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  • Hi This is Kathy from Michigan and who is loved and owned by three Basenji's. I have joined to keep up with other Basenji owners and to see if any one can HELP me locate a 2007 Basenji calendar. We like to get one every year and keep all just for the pictures. Our three B's are, our first is a female(red/white) named Shoney who just turned twelve on the 6th of december. Then comes Bandit our twelve and a half year old male (tri) Then comes The Mooser who just turned eight in November. He is one of shoney's pups. Looking forward to hearing from any Basenji people out there…..............Loved and owned by three B's Jim & Kathy Ross


  • @shonekla:

    Hi This is Kathy from Michigan and who is loved and owned by three Basenji's. I have joined to keep up with other Basenji owners and to see if any one can HELP me locate a 2007 Basenji calendar. We like to get one every year and keep all just for the pictures. Our three B's are, our first is a female(red/white) named Shoney who just turned twelve on the 6th of december. Then comes Bandit our twelve and a half year old male (tri) Then comes The Mooser who just turned eight in November. He is one of shoney's pups. Looking forward to hearing from any Basenji people out there…..............Loved and owned by three B's Jim & Kathy Ross

    Loved and owned by….....I love it and oh so very true.

    Welcome to the Forum, lots of fun and info..........post some pics when you can.;)


  • Hi Kathy and welcome to the forums!!! I believe if you send a donation to BRAT they will send you a Basenji calendar.


  • Welcome!! Like Vanessa said BRAT has a calendar & so does the Bay State Basenji Club these are African Basenji Pics..post some pics of your loveys :)


  • Welcome to the forum. There is a wealth of information here and its great to talk to other Basenji owners. You'll have to let us know your experiences with 3. I too have 3 and have my hands full at times. What are your registered names? It's always fun to fine owners with related Bs.


  • Hi Kathy & Jim! Welcome to the forum. This is a wonderful place for bragging, sharing and learning! I knew nothing about Basenji's, until I adopted a Basenji/Whippet mix. After one year with my precious Hollie, I have learned alot, but have tons more to learn. I hope you post pictures of your b's soon. Enjoy the forum!


  • Hi and welcome! I know I found a 2006 in our local mall - if you can believe it!


  • HI Jim and Kathy! Glad to hear of another Michigan family. I am in Ann Arbor. If you live nearby, there is a store Dogma Katmandoo that might have a B calender. Where are your B's from?

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