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Sharron, this entire discussion was first based around the admission of stock into the stud books. Each and every time the threads were hi-jacked so that no real discussion could be had by the group.

This particular topic has been covered over and over. Just search the threads

eeeefarm - just read your thread and am surprised to read that you consider taking back a 10 year old is 'above and beyond' what can be expected. I feel a responsible breeder should take back at any age if necessary and if humanly possible.

Endeavor, you represent the dangerous part of CM. People without a lot of experience don't see with the same eyes. He is actually borderline abusive, imho. He is dangerous to the dogs and to the audience. His techniques will eventually get someone killed and certainly dogs euthanized.

Rather than reinvent the wheel, how about you read this thread 🙂
http://www.basenjiforums.com/showthread.php?t=9598

At the very least, the OHIO STATE COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE on professionals' opinions of Milan. 🙂
http://vet.osu.edu/education/quotes-experts

Yes, I spent an hr on the phone with her about a month ago. I had a friend go over and see the dog, find out what the lady was saying today. Same story, except she learned
he was on bite #5. Sigh. This poor dog has learned this is the way to make folks stop whatever they are doing that bothers him. Sigh.

@sharronhurlbut:

I know! Its so scary when they are out running. I will keep you all posted.

Please do! These kind of postings make me sick to my stomach with worry. I can only imagine how those involved must be feeling.

The b/w are certainly interesting and look really cute - I know Jon saw them on a previous trip but they were very elusive. He told us that when he came to give a talk at our club show.

You're very lucky as many of you'll, I assume, have the opportunity to see them 'in the flesh' in the future. I hope we'll see a lot more pictures.

Great they are finally being recognized. I watched a show a few months back where they were training Basenjis at airports to sniff out drugs and other contraband in baggage compartments. The B's do well because they are small, can step over all the piles of baggage and of course, have such great noses it comes easy to them to be trained for this work!

Hi Sharon
Could you try a different dog food? How 'bout some plain non-fat yogurt? I remember giving my Einstein a cooked beef bone (the round ones, shank??) with the marrow in the center…...oh , my poor boy cried......the marrow made it very painful for him to go. I had to limit how much he ate. It was a special treat for him, so he didn't get them often.....that helps the anal glands for sure.
Just a couple ideas. Need daily "poop reports" 🙂
Pam "PJ"
p.s. you're lucky you can find pumpkin!!!

Its is funny! if it happened to someone else..laugh. You have to laugh..once you make sure they are going explode because of food issues!!!
Giggle.
Fran, she really looks the same. She is almost 10 months old, and hasn't changed at all.
But when I get Lou to get the camera out, I will share with you…
I love these dogs...they are just so smart...keeps you on your toes!

Yes, I agree - you are all angels and I do hope that her story will encourage others. I know it would me if I had the opportunity.

They are special..I am hopeful they can help the breed, but if they aren't accepted, they will be very well loved by us humans who have fallen under their spell…
Thanks for your post.

Hehehe, ok, so I saw you, but as you were with the folks on the other side of the show, I figured you were with them…we will sure get together next show site, I am sure.

Ebay UK sites don't sell puppies, not a good way to find your pup is it 😞

Perfect!🆒

Good, good stuff!

That's very nice; i have not read it before. Of course Zest the superstar in training would argue that she's always starving, but that's beside the point

Thanks Lisa, anyone who can help this poor scared momma dog, is an angel!