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My Basenjis and {a couple of} My kids…

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JazzysMom
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Rebecca, 15, and Jazzy, 3, on their {shared} birthday, January 12:

Colin, 9, and Keoki, 1, just kicking back and relaxing together:
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vstripe
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Awwww I love it! Such a sweet family for a sweet B.
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Ninabeana26
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Such a beautiful family! Your Bs looks like they love their siblings very much
Nina & my baby boy Dallas
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sharronhurlbut
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Jazzy is beautiful..as well as your daughter.
I love it when the b's have the soft eye look.
Nice family you have!
Sharron Hurlbut

BRAT, basenji rescue

Evergreen basenji club

Seattle Purebred Dog Rescue
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nala121498
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Aw, what lovely photos…of lovely subjects! Happy belated birthdays to all!
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@tanza:

Well, seems that "he" Nemo is not following the "normal" thinking… remember this pup has come into his home and "taken" over his space.... so you have some adjusting to do... you need to just step back... and make sure that he is secure.. and it takes time... and you need to make exceptions to what would be the normal... try different things.. and remember as each day passes... Nemo will understand this girl is "not" leaving....ggg

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Usually when dogs play too rough, one will let out a yelp and that will make the other one know that they are playing too hard.

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