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    price for basenjis

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    Rescue has a set price for b's that they rehome.
    Its based on ages of the basenjis.
    Here is the posted list.
    However, there is breaks for different things, dogs, with special needs, pair of b's..that type of thing.
    So, here is the BRAT list of prices for basenjis in rescue...Again, it can be flexible.
    The adoption fees are on a sliding scale, based on the age of the Basenji:
    <6 months - $350
    Up to 1 year - $300
    1 - 2 years - $250
    3 - 8 years - $225

    9 years - $100 - 200
    Let me know if you want to sign up with this rescue group.

    Sharron Hurlbut

    BRAT, basenji rescue

    Evergreen basenji club

    Seattle Purebred Dog Rescue

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