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soulmate
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found this one this morning on the web…

http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=s13dLaTIHSg&feature=user

seems very common to me…

Regards,
Esther
A Basenji does not obey to orders, it may listen to proposals.
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Schouiffy
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Simons cat is great… there are now 3 films and super cute tshirts on the website
Lauren - Lycia's Mum

Wellington, New Zealand

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I know they say dogs don't understand spite… but I swear Basenjis do._
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That's so funny! I actually laughed out loud in some parts because it reminds me so much of my own cats! Thanks for sharing!
Carrie & the Brindle Babes, Callie & Lola (Not Andrew)
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