Skip to content

New basenji owner!!

Member Introductions

Suggested Topics

  • Horses to Dogs

    Basenji Talk
    10
    1 Votes
    10 Posts
    15k Views
    KembeK
    @EmKayLyn Another suggestion - you should also read “Don’t Do the Breed a Disservice” and the “Zande Put-Off” @ https://www.zandebasenjs.com
  • 0 Votes
    19 Posts
    11k Views
    ZandeZ
    @tanza So have I. Nary a problem.
  • 1 Votes
    11 Posts
    12k Views
    V
    Nice post, glad to be here.
  • Trying our patience..

    Behavioral Issues
    18
    0 Votes
    18 Posts
    16k Views
    ZandeZ
    Take him out last thing at night so he can make himself comfy ? I have to take mine out - wimps - they won't go if I don't accompany them. Yes, its freezing and yes its dark. But Keeper's close-up vision is going going gone and he hates excursions into the night without Mom and although I'd much rather stay indoors, if I want to avoid being awoken, middle of the night there is no option. Frankly its a small price to pay for the comfort of two old Basenjis.
  • New Basenji owner in Iowa

    Member Introductions
    17
    0 Votes
    17 Posts
    7k Views
    tanzaT
    @annyaa: um not that I know of, what is it exactly. And I will contact the breeder tonight and ask her. Please go to www.basenjihealth.org This is very, very important, especially if you have been following the thread of Isis that was just sent over the rainbow bridge from Fanconi… please seach the boards about Fanconi and testing
  • New Basenji owner in Oregon!

    Member Introductions
    17
    0 Votes
    17 Posts
    9k Views
    luzmery928L
    I didn't know much about B's when I met Champ but to say that what characteristics B's share is "special needs" is plain idiotic. I consider it a blessing to have familiarized (and still learing) with this wonderful breed. It has made me realize that all dogs are not the same and it's important to learn as much about what makes them individuals as possible. I'm glad Raleigh found you and is now able to express himself freely without being labeled "special needs."