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  • lvossL

    Anyone who has pedigree information that is not in Sally's database and wants it listed is welcome to email me the information and I will send it to Sally.

    The minimum information that I need is the Sire, Dam, and puppy's AKC registration number.

    If the dog is not AKC registered then I need a little bit more like Name, Birthdate, Color, Sex

    If you only have partial information that is okay, you can send it along. Sometimes we can piece things together with partial information or it may link up to something later when someone else provides info.

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  • snorky998S

    What I was told by Jim Icenogle was that all of his pups, if registered, had to have the word Rwanda in the registered name, I guess like a kennel name or something??

    My daughter is searching through her things at college to see if she took Ty's complete papers with her. I happened to run across a xerox of the sires lines stuck in her copy of "The Complete Basenji".

    Funny, I could have SWORN the breeder told us the litter was registered. Live and learn.

    Thanks for all the help.

    BTW…before posting this I googled his name with the word 'dog' and it appears he now raises and shows Chinese Cresteds. At least if I can't find Ty's papers I may be able to locate him and he should have the copies of the dam's side, right?

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  • lvossL

    The litter may very well be registered, many litters are registered but don't show up in Sally's database. Do you have Ty's registered name?

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  • snorky998S

    Rwanda's Tyler the Tiger

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  • tanzaT

    Dam's name is Rwanda White Diamonds.. (according to AKC). I will let Sally W know so she can make the links (as there is a litter mate on her site also)…

    Jim I's dogs came from Hacker Basenjis....

    Based on the pedigree, if you have not DNA tested for Fanconi, it would be a good idea.

    Pat Fragassi

    Tanza Basenjis

    www.tanzabasenjis.net

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  • snorky998S

    Thank you for the info and the advice! I'm planning on him being tested. Glad the swabs are available now. I won't forget to register first.

    Again, thank you.

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  • snorky998S

    Interesting, I just visted OFFA and the Hacker web site with the new info you've given me. Very interesting.

    BTW…..is it common to have a disclaimer concerning possible Fanconi infected dogs in a puppy sales contract?

    Again, thank you for all the time and effort you put into helping me. You're a gem:D

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  • tanzaT

    @snorky998:

    Interesting, I just visted OFFA and the Hacker web site with the new info you've given me. Very interesting.

    BTW…..is it common to have a disclaimer concerning possible Fanconi infected dogs in a puppy sales contract?

    Again, thank you for all the time and effort you put into helping me. You're a gem:D

    I don't think that Hackers are active in breeder Basenjis at this time and have not been for 5 or more years…. their note about Fanconi comes from before we had the DNA test for Fanconi and we could only use our best judgement in breeding. So breeders could never say "never" regarding Fanconi prior to the DNA test. This is why it is so important that breeders test "before" breeding...

    Glad that I can help.. and if you have more questions, please feel free to ask...

    Pat Fragassi

    Tanza Basenjis

    www.tanzabasenjis.net

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  • NemoN

    @lvoss:

    Anyone who has pedigree information that is not in Sally's database and wants it listed is welcome to email me the information and I will send it to Sally.

    The minimum information that I need is the Sire, Dam, and puppy's AKC registration number.

    If the dog is not AKC registered then I need a little bit more like Name, Birthdate, Color, Sex

    If you only have partial information that is okay, you can send it along. Sometimes we can piece things together with partial information or it may link up to something later when someone else provides info.

    Ivoss,

    Do you mind if I email you Nemo's info? I was wondering how to get him on the database.

    Thanks,
    Clay

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    http://www.facebook.com/basenji.org

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  • lvossL

    No problem. Send it to me and I will get it to Sally.

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