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Yep Max is all basenji and he loves to lay in the sun.

I reread your first post and I think I saw where I got my wires crossed at Max/mix. Haha, never mind me.
M.C. w/ Bowdu (shiba inu) and Bowpi (basenji)
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Max was 4 months old in this video. Shepherd was 1 year old & today Max & Shepherd are good friends.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VsmOa8iRDQo&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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Great video! I miss the soft Wisconsin grass!!
Jessica, Jason & the Kids with TIMMY in our hearts!
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I'm still happy I fond my basenji…
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Welcome to the Forum. It sounds as though this 'protectiveness' has been going on a long time. I agree that probably it would be best to get help from a behaviorist but make sure that they have experience of Basenjis. In the meantime keep him away from your guests. It's possible that he's stirred up by the excitement so it's best to try to keep him calm when people are around.
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I hope you do a lot of research before taking on a Basenji. You'll get lots of information here.
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Pat, you're absolutely right about Sally.

As in the USA I think that most responsible breeders here have contracts which can include endorsements. When we talk about endorsements here we usually mean those placed on the puppies at initial Kennel club registration. These typically are 'Not to be bred From'. these endorsements can be removed at any time later in the dog's life. I don't know if you have that system there?

Archaft, I can't see any reason to object to a puppy having it's papers endorsed. Its usually a sign of responsible breeders after all. Its no reflection on the prospective purchaser.

I reiterate all that Kipawa has advised too. I would always advise prospective first time Basenji purchasers to visit Basenjis in their own homes where you can. Derbyshire is not all that far away from me and I welcome you to visit at any time to see Basenjis at home. I no longer breed so have no agenda only to ensure that people know what to expect from typical Basenjis.
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Puppies take a lot of your time, and it really isn't fair to the pup unless you have that time to give. It's not good for any dog to spend too much time alone, especially locked in a crate. It can be disastrous for a pup. If you're home a lot, by all means get that special puppy, but if you spend much of your day away, an older dog might be the way to go. Of the five Basenjis I have owned, two I raised and three I adopted between the ages of eight months and three years. It was far easier to cope with already housebroken dogs and integrate them into our home. And down the road, if you do get a puppy, you will have a companion so the pup doesn't have to be alone.
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