I recently "married" a Basenji!

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  • SyberSadeS
    First Basenji's

    She's from here in Arizona…...born 12/6/2000. Isn't it funny how they don't mind being dressed up? My 2 sons, who are now in their 20's, are darn glad I have someone else to dress up these days! And they wouldn't mind it if I made her take dance lessons, too!!!! ha ha ha ha ..........(I only made the oldest take dance lessons.....and it was when he was very young and only until he broke it to me that he'd rather take wrestling!!!) ANYWAY, Lexi and Haley probably ARE related somewhere up the line! They are both awfully beautiful..........if we do say so ourselves!! ;)

    Sadie

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  • SyberSadeS
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    @Rita:

    Haley is so pretty and pictures are great. I like your wedding picture very nice handsome bunch of boy's.

    Rita Jean

    Thank you, Rita Jean! (our family is a bit heavy on the testosterone side! haha)

    Sadie

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  • SyberSadeS
    First Basenji's

    Oh and thanks to all of you for your nice comments. This is such a nice place to "visit"!

    Sadie

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  • BDawgB

    I can't believe Haley's from Arizona. I could swear she and Lexi must be kin! ;) They seem so much alike in their mannerisms! And I LOVE that she gets dressed up too!! More pics, more pics!! :)

    Miles & Lexi's Mom

    www.stelladot.com/barrick

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  • K

    Aww, such cute pictures and what a lovely family! Looks like you and Haley are quite the team already. :)

    Hey, I have one of those paw crossers too. lol

    Kelli Harmon

    Kiroja Basenjis

    Southgate, MI USA

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  • Rita JeanR

    I like the crossed legs we also have one of those. They must be saying there pray before they do there next thing what ever it maybe. So very pretty against that dark bown.

    Rita Jean

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  • SyberSadeS
    First Basenji's

    @kiroja:

    Aww, such cute pictures and what a lovely family! Looks like you and Haley are quite the team already. :)

    Hey, I have one of those paw crossers too. lol

    Now THAT is precious, Kelli! See why I call Basenjis "enchanting"?!

    Sadie

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  • SyberSadeS
    First Basenji's

    @Rita:

    I like the crossed legs we also have one of those. They must be saying there pray before they do there next thing what ever it maybe. So very pretty against that dark bown.

    Rita Jean

    I never thought of that, Rita Jean! They SHOULD be saying some prayers! lol

    Sadie

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  • K

    @SyberSade:

    Now THAT is precious, Kelli! See why I call Basenjis "enchanting"?!

    That's a good word for them. And yes, Roxie was certainly haming it up for the crowd that day. lol

    Kelli Harmon

    Kiroja Basenjis

    Southgate, MI USA

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  • Rita JeanR

    Sadie just I cannot tell yet what Jaycee will do next I may never be able to tell I may be the one with crossed arms I am going to pass on the leg part.

    Rita Jean

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