Skip to content

5 PM Tasmanian Devil

Basenji Talk

Suggested Topics

  • Any tips on watery eyes for our ~5-month-old B?

    Basenji Talk
    20
    0 Votes
    20 Posts
    3k Views
    tanzaT
    @pawla - Entropion is for sure a possible. Basenjis are know known for this but I have known a couple of Basenjis with this issue.
  • Allmost 5 mounth and running

    Basenji Talk
    11
    0 Votes
    11 Posts
    2k Views
    iben Nova RaskI
    @morsesa - Thanx! I believe that too. Nice to get that reconfermed!
  • 5 AM cravings

    Basenji Talk
    15
    0 Votes
    15 Posts
    4k Views
    K
    They defiantly work in pairs, the sneaky conniving little devils! Never turn your back on a Basenji. Then they sit with such an innocent look on their face like "he did it".
  • Roo went from a 5 mile to a 6 mile a day Basenji

    Basenji Talk
    11
    0 Votes
    11 Posts
    4k Views
    ComicDom1C
    @gemurray: I love the pictures! Roo looks very handsome in the life vest! We got a life jacket for Samantha after she showed interest in being on the boat. We had her out on a sunfish in a light breeze and stayed close to shore. After that we've had her out in a canoe a couple of times. One time I was in the canoe and my daughters were on a paddle boat. Samantha wanted to go to them, so she jumped out of the boat (with life jacket on) but on the way out she went in head first! Even though she was paddling furiously, (Basenji feet don't seem like the optimum swimming feet!) she turned around and I pulled her up in the canoe. Now that it's warmer I'm looking forward to taking her out in the Lido. The MC looks like a fun boat! Where do you sail? We sail mostly at Clinton Lake in IL. We are members of the CLSA (Clinton Lake Sailing Association). We sail competitively on most weekends. We also travel locally for competitions at Regatta's held within a 200 mile range of our home location. I am the fleet captain at our Lake for the MC Scows. The MC Scow is the fastest growing style in One Design boats. We are always learning in hopes that we can be more competitive. Jason and Miranda
  • Devil dog/good dog

    Basenji Talk
    6
    0 Votes
    6 Posts
    2k Views
    nobarkusN
    Yes I agree Pat, Fort Funston could get very crowded and dangerous for smaller dogs as packs of bigger dogs playing could cause injury. My 2 Basenjis were very good and stayed pretty close to me and got used to the crowds. The only problem I had there was with this lady who had an older Tri color female Basenji. It would bite my blk/wht, Nika who was 1-1/2 on the butt. A few times of that and I stayed way away from her. The problem is Nika was a very playful girl and never did anything like that. A few times of getting nipped on the butt started her doing it to other dogs and Basenjis. A Basenji would want to play and Nika would chase and give a nip and the the other dog would get mad and a fight would occur. Nobody would ever get hurt thankfully. It was rare that it would happen as I took them there for 9 years, mostly on the weekend without problem. We had a lot of fun and people loved the Basenjis! Ringo, the red/wht was a very entertaining clown when we'd go down to the beach.
  • Tazmanian Devil

    Basenji Talk
    2
    0 Votes
    2 Posts
    1k Views
    luzmery928L
    That's funny. I can picture you and myself doing this. Hey extra 500 calories burned for the time..just in time for summer. Gotto look at the brighter side or we would all be BONKERS!!! I love these stories, reminds me I'm not alone. HAHAHA