@elbrant Thanks. I really think she looks like a Shiba Inu in that picture! If I go to the front door, she'll normally be looking down (upstairs flat). The third pic I'd caught her nibbling the banister, so a bit of guilt in her eyes!
Ha, no way, she's not wanting for walks! She's generally really good in the house, all of her nibbling except that one were when she was much younger. I've managed to get away with minimal damage.
This was her Saturday night while I was assembling some furniture, she was fast asleep!
She's cuddly but was literally under me, it was unusual but now I know why.
I'm afraid If I do decide to get another I won't have a chance to introduce them beforehand as it Will probably be a puppy I bring from the US.. I doubt there will be a problem since she will be a young puppy…
I am really curious about what Zuri will do this autumn :rolleyes:
Last year and this year too, she was in season in late May/June.
And also in october last year. Poor thing - wasn't happy with beeing into it so soon again after her phantom pregnancy…
This time I don't know.
Thabo is telling YES. But Zuri isn't acting like that and other males are not interested yet.
Would be happy if not. Currently she's in a good mood again :)
@ibi_n_sane:
I think your dogs are giving you a silent hint to change their food into BARF ;-)
I would not worry about the squirrels, frankly if they were in good shape of body and mind they would not be caught by a basenji ;-)
That's what worries me!
at the dog park occasionally you will see a dog fight in the larger breeds, they typically play rougher…..more chomping action vs. basenji boxing....
the typical dog park protocol is pulling them apart, or the safe route is the bucket of water....total distraction!
can you imagine doing that with basenjis.....screams like little girls!! LOL
