I don't know if you've checked it out but there are a few groups on Facebook that list their litters for this year as well as looking on here.

I agree with Terry and i am also somewhat new.

How long did you all have to wait for the test results?

If there is a problem, I would talk to the breeder first, then as eeefarrm said, make sure not to use names if you post anything here.

Oh so cute. She looks so much like my Nailah.

The harmful ingredient in chocolate is not present in white chocolate as there is technically no cacao.

My two sleep like that some times, just without the tails curled together. They like to also push me out of the bed altogether so they can do that.

Medjai never baroos but howls whenever left all alone and lonely.

Nailah barood the second she got in the door at 11 weeks old. She continues to a lot, but not as much as she did when I got her. I think Medjai is convincing her to be quiet.

Cute basenji. There's several threads on this on here.

Well, I got my results back and they're carrier, which we knew was a possibility since the parents are one carrier and one clear.

My girlfriend thinks we got a cat also. Both my basenjis like to climb on the sill.

How long did it take for her the results? I sent off Nailah's on Saturday I think, maybe Friday.

I understand everyone does things differently, but I have to ask:

Eva, the way you make it sound, we don’t need the Fanconi test if it makes no difference how many times ‘clear’ shows up in a pedigree, you should test every dog at least once a month because every dog will have the same chances of getting Fanconi. Is that right?

When you test, it should be several days in a row, so when you have a case like mine. Carrier from a clear and a child of two clears, I don’t think testing every month is necessary, every 3 months should be sufficient. If you know about the disease you know what to look for more than just a color change on a strip of paper.

I would say that depends on test results. If results are affected, I would start at 2, carrier and clear probably at 3. I would also recommend more consistent testing with an affected than a clear/carrier. I personally don’t think you need to be constantly strip testing a dog with a fanconi test of clear/carrier, but it should be done periodically.

I like the one all stretched out. The back leg almost makes it look like Franie is a body builder. lol

I can’t wait to be taking these types of photos of my puppy I’m getting Saturday.