While you might have a point, I disagree. I know many pure red lines that not only do not have that red coat you refer to but also it is a very thick coat. This did not come from Brindles. Also black masking on red Basenjis is more the cause than a bleed from Brindles. The black masking is in a number of bloodlines and was around way before the Brindles showed up. Most believe this is coming from Tri's. Black in the tail is also usually from being Tri factored. And I don't say this because I have or breed Brindles, because I don't. I just don't believe the this color is the cause. I think we have a number of lines that produce that rich red color.
Basenji Breeders in Northeast America
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Hello Basenji forum! I’ve been looking into Basenji’s for a few years and I think I am finally at the point in my life where I can confidently care for a dog of my own. I’ve grown up around dogs (mostly rescues of varying sizes/breeds) and while I love my rescues and their many many quirks I would like my first dog to be from a breeder.
Basenji’s are a breed that have been on my radar for a while and after meeting a few in person I think I’ve been sold on them. I’ve read that they only breed once a year in the fall/winter, so I figured I would start searching now. My only question now is how to find a reputable breeder somewhere not too far from myself (Hudson Valley NY, but I’d be willing to drive anywhere in the Northeast USA). I’ve been looking around on the AKC site but was then told that those listings are not always reputable. I did some more digging and wound up here!
If anyone knows any good breeders planning to have a litter this year, or even next year, on the American Mortheast coast, Id love get in contact
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Go to www.basenji.org and you can search by state.
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http://www.matahauribasenjis.com/index.html
Enfield NH that were I got mine she is amazing! And my puppy is they best little basenji ever!
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expand your hunt, you know you can have the dog flown in ??
I lived in Hawaii and flew my KOA in from N.Z.
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http://www.eldoradobasenji.com/., Attleboro Massachusetts. We have two wonderful basenjis from them!
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Kokopelli Basenji - Gretchen Van Alstyne Rocky Hill, CT, 06067 -
There are plenty of very responsible and reputable breeders, but also (sadly) many puppy-mills. You should take your time and do your research - buying a puppy is far more important than buying a car !
He/she is a living animal and deserving of proper care and attention. Make sure you see the health records and pedigrees of the parents and can rely on advice and support from the breeder you select.
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The Basenji.org page is out of date. I got my wonderful Jessey from Julie Hartigan - Marjani Basenji in 2011 - her page has not listed puppies since 2014 and the site itself is out of date. Thinking she gave up breeding?
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@krazytoo100 No - she bred this past winter. AND she sent me all the litter details for the on-line Basenji Pedigree database.
Visit it and ask it for Marjani. You will see from the dates of birth who she bred this past winter.
Possibly your little girl is an Auntie ? Or at least a cousin - that is what is so fascinating. We are all related one way or another through our Basenjis. Its fun to find out. But it will only be possible if I get the data - Julie is very good at letting me have her information !
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@krazytoo100 - Please note that breeders pay to be listed on the site and it is up to them to provide the links and updates, not Basenji.org. I would suggest that you call or email her. She is on facebook also.
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@zande Hi. How cool! He is there - #53 - Marjani's Hunters Run.
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@krazytoo100 said in Basenji Breeders in Northeast America:
@zande Hi. How cool! He is there - #53 - Marjani's Hunters Run.
And Julie sent me in details of her final litter registrations for the past winter only yesterday. Not particularly cool - but now you can have hours of fun checking photos of many of his forebears !
Shame all the Basenjis represented on these forums aren't on the website !
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Thank you all for the info! I’ll definitely try to get in contact with the breeders listed to see what they have planned for the upcoming winter/in the future.
