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The Pee Tree Story- A Poem

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  • Family Tree?

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    Anubis's MommyA
    Good info to know Tanza! Im def. getting him checked…hope he's not starting to go blind in that eye...that would stink...since hes only 4yrs old.
  • Sweet story

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  • Chasing sphinxes up trees

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    renaultf1R
    lol - the voice of the basenji actually sounds like the one I use for Ruby…too funny.
  • A funny story

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    bellabasenjiB
    @tanza: Amen to that Kellie…. and put them in your lap and then show people.. sorry... they do shed.. but that it is not as much as many other breeds... gggg.... And of course, most Basenjis are not "lap dogs" so… when you put this noisy, somewhat shedding dog in their laps they quickly find that it is wiggling and squirming to get down...:eek:
  • She-Ra and the Christmas Tree

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    wizardW
    Oh yeah - I forgot about the drinking from the tree bowl part. Ick yuck elgh!
  • Peeing in the Rain

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    B
    Wow! I feel so lucky. My basenji has been raised with a lab, and she rarely acts like water is going to kill her. She is sometimes hesitant to go into the wet grass or rainy yard, but I always take her on a leash, so we just keep walking until she pees. In the winter, I clip her to a tie-out rope (supervised), she RUNS into the yard (wearing a sweater, of course), does her business, and RUNS back to the door and gives the fastest sit ever (because she MUST sit before going in or out) - before being let back in. It is quite comical, like an old silent movie running too fast. Mine also prefers to poop in the farthest reaches of the property, which is nice since we don't have to walk in anything near the house.