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Aw, I don't like good byes either.:( Please wish them safe travels and give them hugs from me!
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That's not FAIR :( ha ha ha :D :D poor little guy needs to watch out before he loses it :eek:
He may be small, but he's mighty and relentless when he get's mad.:D
Being this is the last weekend with them, I'm going on a picture fest!:D
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How sweet :) are they going to miss their yard bed?? :( Will you send one with them as a memory of B Park?? :D
They're limited in what they can take on the plane with them…...we will send all of the toy's they've aquired since they've been with us, a Basenji Park tee shirt each and BP refrigerator magnets.:D
More pictures listed on Mia's site. Click on the word "Bilder" underneath picture for additional pics.
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I have to believe those dogs are sure going to miss Basenji Park & the "gang"
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Basenji Park tees:D
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I love that tri, your killing us!!!
They are so cute in their little shirts
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Our little Jungle Baby friends are in Philly waiting for a 6.45 flight to Germany and finally on to Helsinki.:(
They where with us for only a short time(40 days)but worked their way right into our hearts. We enjoyed every moment we had them, and so did our Basenji's.:) I thank those responsible for intrusting us to keep these wonderful babies for Mia, it is an experience we will always remember and look back on fondly. I was lucky and did most of the baby sitting…....trust me it was a joy. My wife on the other hand had the job of driving to NYC(with some help;) JYS) to pick them up, arranging all the shipping, vet care and driving them again to Philly......kudo's to her.
I now know how difficult it must be for our breeder friends to give up a puppy you've seen born and have to give them up at eight or ten weeks.I am thankful to have experienced these Africans....but it is so difficult to see them go.
I know they go to good people that will love and care for them and provide a great home for them.
God's speed Angali and Asuma.:) -
Our little Jungle Baby friends are in Philly waiting for a 6.45 flight to Germany and finally on to Helsinki.:(
They where with us for only a short time(40 days)but worked their way right into our hearts. We enjoyed every moment we had them, and so did our Basenji's.:) I thank those responsible for intrusting us to keep these wonderful babies for Mia, it is an experience we will always remember and look back on fondly. I was lucky and did most of the baby sitting…....trust me it was a joy. My wife on the other hand had the job of driving to NYC(with some help;) JYS) to pick them up, arranging all the shipping, vet care and driving them again to Philly......kudo's to her.
I now know how difficult it must be for our breeder friends to give up a puppy you've seen born and have to give them up at eight or ten weeks.I am thankful to have experienced these Africans....but it is so difficult to see them go.
I know they go to good people that will love and care for them and provide a great home for them.
God speed Angali and Asuma.:)Aww - now I'm sad too. What a delightful experience you guys have had. Angali and Asuma have learned so much in your care and pack. They are enriched ever so more staying at Basenji Park. My thoughts and prayers for the two little ones as they await their forever homes.
I second your God speed for Angali and Asuma for a safe trip home.
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Great Job "B-Boy"!!!! and yes while it is sad when they go, trust me that after taking care of them from birth to 10/12 wks, you are ready to have them start their new life with their new people!!! And even more exciting to know that you have a new, bigger extended family
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Oh, but what a great experience you guys had with them, Gary! :)
And thanks for sharing Angali and Asuma with us!
Now we'll all be checking Mia's website (then click on "Bilder" for more pics) to see them in their new island (after the quarantine period) and see them with the rest of their basenji family :D
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Hi guys,
A little hello from Gali and Asuma from Finland where they are staying with Helena Myyrylainen, Furahan basenjis, where they are reciding with Nelson, Avongara MSuku of Brushy Run, and Ali, Bulldobas Celebre Campeon. As you can figure out Nelson is a full New African so Asuma will feel fine. They were so happy to see me and yodeled and had fun.
We can't thank Gail and Gary at BasenjiPark enough for helping out with these two African diamonds. We are so, so grateful! Thanks from the deepest of our hearts.
I also want to thank Helena for helping me with Gali's last leg on her journey to Sweden.
Yoodels Mia
