New Basenji parents from Atlanta GA
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@joewbasenjidad - It takes time.... typically pups need to poop after eating, take her out and stay with her... telling her to go potty.... it doesn't happen overnight or after one time. They will get the idea. How was she trained by her breeder with the litter?
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@joewbasenjidad - Hope that you will share her sire/dam's registered names and also her registered name. Many of us are related by our Basenjis.
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@joewbasenjidad yes please ! I'm pretty sure she'll be in the data base or that Leo will.send me full litter data, but to make sure. . . It would help to have registered names of mom and dad And puppy ! In due course.
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Congratulations on your new family member! Love her name!!! Don't be surprised that if it is raining, all her careful training goes away. MANY Basenjis HATE to get wet. A raincoat can help...at least it does with my rain averse Binti!
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@nancyss said in New Basenji parents from Atlanta GA:
Congratulations on your new family member! Love her name!!! Don't be surprised that if it is raining, all her careful training goes away. MANY Basenjis HATE to get wet. A raincoat can help...at least it does with my rain averse Binti!
I’ve taken her out once in rain and yes she does not dig it at all. Luckily I have a lower covered deck at my house so I can Take her out dry 😊
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She is doing great in the potty department but she was sad today and I could tell. I tried to love on her a lot. No inside potty accidents! Woot woot!
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Gatsby is doing great so far and she even went potty in a little bit of snow last night! She’s sleeping through the night (almost lol) the kids and I are Enjoying playing tug of war with her and she loves the rawhide bones 😊. !
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@joewbasenjidad said in New Basenji parents from Atlanta GA:
she loves the rawhide bones 😊.
I would suggest you be careful with rawhide. I quit using rawhide chews and bones when one of mine got a piece lodged in her digestive system, causing a partial blockage. We were lucky to get it shifted without surgery. The other potential issue is that dogs can get quite possessive about those when they have become softened up a bit. My girls would go to war over them and even growl at me if I removed one when it was getting sufficiently icky and small that I was concerned about her potentially swallowing the remains whole. I didn't like the possessiveness and resource guarding that seemed to result.
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@joewbasenjidad Those nails need attention ! but she is indeed cute -
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