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  • lisastewartL

    We were told he has always run clean before, but he sure did not like the other boys, was growling constantly in the paddock, I kept my kids well away from him and made sure Xander was muzzled as we knew he could outrun any agressor, and we did not want him called for retaliating as he has never even tried to retaliate against agressors in the past, he runs straight to me when bullied as he did not his runs finish.

    Joe & Lisa Stewart

    Rolla, MO

    http://khursdogbed.com

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  • nobarkusN

    @lisastewart:

    We were told he has always run clean before, but he sure did not like the other boys, was growling constantly in the paddock, I kept my kids well away from him and made sure Xander was muzzled as we knew he could outrun any agressor, and we did not want him called for retaliating as he has never even tried to retaliate against agressors in the past, he runs straight to me when bullied as he did not his runs finish.

    Do you know if this dog has done this before? Being growly like that I would think the owner would think " hmm, that doesn't sound good I better muzzle him".

    Buddy, Paolo and Dan

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  • tanzaT

    More like if they heard him growing in the paddock, they should have NOT run him… at all. Clearly that was a sign that he was not going to be focused on the Lure.....

    And in AKC or ASFA, muzzles are not required so an owner doesn't have to use one.

    Pat Fragassi

    Tanza Basenjis

    www.tanzabasenjis.net

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  • BasenjimammaB

    Well, I sure hope they see what is so obvious..I am sorry this happened to him..
    It doesn't change the outcome, I guess, but what is right is right..

    Petra and Pippin

    with Otis in my heart…

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  • mauigirlM

    Yikes. Were there 3 FCh on Sunday? Because if so that yellow dog ran with Riley and Zuri I think.

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  • KipawaK

    The pictures tell the story. These pictures might be good for the biting dog's owner to see. Perhaps they might then take using a muzzle seriously.

    Fran Harder, BAB

    With Barney in my heart

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  • lvossL

    Looking at the pics from the Basenji finals on Saturday that wasn't the only dog caught being bad on film.

    Hopefully, ASFA will accept the photos as evidence when considering your complaint.

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  • lisastewartL

    I hope it helps, we will see, I don't think he will have a problem being reinstated, just hate to have that on his record. I did not look at the finals, there was one dismissed there too. That is after I spoke to the judges about their DQ's or those probably would have been Dq's too.

    Yes, he ran with Riley and Zuri on Sun and is on film Sunday biting Zuri in the back. The owner was clueless, the open dog Sat forfeited rather than run with him and take a chance at getting hurt.

    Joe & Lisa Stewart

    Rolla, MO

    http://khursdogbed.com

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  • lvossL

    The dog in the finals pics on Saturday was doing the same thing as the tri but was muzzled.

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  • tanzaT

    Sure enough is, two reds running

    Pat Fragassi

    Tanza Basenjis

    www.tanzabasenjis.net

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  • sinbajeS

    Too bad LisaS you talked to the judges to the point that they did not DQ the red dog from the finals - as she twice went after the competition - hardly what I call "bumping". I am sorry they DQ'd Xander when it is so obvious he was not at fault. Please keep us posted re: what ASFA does. It would be great if they remove it from his record. Good luck.

    LisaV and Pat - I heard an Az dog was dimissed from your BCONC trials (not sure AKC or ASFA) this past weekend. Any idea who it was. I would like to know who to avoid if I decide to start running again. Private replies are fine. Thanks.

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  • tanzaT

    There were two trials that day, one ASFA and one AKC, because we were doing the puppy match at the same time, I didn't watch the trials, but will see if I can find out for you. However I think he uses a whistle to try and recall his dogs at the end of a run… which doesn't work and he also has a daughter that shows JRS?

    Pat Fragassi

    Tanza Basenjis

    www.tanzabasenjis.net

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