@jengosmonkey - Correct depending on his conformation... it that and movement met the standard then yes.... years ago a friend had a black & white Male that was about 30lbs and was about 19 to 20" tall... he finished his championship. Chances of the "Neuticles" being discovered most likely would have happened, however. It had been tried in other breeds.... one was with a Golden that only had 1 testicle so they had one neuticle implanted when the pup was about 8 months... funny thing about testicles... sometimes can come down at the most inopportune times... image the judge when did his exam and discovered "3" testicles....LOL Opps! by the way the dog and the owner & handler were DQ.
Thinking of adoption
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She is cute! If think she is right for your family, go for it!
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I would think same rules apply as obtaining any dog + a basenji
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If she is well behaved, she must have gotten more lab than B. She looks very sweet.
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She is very cute and looks very sweet. If she is well behaved, it sounds like she would be a great addition.
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Looks like its a go. I'll hopefully have Ginger adopted this weekend!! Wish me luck its my first dog!
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Can any of you tell for sure if Ginger is a basenji mix, she really looks like it from what I can tell?
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Here's some more photos
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I have a BRAT page we send for bonding with a rescue.
If you would like me to send it to you privately, I would be happy to.
Just let me know.
Seems like a sweet dog.
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Yeah that would be great
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Can any of you tell for sure if Ginger is a basenji mix, she really looks like it from what I can tell?
Honestly, I would say no… but she is too cute...
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I got Ginger home today. I got to say she is extremely well behaved. I don't know for sure if she's Basenji or not. The shelter said she was according to the vet. She does clean herself in a catlike manner. Anyhow, she's doing good so far.
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She looks very sweet, whatever her parentage. We had a lab for 12 years. Sweet mild-mannered dog, a little needy and shed year-round. But great off leash, unlike the curlytails. Labs do tend to be mouthy and need something to chew on more than many breeds, but if she's older (older than 3) she may be beyond that. Either way, good luck with your new friend. Does she have a name yet?
