best Bitch and bitch WW-08.We didn´t do that well 4th in intermediate class with excellent as quality but hey i´m pleased Myran is blowing coat and looks like a mongrel ;)But I had a great time met a lot of Basenji people there were many of the american breeders there as audience cool to meet some of the real old timers IRL.Congrats to Belles parent´s they are a handsome couple and soon we´ll be family as Holly is to mated this year to Myrans and Efias dad.I´m seeing Noel again this weekend they´re coming to the same show as I in southern sweden they´ve been on a tour here for almost 3 weeks.
I came across an enclosed doggie park here in Queens New york. Not very big but the owners seemed pretty alert which is great. Champ loved it, except that we had one big hairy dog enter the area and I knew this was trouble since my B loves to pull hair (mine too) anyway as soon as Champ saw this dog he was off and I was off after him. Callin ghim to come over,,yeah right. I almost caught him twice then finally I saw him grab the dog and kind of nip and pull. I was so eager to grab him at this point since eventhough I know he wouldn't bite the dog, I'm sure niether the owner or the dog would appreciate getting a haircut from my B. Well as I was running over to them I saw my B grab hold of the dogs tail and pull. Let me just insert this: the other dog was too busy playing with big dogs her size to worry about this little brat pulling at her. Anyway I caught up to my B and put his leash on ending his fun time at the park and when I look down at him, he had a big fur ball in his mouth…how embarrasing. All in all the park was a nice experience and gave my B a chance to run around free without his mommie chasing after him on the leash.
