Cute, but head is not a Basenji type… that said... when you have mixes, they can take on the "DNA" from either/or.... sire/dam... there was a litter years ago of a Beagle mix and a purebred Basenji... I think it was a litter of 6 or more.... 2 looked totally like a Basenji, two like a Beagle... one in fact looked totally like a German Shepard.... so with mixes, you never know unless someone really knows who the Mom/Dad are
Happy Sunday everyone. My name is Angie and my basenji's name is Rebel.
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Welcome, Angie and Rebel. How old is Rebel?
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And where\who did you get him from?
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From Richard Hanna of Calimesa,Ca. Rebel is 27 months old. And he starting to mature so nicely. He is our first Basenji.
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@angie - Hi Angie, who is his sire and dam? Have not heard of a breeder in California by that name.
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@angie said in Happy Sunday everyone. My name is Angie and my basenji's name is Rebel.:
Richard Hanna of Calimesa,Ca
Busara's, Richard Hanna, USA
http://www.pedigrees.zandebasenjis.com/affixes.htmlIt is probably a good idea if you do an ofa search for what tests were run on your dog. Getting a new fanconi test is always worth it as you cannot be sure, sadly, if the breeder submitted swabs from the real animals.
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We've been here before. The breeder did Fanconi nothing else on previous litter. The person with the pup from him, however, did all testing and seemingly bred her only once.
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@angie Welcome Angie! I'm still on cloud 9 with our new "B", it's so exciting, isn't it? Do you have a pic of Rebel to share? I just know I'll "oooo" and "awwww"!
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Agreeing ... we'll celebrate and enjoy Rebel, nevermind the breeder. Once here, Rebel is family.
