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28 Feb 2007, 21:15

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  • Have 2 basenjis

    Basenji Talk 9 Mar 2015, 20:28
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    Or take them both, and be relaxed about it all. The less anxiety in you, the calmer they will be.
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    Hi SallyO! What part of NJ are you in? How long did you need a sitter for? Let me know. My cell is 6094892823
  • 16 week weight

    Basenji Talk 20 Apr 2011, 12:04
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    that calculator says Malu will be about 29lbs, which is still pretty big. I was hoping he would be a little larger anyway, most of my friends have larger dogs, labs mixes and hound mixes. So he should have no problem "hanging with the big dogs". I was browsing through that book a little more. It actually has some pretty interesting data on different experiments they did with the 5 different breeds. Its kind of neat to see how the Basenji's compared to some of the other breeds.
  • 2 Bs in Leschi

    Basenji Talk 26 Aug 2010, 17:19
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    Okay, that is interesting. An 'aloof' owner and 2 outgoing dogs - go figure.
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    Nemo's on to something. A good B&W could pull that off without an accomplice though.
  • Neighbors Part 2!

    Basenji Talk 24 Sept 2009, 03:52
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    I have a very good friend at work who lives somewhat in the country and has lots of what she calls "barn cats" around her. When she first came to work at my office she had 2 cats, hers and her mother's, who had come to live with her, since then she has "adopted" 7 more from her yard. She started feeling sorry for them and started putting food out there for them. Her husband has finally said "no more". She is a "good" cat owner as she has spayed/neutered each cat she has adopted and keeps them inside. Now she has become involved in rescue of the rest. If she thinks it doesn't really have a home she will try to catch it, take it to the vet for a check and spaying/neutering, try to get it socialized with humans and other cats, then try to get it adopted out. She does all this with a little bit of help from a rescue organization and a break on price from her vet but she is still out of pocket quite a bit and I respect her all the more for her commitment to the betterment of the lives of these forgotten animals.:) We all wish there were more responsible cat, and dog owners, for that matter, out there like her.