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  • J

    Hello–
    We have a basenji pup (5 mo. old) named Obi. We live in the San Francisco Bay area (east bay) and would love to find a lure course for Obi. Can anyone help us? Pictures of Obi to come. Thank you, Judith & Jay

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  • JannekeJ

    Welcome to the forum! Don't know anything about lure coursing in your area, but I'm sure someone on this forum can help you :)

    Enjoy!

    Tillo's website

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  • basiB

    Hello and welcome to the forum:D

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  • BasenjiDivaB

    Welcome. I would think there would be something in your area. I look forward to seeing pictures of Obi.

    Pat

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  • lvossL

    The Basenji Club of Northern California's puppy match and lure trials are coming up May 30 and 31st in Livermore, CA. They will be held at Robertson Equestrian Center in Livermore. More information is available at http://www.norcalbasenjis.org

    Before then there is ASFA lure trials in Hollister May 2 and 3 and a racing/coursing 3 day event in Sacramento over Memorial Day weekend.

    Practices are available at the end of lure trials usually and between race programs.

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  • tanzaT

    There are also trials this weekend in Gilroy… your pup is to young to compete, but just the right age to practice and see what it is all about....

    And for sure considering coming to the BCONC puppy match and lure trials. The match, practice and trial for Basenjis only is on Saturday May 30th. We will be having a general membership meeting also... all guests welcome. And along with all that, a pot luck lunch

    Hope to see you there

    Who did you get your pup from?

    Pat Fragassi

    Tanza Basenjis

    www.tanzabasenjis.net

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  • J

    Thank you for your information. We got our Basenji from a nephew who got him from the Santa Barbara Humane Society. My nephew was unable to have a pup afterall, and we're delighted we have Obi. The litter of pups (three of them) were taken to the Society. I don't know who the parents are.

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  • tanzaT

    @Judith:

    Thank you for your information. We got our Basenji from a nephew who got him from the Santa Barbara Humane Society. My nephew was unable to have a pup afterall, and we're delighted we have Obi. The litter of pups (three of them) were taken to the Society. I don't know who the parents are.

    Well welcome to the world of Basenjis… you might want to think about doing the Fanconi DNA test since you don't have any information on his sire and dam.. you can learn about the test at www.basenjihealth.org

    And I hope to see you at our Puppy Match/Lure trial end of May…

    And we love to see pictures

    Pat Fragassi

    Tanza Basenjis

    www.tanzabasenjis.net

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