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  • auryA

    Hello everyone we’re New!

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    hey, i am jack and my dog name is squat
  • B

    Hello! New Member

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    @DebraDownSouth said in Hello! New Member: If your dog is getting too thin, give more in maybe 10 to 15 percent increases. Getting fat? Cut back 10 to 15 percent til you hit ideal, then add a little to maintain. " The eye of the master maketh the horse" applies to dogs just as well. With practice, you notice quickly if your animal is gaining or losing, and what his/her ideal weight looks like.....
  • J

    Hello from Upstate New York

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    Thanks for the replies to my "Hello". I was wondering if I had walked into a ghost town…...seems there is a problem with the site at times.
  • leikoL

    Hello from New York

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    LucythebasenjiL
    Hi Leiko, me and Lucy also live in Brooklyn. The sheepsheadbay area nice to know theres another basenji around town. As for everyone else HI i haven't been on here since 2006 i think. but me and Lucy are doing great. heres a video to remind you who i am: http://youtube.com/watch?v=2C19o8wSuio
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    Hello from New Mexico

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    @dunappy: Hie all I'm from New Mexico. I currently have two basenji neutered males named George and Ice Man. I lost my female (their mother) this past weekend at the ripe old age of nearly 17. She was born Dec 19th, 1991 and passed away last Friday Oct 12th, 2007. George and Ice Man are both almost 15 having been born Dec 13th, 1993 and both are still healthy and going strong at the moment. however I know here in the next few years I'm going to be without them and I'm starting to look for a young one to bring in. I lost my first basenji female last year after 16 years very hard. I now have 2 a female and a male. Its been fun they are both from the same litter and my son got a male at the sametime.
  • JalaJ

    Hi from New Zealand

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    Welcome…I spent about 3 months in New Zealand in 1995 (came when NZ won the America's Cup). Your pictures are beautiful and brought back a lot of memories. A perfect place for a basenji :)