Some years back, during our Shiba Inu and Jindo period our Jindo developed a terrible rash and wht with her licking turned into huge hot spots, loss of hair and everything. Our vet narrowed it down to a grain alergy, suggested we go to an avocado based food, AvoDerm. Within 2 weeks she stopped itching and chewing, and 6 months later all her hair was grown out. As time went by she developed a beautiful luxurious coat, never had another problem with alergies or skin problems. We realize that B's dont have the long double coats like Shibas or Jindos, but our philosophy is if it ain't broke don't fix it, so we have just continued feeding AvoDerm to our B's as we accumulated our pack. The main problem with it is, if we feed them as reccomended they gain weight, so we really have to watch their diet.
Hello from Orange County, CA
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:oAny of you here in south Orange County want to get our basenjis together? Do you know of any groups or clubs?
-June
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Hi June!
I live in Pasadena…not to far from Orange County. I think I remember a while ago that some basenjis owners meet at an Orange county dog park on Thursday nites. It's been a while that I heard that. Is there a dog park in your area?Laura
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I think this is at Irvine dog park, which is off of Sand Canyon. We should go sometime. I have my masters class on Thursday nights, but it doesn't start ntil 7 pm. Do you know what time they meet?
http://www.cityofirvine.org/depts/cs/commparks/specialfac/central_bark.asp
-June
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Welcome to the forum!
