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  • DukeD

    Hi Max and Myran - Sounds like you both have lots of fun with Michelle. There lots of Basenji friends to talk about everything with. Enjoy!

    Jill

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  • nomrbddgsN

    Welcome from the B club!!

    Arlene, the Basenji Brats with the Boxenji![](images/smilies/biggrin.png "Big Grin")

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  • myranM

    Finally I managed to fix my avatar so you can see what my boy´s look like.
    When you asked who´s Myrans mum I just wrote that she was from a swedish kennel.Her lineage is australian mainly dog´s from the wazazi kennels so myran is half australian and half american.

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  • achandl2A

    Hi there. My 1 1/2 year old Manning was also sired from Meisterhaus Tail of Intrigue. I just joined the forum as well. Was Myran's dam one of the Australian Imports to Meisterhaus? Welcome…glad to see one of Manning's kin here in the forum.

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  • nala121498N

    Welcome, you both sure are cute! Looking forward to see more pictures!

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  • myranM

    Hi
    Great to see Myrans halfbrother.No the dam is in sweden Tre or as his real name is Meisterhaus Tail Of Intrigue was exported to sweden in spring 2006 the buyer was the owner of the Dam.
    Tre is now aswell as an american champion also a swedish,danish and hopefully he became a german champion on june the 3rd people over here travel to other european countries to try get international champion titles.
    Tre lives in southern sweden and Myrans mum lives in western sweden.
    I myself live just outside Stockholm which is the capital of sweden.the australian lineage comes from dogs that have been imported to sweden.
    It is quite common here to import dogs as we want to broaden the breeding material also that we have very strict rules when we breed as how close related the dogs should be.
    Myran is starting this summer his show career so we have been doing klicker training so that he knows when to stand still and when to trot etc….
    He´s a wonderful pup very easily trained hasn´t chewed on anything at home doesn´t have to be crated which we rarely do here in this country except when we are visiting dog shows but I crate him every day for an hour or so ,so that he is used to it and he goes quite often to sleep in his crate I suppose he sees it as his lair;)

    michelle from stockholm

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  • achandl2A

    Good luck with the training. I can't wait to hear how he does in competition. Manning is our first basenji and as a puppy we had a wonderful experience when it came to basic training and behavior. In terms of temperament he has been as perfect as one gets with a basenji! Anyway, glad to hear things are going well. Can't wait to see pics as he grows!

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  • hdterryH

    Hello and welcome to the forum…

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  • myranM

    Thanks for the warm welcoming to the forum.Myran and I are of to do some ring training tomorrow.

    Regards from hot and sunny Stockholm

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  • nomrbddgsN

    Welcome, welcome and enjoy!

    Arlene, the Basenji Brats with the Boxenji![](images/smilies/biggrin.png "Big Grin")

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