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  • D

    Hello,

    i am new here. I do not have a basenji yet, but it's been my wish for quite some years now. I own spanish greyhound (adopted). I am great admirer of greyhounds and primitive type dogs (pharaoh hound, ibicenco podenco, cirneco dell'etna, … and of course basenji). Out of all, basenjis stole my heart and mind. They posses everything i look for in a dog and more. I like their independant nature and wittiness.
    I hope that i will soon be able to share my basenji stories with you.

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  • P

    Welcome to the Forum. You'll find plenty of information about Basenjis here. I look forward to heariing when you'll be getting your Basenji.

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  • tanzaT

    Welcome, lots of information here

    Pat Fragassi

    Tanza Basenjis

    www.tanzabasenjis.net

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    Welcome to our pack! I'm sure you'll find lots of good information and stories here and feel free to share your own.
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    Big thank you to all of you! :) I like this forum - it is very informative and nice & I really enjoy reading it. ;)
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