@daureen - I will also say that my C-Me picked me... note however that most all responsible breeders will pick the pup for the home.. this is why breeders want to know all about the home/family/lifestyle, we want them to be in their forever homes... that said there are exceptions.. in my case this was a puppy back from a breeding... I had the choice of the 5 bitches in the litter but from the moment that I went in the house, this was the pup that came to me and didn't want to leave. LOL... and in some cases there could be two that are about the same and would fit the family... then they have a choice. My C-Me was a great choice and while there were others in the litter that was maybe a bit nicer as a show puppy, but I could not turn away from this girl that picked me... She is a Dual Champion and whelped a wonderful litter... And she is a loving girl to all in the family
Another czech basenji
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Hi to everyone. I would like to introduce you our basenji boy Ankan. We are from czech, and the best activity is racing and lure coursing with our basenji.
Anything about us you can see in our website.
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Welcome to the forum!!
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Hello and welcome to the forum:D
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Welcome, I can't wait to see pictures!:D:D:D
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Welcom to our forum – absolutely love the picture of Ankan with the flowers. He looks soooo proud of himself
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Welcom to our forum – absolutely love the picture of Ankan with the flowers. He looks soooo proud of himself
Thanks for your welcome.
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Welcome to the forum!
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Welcome from Illinois, USA. Glad to have you here.!!! Would love to see not only pictures of your dog, but pics of your city/country as well.
Again, welcome.
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Welcome to the forum!!!!
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Welcome welcome! Always nice to have more Czech Basenjis
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Thanks all of you:)
Somethink more about our life with basenji and our country…
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I've noticed from several of the non-US B owners that post pics that their B's are off leash… are they in some kind of really large fenced area or do their B's trustable off leash?
Lovely pics! I particularly like the one where he is in front of the water looking back over his curly tail.
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I think it all depends on where. I know that janneke uses a really long leash and harness a lot, but I think that they generally trust their dogs more. Outside the US, the dogs are more of the family and can go with owners to all the stores, the zoo, walking around more, and there are a lot more open wilderness areas that are far away from roads and such, so the dogs can run more free.
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Most of Europe isn't as widely "urbanly developed" you might say… We can take our dogs a lot more places and I don't know about in other countries but in Switzerland for sure, when you take your dog up into the natural parks and open spaces there are no cars because everyone walks ...
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There isn't a lot of real nature in the Netherlands.. so Tillo is only loose when there are other dogs around. I don't know if I trust him more.. But I don't like to see him off leash when other dogs can run free.. Next to our home there is a field with 4 roads around it.. Tillo does walk off leash here.. I just hope and pray he stays with the rest of the dogs….
@Medik: love the pics!
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Yes, we have a lot of places without roads. I trust my dog, but I often use long leash and harness as Janneke. Basenji is "free", and the leash lies on land. He obeys much more with it. But if he sees hares on field he becames earless, than I have "ten meters long time" to stand up to a lash and stop my basenji:D
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I really loved the pictures, Medjik… thank you for sharing!!!:D
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Hello & welcome from Canada. Nice to have you here. Nice B.
G
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I would like to introduce you our new basenji. Its a girl Energy and now she is 7months.
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Hello and Welcome from Canada!