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Basenji Boy from Russia is looking for a litter

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    Hi All,

    I've just moved in SF from Moscow, Russia. I have a Basenji boy of 5 years old. He is the champion of a few European countries - I surely can provide more details if needed. I am not sure about this process here in the US, but I would be very happy to get in touch with any interested breeder of female Basenji to get a litter - just to make my boy happy. We've done this once back in Russia and got 5 healthy and happy puppies delievered. I am attaching a couple of photos. Thanks!

    Maria.
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