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Mija Basenjis

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Mantis
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Does anyone know the Mija Basenji breeders? I have been trying to contact them about their basenjis and having zero luck….
Caesar and Cairo….the boys
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Here is a link to their website. It looks like it has not been updated in awhile.

http://www.geocities.com/~mijabasenji/
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She used to be on one or more of the Basenji lists….but I haven't heard from her in a looooong time....
Andrea Walters

Quercus Basenjis

NW Ohio
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Mantis
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Yeah, I found that as well and emailed, and called….NA
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