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.
KE Basenjis from Wisconsin?
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Does anyone know who this breeder is? I have no idea how she got my personal email address, but I found a long solicitation in my email box today. The phone number (I didn't include it in the quotation below), but it's from area code 262, which is Wisconsin.
We are now accepting deposits and will release the puppies to their new
homes at 10 weeks old with a one year health guarantee. All adults have
been Fanconi tested. Please let us know if you are interested in either
seeing more pictures or in a puppy.Valeri Krug
KE BasenjisI've never contacted this breeder, and I don't know if she found me through here or FB, or perhaps it's someone on here with a different sign in name?
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I think I know someone with a dog from her but I am not familiar with this breeder personally.
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That's a little creepy–unless you're looking for a puppy?
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Here is a link to an old thread from December 2009. IMO a BYB
http://www.basenjiforums.com/showthread.php?7856-Basenji-Puppies-for-sale-SW-Wisconsin
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No, I haven't put my name out there as someone looking for a puppy, but she found my personal email from somewhere… I have my FB page restricted, so I don't think it's there, and I've never heard of her before. Just wondered if she was contacting others from here, too. ???
