Patty, I think the whole process re these africans is a time consuming and worth it.
It takes a lot of $$ to go to Africa. Lots of $$ to get the dogs back here and vetted.
Its a long process, but will be worth it when we have new genes to add to the b's lines.
Very exciting time for us all.
Thanks Patty for your interest. Hugs my unmet friend.
Miss Wheat In May
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Here are some more of Wheat and another of the imports.
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Sharron, Lisa..great pictures..
She is adorable..So petite. -
Ivoss - thank you for more pictures - it's good to see them growing so well.
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Lisa is wonderful for posting these for me. The bottom red girl is one of the other "type" the group brought back from Africa…you can see how red she is.
Anyway, Miss Wheat...Does she have a face or what???
Typed like a proud momma! -
Oh, Lisa Saban is the blond gal in the photos. She is planning on going back to
Africa next year and the year after…trying to get new blood in before the cut off date.
She is a neat gal, some of you will be able to meet her at the national this year.
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Oh Sharron, Miss Wheat looks so adorable in her very own basenji chair! Does she know she is on display or what! I am really looking forward to meeting her in August. Will Lisa be there too? I'd love to meet her. She sounds like a very devoted basenji lover.
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Hhehe Fran, that is the chair I take to do rescue booths for b's…so, NO MISS WHEAT can't have it!!!
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Oh, Yes, Lisa will be there, and she will have the red african dogs with her as well.
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She has such a mysterious look to her… like she has a secret she wants to share, especially in pics 2 and 4.
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What a pretty little face she has.
