beautiful dog! and your english is fine! if you only knew how some americans speak english, you would be horrified (as i write with no capital letters)!
Very handsome Basenji and welcome thank you for the pictures they are great. Do not worry about your english most of us americans still have not got our english down yet.
Welcome onboard..He looks to be a doll. Great pictures, thanks for sharing and by the way, your english is very good.
I am from Sweden myself but live in Tx USA since 1991.
Bienvenue au forum! et, ne vous inquietez pas, votre anglais est super. La langue du forum est Basenji, c universel. ;) Vous venez de Morges???? J'habitais a Etoy l'annee derniere. On a du te manquer de peu!
Thanks! wanted to give her a good name since I fudged Beo's name…....named him Darby O'Gill and then realized weeks in that it spells 'Dog' so had to rush to change it. Named him Beo after Beowulf - because he seemed so anti-heroic and I never figured he'd be much of a protector. Name curse took over from there though. Bop-It should be safe from the name curse.
Sound advice, trying to enjoy it while it lasts :)
Welcome Greg. Its always best to get dogs acquainted outside their own territory. It looks as though they have already met. I hope there is no rush to get them together as it can take time. It all depends on the dogs. Take them for plenty of walks together, preferably long ones. I see they are the same sex. Are they neutered? What are their temperaments like? Do they normally get on with other dogs?
Your boys are part of the reason I have basenjis! When I was researching the breed, I attended the Basenji Club of Northern California's Specialty Show and one of your boys spent nearly the entire show in my lap. After that day, I knew I would at some point bring home a basenji and the following spring, I did just that. Nicky, turned 14 years old this past December.
I agree across the board. DaysiefromBenin, my older dog (Ty) takes one sniff of a cooked egg and he's out the dog door puking. The smell alone puts him over the edge.
Both mine have occasional ETS if they snarf all their food early morning. I use a cheese slice on a cracker and that stops the tummy grumble and tendency to vomit.
(Tyler's tummy can sometimes be heard from over 5 feet away)
@nala121498:
Congrats and welcome, fellow New Englander! Looking forward to some snowy pictures if Santa brings you a camera!
Thanks! I love Vermont, everytime I go there on the way to Canada, I think, gee, that is the way Maine used to be. :( I definitely need that camera and will definitely need to figure out the winter thing in general considering I run her on my bike now and will need to make up all that exercise.
