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Basenji Puppies for sale- SW Wisconsin

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  • Roxandsweet,

    Please edit your initial thread to comply with our forum guidelines and use our For Sale posting format described in For Sale/Waiting List Post Rules: Read First otherwise this thread will be removed.

    Regards

  • Roxandsweet.
    If you love your dogs as you post, then this is the place to learn how to care for them, and to care for the puppies they produce.
    By not giving the info ask about by Alex, several times, it just doesn't make us
    believe your words. At least I feel that way.

  • Here is the information requested]

    ke basenjis
    Hillsboro, WI

    Dam: Sweet Pea of the Congo AKC - 21 lbs.
    Sire: Black Devil of the Congo AKC - 27 lbs.
    7 puppies
    1 tri (m)
    3 B/W (1 F, 2 M)
    3 R/W (3 F)

    Dam: Roxy - 17 lbs.
    Sire: Black Devil of the Congo AKC - 27 lbs.
    6 puppies
    2 Tri (f)
    4 R/W (1 f, 3 m)

    All adults have been Fanconi tested. Both dams are clear and Black Devil (Zeke) is a carrier so puppies could be only carriers or clear.
    Our experience has been that Basenjis do not bark. That in no way implies they are mute. They have great personality and "talk", depending on the particular dog.
    Prices range from $425 - $725
    Puppies will be released starting at 10 weeks
    We will ship in the continental U.S. but will also deliver a reasonable distance.
    Photos can be seen at Photobucket Search "sweetroxy_2010".
    If more information is needed, please contact me at 262-470-4182.

  • Thank you for giving this inforamtion to the forum.

  • Actually you still have not complied with the listing requirements. You have not given current age of the pups. Even better giving their birthdate so no matter when someone views the thread they can figure out their age. You also did not answer if they AKC registerable.

  • It is probably easiest to use the Listing Format given by the Forum owners. Here it is in again.

    Your name:
    Your city, state:
    Your phone numbers/email:
    Basenji(s) For Sale:
    Age of Basenji(s):
    Current weight of Basenji(s) for sale:
    Weight of Basenji(s) parents:
    Parents health tests:
    Registration if any (AKC, Basenji Clubs, etc):
    Price:
    Age when puppies will be ready to be taken home:
    Do you ship your Basenjis:

  • This has been a most interesting yet frustrating experience. Here goes again!

    ke basenjis
    Hillsboro, WI
    262-470-4182

    Puppies born 12/20/09 (registerable)
    Dam: Sweet Pea of the Congo born 12/15/05 AKC registered (21#)
    Fanconi clear
    Sire: Black Devil of the Congo born 1/23/04 AKC registered (27#)
    Fanconi carrier
    1 tri male
    2 B/W males
    1 B/W female
    3 R/W females

    Puppies born 12/23/09
    Dam: Roxy born 1/15/07 (17#)
    Fanconi clear
    Sire: Black Devil of the Congo born 1/23/04 AKC registered (27#)
    Fanconi carrier
    2 tri females
    1 R/W female
    3 R/W males

    Puppies range in price from $425 - $725
    Puppies will be released to new homes starting at 10 weeks of age
    We will ship puppies in the continental U.S. but will and prefer to deliver within a reasonable distance.

    Pictures can be seen by doing a Photobucket search for "sweetroxy_2010".

    We are showing current pictures of both females. We have had the trindle for 1 1/2 years but this is the first time we have bred her.

    If there are further questions, please contact me. I believe I have listed the information just as asked!

  • I was just curious why each puppy is a different price?

  • male vs. female
    registerable vs. non-registerable
    different colors

  • @roxandsweet:

    male vs. female
    registerable vs. non-registerable
    different colors

    Interesting, responsible breeders don't price according to color or sex. And AKC frowns on the practice of charging more for the papers, as do responsible breeders.

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9 Feb 2010, 20:59

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