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  • dmcartyD

    THANK YOU - THAT IS HUGE FOR US - I really appreciate this folks - more than you can ever know - someday when you see the Podengo actually at an AKC show in the Hound Group you can say - I helped do that!

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  • BasenjimammaB

    I signed up for the Pequeno too..

    Petra and Pippin

    with Otis in my heart…

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  • Rita JeanR

    How many times have I ask you questions or for help on basenji and you always answer and help. No need for thank you I want to tell you thank you for your help.

    By the way maybe I want to be the one to show off a Podengo in ring for AKC I told you I like them.

    Rita Jean

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  • dmcartyD

    Well Quincy is just sitting here waiting LOL (he is the guy you were carrying around when we met for the basenji transport)

    My daughter just adors him but Thumper - her basenjis has already told her that 'one of these things here is enough'.
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  • BasenjimammaB

    Diana, I love this little boy too…

    Petra and Pippin

    with Otis in my heart…

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  • E

    Diana,

    Quincy is just too damn CUTE!! Is he going to be pequeno or medio/grande? Those ears, OMG!!! How old is he?

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  • Rita JeanR

    Diana, I know who that comment was for and he is really cute your just making this harder and harder now stop that. How big do you think he is going to get?

    Rita Jean

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  • dmcartyD

    These 'babies' and I use the term loosly (born May 30, 2009) are Grande (we think but no way or REALLY knowing until they stop growing) Both parents are Grande one is 23 3/4 52 lbs the other is 26 and likely 60 pounds now. I sort of like the funny ear stage - and they do have 'highly mobile ears' but nothing beats the flying nun look or the lopsided look. But as should happen with a good litter - ears are looking more standard now and up. They do grow into them.

    Rita if it makes you feel better - my daughter won't let Quincy go anywhere anyway - maybe you'll be ready for the next generation.

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  • Rita JeanR

    Thanks that really makes be feel lots and lots better I can see that your daughter and I both have great taste in dogs. Maybe on next generation never know if it's not to soon. My husband seen his picture today and said he just look's like in the picture a over grown basenji what do men know.

    If it will help I can sign my granny up also let me know no problem be one more on there if you like.

    Rita Jean

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  • V

    I'm in, too. Some are wire haired and others are smooth like a Basenji?
    Interesting breed.

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