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  • R

    Basenji sitter urgently needed

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    @eeeefarm Your story is inspiring and gives me hope! It would be wonderful to find a sitter like the one you describe. With time and patience, I hope to find a good person.
  • M

    I need to find a home for my female pb basenji

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    Wouldn't feel bad about the behavior of your basenji. I got mine six years ago and he acts a lot like yours. I kennel trained him and when I have company he goes in the kennel till he settles down. When I let him out I just tell people to be still till he checks them all out then he is fine. A lot of times he acts like he is going to attack me if he doesn't get his way vicious snarls and all, but I have learned it is just that an act . He also acted vicious around other dogs but after introducing them properly he gets along great. We have recently got him a new basenji mixed sister to play with, after the snarls and viciousness he loves her very much. I wouldn't be afraid to rehome your basenji, it at least give someone a chance to see what they can do.
  • M

    Thinking about getting a Basenji, need help!!

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    Oops… Didn't realize how old and long this thread is!
  • SchouiffyS

    Scottish / English Basenji Sitters?

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  • Anubis's MommyA

    Basenji Sitter Available :)

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    That works! Feel free to send them my number. She'd be very well cared for here :-)
  • PhebeseP

    What does your Basenji do when he needs to go out?

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    She-Ra goes to the door, then looks over her shoulder at us. Problem is, sometimes she's playing a game with us, where she just wants to see if we'll get up and open the door. We're putting a stop to that by putting her out forcibly if she starts to walk away so she knows if we get up to open the door she's going out. Period.