Normally a dog's immune system keeps the mites in check, but some breeds, like your Basenji, develop an overabundance of these mites. In mild cases, pet owners may notice a few dry, irritated, hairless lesions. These often occur on the face or feet and may or may not be itchy. Secondary skin infections may occur.
But comedy aside, dog boots perform a necessary function Boots protect your dog's sensitive paws from the ice and snow as well as other cold-weather hazards such as road chemicals and salt. Read on for the benefits of boots, and get some great tips for getting your dog to wear boots
New from Pa
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Just wanted to say Hello. I have 1 basenji, he is a 4 year old red and white male. We just call him "Deke". I'm trying to adopt a second from BRAT. If anyone has any advice on introducing a friend let me know. We are looking for a female in hopes that will work the best.
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Welcome! We tried for several Brats… so don't get discouraged if it goes slower than expected. Also, check out Petfinder-- that's where we found Miles (our rescue). Good luck!
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Welcome to the forum. We're in central Pa.
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Hello Basenji Boy. We are in Lancaster County. I haven't found many people who even know what a basenji is close by. I've talked to BRAT people in York but thats the closest.
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Hello Basenji Boy. We are in Lancaster County. I haven't found many people who even know what a basenji is close by. I've talked to BRAT people in York but thats the closest.
How cool, we're in the Harrisburg area. Post some pictures of your B when you can!;)
