@yodelma Yes, the information about the flu coming in from imported dogs was alarming. What struck me was that the dogs (in question) were properly vetted and quarantined - and they still missed it. Perhaps the receiving vets weren't informed from the sending vets (beware: potential flu carriers)...
African's lure couring..
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Last weekend the Evergreen Basenji Club had lure practice. I have added pictures of our Congo imports after the lure.
Goto http://dibubasenjis.com/ntomba.htm
and scroll down… some African's shown stacking.
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They look really nice!
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There are other folks who can talk about structure and such, but I have to tell you the temperments of these dogs are beyond wonderful…such sweet, loving critters.
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Sharron, are the temperments much different than the basenjis we know and love? I know each dog will be different, based on the parentage and how the owner works with their b, but looking at all the Africans that were brought back, would you say there is a difference in termperments?
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Fran, I am not an expert, we might have some folks on the forum who have had Africans longer. BUT how it was explained to me, by Lisa who went over, is that these dogs are dependent on the kindness of the villagers for food. A mean, or bad dog doesn't get fed, and doesn't pass on its genes. A submissive, sweet dog does.
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Very nice pictures..they are all so sweet looking.
