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Basenji and...???

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EMurata

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She is about 35 pounds, she will bark in a protective/territorial mode but only then. Loves to yoddle and sing along with music.
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Nice looking girl. How tall is she? It might be interesting to do a DNA test.
"In order to get along with a Basenji, you have to be at least half as smart as the dog!"
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EMurata

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She is about 19" at the shoulder. We have thought about it but I haven't heard good things about the reliability.
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She is really cute though I don't see Basenji. Like Shirley said, only a DNA can tell you much for certain.
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