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Hey there! I'm Jonathan, and this is Kingston. Part Basenji, part Australian Shepherd; I am a personal trainer and a pedicabber, he is a demonic spirit from Satan himself, sent to destroy the world with energetic cuddles for everyone. At least he likes to think so. When Kingston isn't destroying the things nearest and dearest to my wallet, he likes to play with his Kong, cuddle with daddy, and eat. I have never seen a dog so smart, nor so headstrong and stubborn. I'm looking forward to getting to know you guys here, and learning more about this incredible breed of dog. Thanks!
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I just joined today. My daughter has a Jack Russell named Riley. Nice to meet you.

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