Hi....so, I am no vet, but a friend had some similar issues with her dog, and the dog had portosystemic shunt. This is a lucky guess, you need to listen to your vet or get a second vetenerian opinion.
But I agree with you, you have to be careful not to put her under some treatment that is uncomfortable to her, or more aggresive than the disease.
I hope you will come to the bottom of this, and If She is ok and functional, try some natural remedies too (it can’t hurt).

Sending you get well wishes

I never crated Fred, or any of my dogs so I don’t have any experience...but If you have something that’s working, continue with it.

Once a year, during warm months.. Wet dog wipes are enough most of the time. Mine hates bath time...screams in the tub

The dogs are a pack. Playing with a cat can soon become something more. I would never leave them alone. If a cat starts running, they will chase it and will try a little bite (looks like play, but I wouldn’t bet on it). Take good care. I have one and a cat that was adult when the dog came and still the dog is sometimes ruff

Hi,
There are a lot breeders in Europe, you can start with eurobreeder.com web page, there is a list of breeders (you can search by breed).
If you still can not decide, I can help, Depends on what kind of dog you are looking for.

My experience is - go to the dog park more often.
Fred had those phases and still has them every spring. He growls and is acting dominant. When we enter in the dog park, first few minutes I am yelling NO! And them he relaxes and start playing.
I would recomend more dog encounters off leash -but Fred is very playful and he is not aggresive, so that works for him. He is not biting, just growling hard.

For cold weather I suggest Hurtta coats. Summit parka is great coat for cold active walkies, and extreme warmer for very cold and windy (it has a scarf you can put over dogs ears).
We hike a lot and Fred doesn’t mind to be in a coat, his movement is the same...
He is size 40...and it fits great because it has the adjustable back lenght

Rare...you will have to wait, like the rest of us
But you can try adopt on BRAT ( basenji rescue and transport).
Its only few months of waiting...and you can get to know the breed a bit more. Trust me, you will be discovering the breed for years as your pup matures

Sorry to hear that, but She needs time to adjust and crating is not helping.
I never crated my dogs and they never distroyed anything.
My advise is to work with her more, obedience, longer walks...so She doesn’t feel neglected and let her find her own safe place.

I wouldn’t give her medications, just time.

Close those rooms with fancy furniture and leave her somewhere your smell is, bedroom maybe?

Panting and saliva pools means a lot of stress, so get her out of the crate If she is not used to it, dont give her prozac.

You need time, mental and phisical stimulations and lots of love

It’s just a spot thing his bowel movement is ok...
He has to pick a spot where no dogs are near, where there is a certain breeze...just kidding. He is picky, nothing else. Thank you

I was wondering the same thing...and a friend of mine said her whippet has the same thing and it has to do with speed and fast direction changing...

I suggest you see a vet just in case it is not parasitic or other reason, and I strongly recommend home made food. No one can tell me that fresh horse meat, organs, bones and veggies are not balanced, but dehydrated horse meat (hopefully) and starch are.
It depends on you, how dedicated you are on preparing good, balanced home made meals.
My B eats home made food. Meat, organs, bones I give raw, and I cook veggies and anchvies(or sardines). Once a year he gets probiotics and minerals (usually in April). Since feeding home made, he doesn’t react to grass (he used to have rash), no anal gland issues, no urinary infections, his coat is shiny, blood work is great.
That is my experience.
Buy books about home diets, do your research and remember not to overdo with the proteins.

The dogs are a pack. Playing with a cat can soon become something more. I would never leave them alone. If a cat starts running, they will chase it and will try a little bite (looks like play, but I wouldn’t bet on it). Take good care. I have one and a cat that was adult when the dog came and still the dog is sometimes ruff

Hi....so, I am no vet, but a friend had some similar issues with her dog, and the dog had portosystemic shunt. This is a lucky guess, you need to listen to your vet or get a second vetenerian opinion.
But I agree with you, you have to be careful not to put her under some treatment that is uncomfortable to her, or more aggresive than the disease.
I hope you will come to the bottom of this, and If She is ok and functional, try some natural remedies too (it can’t hurt).

Sending you get well wishes

@tanza LOL, I meant I dont know If she wants a show dog, a dog for breeding...

Hi,
There are a lot breeders in Europe, you can start with eurobreeder.com web page, there is a list of breeders (you can search by breed).
If you still can not decide, I can help, Depends on what kind of dog you are looking for.

Sorry to hear that, but She needs time to adjust and crating is not helping.
I never crated my dogs and they never distroyed anything.
My advise is to work with her more, obedience, longer walks...so She doesn’t feel neglected and let her find her own safe place.

I wouldn’t give her medications, just time.

Close those rooms with fancy furniture and leave her somewhere your smell is, bedroom maybe?

Panting and saliva pools means a lot of stress, so get her out of the crate If she is not used to it, dont give her prozac.

You need time, mental and phisical stimulations and lots of love

If it happened only twice and never again, don’t be alarmed. Maybe he ate something that upset his tummy (beside his meals).
Does he has a reflux and swallows his saliva often?
If not, monitor his behaviour, divide his meals in small portions and give them more often...

Oh, and add water to his meals, specially If he eats dry food because they are known as poor drinkers.

Once a year, during warm months.. Wet dog wipes are enough most of the time. Mine hates bath time...screams in the tub

Oh, and Shahrans kennel...
Do your research, you can start with a link:

http://www.fikas.no/~kjersti/linker_basenji.htm