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    New to the forum!

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    Hi to you, tell us a bit about yourself and your dogs and any photo's so we can go awww. Lot's of great info on this forum and people are always happy to help if you have a query about the Basenji. Jolanda and Kaiser
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    Hi everyone!

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    Welcome Angelilca! I'm the "mommy" of a B girl with Fanconi, also. I really encourage you to join the fanconi yahoo group. It's a GREAT resource! I have learned so much just from reading the posts of people with current issues and the experienced fanconi dog owners' replies. Also, they keep a list on the website of vets that are known to be knowledgable about the disease and are willing to communicate with Dr. Gonto (who wrote the protocol) directly when needed - because not all are. The list is by state and you can find it on the site under "files". http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/fanconidogs/ Good luck with everything and keep us posted! Sadie
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    WalterW
    Welcome to the Forum Eva…you have a wonderful pack of Bs!
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    Welcome to the forums, I can't wait to see pictures!!!:D
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    Hi Everyone

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    @Quercus: some of mine make a sound kind of like "hrumphf" if they want something…some will moan, and whine. Our male just gives us the mind meld stare.... OMG! The "mind meld stare"…that's a perfect way to describe it! Mine does the "hrumphf" thing too. Sometimes it sounds like a sneeze, because if you're near it, you get snotted.