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  • Basenjis: Growling and Chasing

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    elbrantE
    @eeeefarm LOL, I was looking too hard.
  • Chasing sphinxes up trees

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    renaultf1R
    lol - the voice of the basenji actually sounds like the one I use for Ruby…too funny.
  • "bed" tail

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    KipawaK
    Does anyone know of a website that shows you how to trim a b's tail? Or, should that be left to doggie grooming 'experts'? Kipawa's tail is lovely now, but any bushier and I think I might want to tidy it up.
  • Cropped tail?!?

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    nobarkusN
    @Patty: I too can't imagine why on earth anyone would crop a Basenji's tail! Perhaps the tail was damaged? I do know that the Liberian black and whites which have now been crossed with Central African Basenjis, occasionally had their tails cut by native Liberians to avoid monkeys grabbing them by their longer tails. This was some years ago and I don't know whether they are still kept for hunting in that country. Perhaps someone who knows modern day Liberia could say? That would make the only sense. I've seen videos of monkeys swinging down from trees and grabbing a tigers tail repeatedly. Also grabbing their ears. The monkeys were lucky as the tigers came really close to grabbing them for lunch. :D
  • Chasing birds

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    wizardW
    I've caught her watching the lights from planes flying overhead at night - I wonder if she's thinking about giving chase :)
  • Tail curl

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    BasenjiDivaB
    Jayden and Cory have pretty tight curls and Jayden can wear his on the right sie or left side. Sometimes Jayden's tail looks like a cinnabon lying on top of his butt. When they are relaxed, their tails go fairly straight. The last little crook in the tip of the tail is the only part that never straightens. Pat