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    Thank you for adopting this beauty. She looks so much like my first basenji.
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    Aggression is an all encompassing term. As pointed out above, there is quite a range! It is not unusual for Basenjis to be dog aggressive. Mine is, and I just avoid other dogs because I know his intentions are not good. Some are same sex aggressive and fine with members of the opposite sex, and some may just be making a statement when they are leashed. If you describe what you are seeing more specifically I am sure lots of people will have common experiences and possible training fixes to share. I would love to see some pictures of Tucker, and welcome to the forum!
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    Welcome! :)
  • Hello from Indianapolis, IN USA

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    Hello! Andrew and Shango, a two-year old basenji male here! We're in Muncie but spend quite some time in the Indianapolis area! Where about are you? Welcome!
  • Hello From Illinois

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    She is darling and you are now OWNED by a Basenji!! Mine is a mix (basenji and whippet) and she still does the B500 through the house (furniture is ALWAYS involved). My Hollie only digs after seeing other dogs do it… a learned behavior(?). I agree with the forum members who suggest crating Abby, for her own safety and your piece of mind. Hollie has gotten out of the dog lot where I work about 4 times. She is NEVER outside without me now. I couldn't stand it if something happened to her. Good Luck!!
  • Hello from Redmond, WA USA!

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    Welcome…looking forward to the pictures!