We lost Star baby October 2. Our almost 2 year old boy, TJ, seemed to have adjusted to her loss. We have a little sister, Joy, arriving around Valentines Day. We happened upon Star’s leather collar buried in a drawer in December 30. TJ reacted immediately as soon as he smelled her collar. I know this doesn’t answer your question, but our basenjis feel the loss of their pack members. Only solution I have found is to bring in a new companion. It helps if they are close in age.

We lost Star baby October 2. Our almost 2 year old boy, TJ, seemed to have adjusted to her loss. We have a little sister, Joy, arriving around Valentines Day. We happened upon Star’s leather collar buried in a drawer in December 30. TJ reacted immediately as soon as he smelled her collar. I know this doesn’t answer your question, but our basenjis feel the loss of their pack members. Only solution I have found is to bring in a new companion. It helps if they are close in age.

I have had a male and a female onchicken flavor. Both their stools were firm and easy to pick u. The male is why we tried it in the first place. He had an irritable bowel and he improved greatly on this food.

My basenjis have done well on Rachel Ray Nutrish chicken flavor.

I took my first purebred basenji to basic then advanced obedience. Worked with her and she even did hospital visits. She was the only one I succeeded with!

My first half basenji had ears like his and a half curled tail. She rarely barked and not until she was 3-4 months old. He sure looks like he has basenji in him!

I raised two litter mates together and they waggled their tails on command. Every time they wagged their tails I made a big deal about it and eventually they learned the word!