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  • AlexA

    Hi Everyone and Welcome,

    We are glad you found BasenjiForums.com and we welcome you to our community. This will be an amazing forum with great information and great members that share their knowledge.

    Feel free to include as much or as little information as you wish in your introduction, maybe your name, location, your Basenji's name(s), age …

    Click here to start a new thread and introduce yourself

    When you are done, don't forget to say hello to other members who recently joined our community.

    Please note: This particular forum (Introductions) is just for saying hi and introducing yourself and your Basenji. ANY particular problem or other issue should be posted one time in the most appropriate forum.

    If you have photos of your Basenji(s) don't forget to share them with everyone in the Show Off Your Dog forum.

    Once again, Welcome!
    Basenji Forums Staff

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    @rhughes89 said in New member Here! Introducing my pup Oya: I wish i could post links directly to the Zande Basenji database. It was pretty cool to see the ancestry! If I were to allow everyone to update their own records, @rhughes89, it would be utter chaos. I have to check the spelling of puppies in litters sent to me direct from breeders, and an unholy quantity are incorrect ! With and without apostrophes, sires and dams mis-spelled (which if I wasn't careful would lead to a multitude of doubling up). Luckily there is the AKC website and various national dogweb-registries I can go to. But if you send me a photo or anything, I normally get it into the database the same day and re-upload it all that same evening. And no, the 2019 litter is in, but not the 2020 so let me have the registration number as soon as you can and I will dig out the whole (registered) litter.
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    Hi Mike, Welcome to basenji forums community! Looking forward to pictures and stories.
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    I wouldn't recommend getting a basenji until you've organized your new schedule with baby. basenjis are wonderful dogs, but require a lot of attention and stimulation. If you can't provide that, he could become a frustrated dog and cause mischeif. I've also read that they aren't the best with children. I haven't had the best experience with my basenji and daughter. It has a lot to do with the fact that we can't give him sufficient attention and exercise like he needs. he also hasn't adjusted to my daughter's presence either. that may not be a problem for you because you're having baby first then dog. they say its always a plus because it allows the child to establish a dominence over the dog, since child was there first. i don't want to be a sour apple, but i just want to let families with children know that it can be difficult and dangerous if proper care isn't given. its also unfair to the precious breed if they cant have the active life they need and crave.