AKC Basenji Breeding Program - We're Downsizing
2 Hours
32
1
$12,000.00
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Zellewww.UtahBasenji.com Were downsizing, so this awesome breeding program of 1 stud and 3 females are available for $3000 each! Each has been Embark DNA tested. At least 2 of the girls are likely pregnant right now, one of them to my International Champion lined Ukrainian import stud, so the pups will be un-related to Baldr. I'm willing to consider creative ways to make a deal to help you get started, and to mentor you to help you learn how to run a good breeding program.
The Basenji is one of (if not THE) oldest breeds in the world. They originate from the wild dogs of the African jungle, known as Congo Dogs. However, they have been domesticated for over 2000 years. There are pictures of Basenji-like dogs from ancient Egypt! They are an extremely unique breed, and not common in the United States. This is partly because, unlike other domestic dog breeds, Basenji females usually only have 1 litter a year, always around October-December (similar to wild dogs like coyotes).
Basenjis are very regal and proper in how they carry themselves. They are fun-loving and entertaining goof balls, sometimes, as well. They literally can't bark, and while they do make some extremely fun noises like howls and purrs, they are quiet-natured and only talk when they have a good reason to. They are clean and tidy naturally, with very little to no doggy odor. They clean themselves like a cat - and try to avoid getting dirty in the first place. They are easy to potty train. While they are extremely keen & intelligent, they are often above performing pointless tricks... unless there is a treat involved! They tend to ask, what's in it for me? before choosing to obey. Also, while they love their family and know who their pack is, they also love to run and explore, and will follow their nose & sight to go inspect things they are curious about, and they are a very curious breed! This causes them to play deaf when you're calling them back to you. Thus, they are a breed that should always either be on a leash or have a well-trained recall enforced with an electric collar.
They can make excellent apartment dogs because of their cleanliness, no bark & small size (about 20 lbs). While they are considered a high energy breed, that title can be deceiving. They do have energy to run and play outside or go for long hikes... however it's not a wiggly, in your face kind of energy. It is more of an intense, forward moving energy. However, once they are at home, they know when it's time to be chill, and can be total couch potatoes indoors! They are a very low shedding breed and are considered hypoallergenic. They do shed for a few weeks in the spring and fall, though it's mild. While Basenjis love their family and can definitely be affectionate, they are more cat-like and picky about where and when they feel like cuddling. This lends to why they are so respectful of your personal space, which I love - but sometimes I'm in a more cuddly mood than they are
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AKC Basenji Breeding Program - We're Downsizing
2 Hours
32
1
$12,000.00
Note: KSL, its service providers, and the seller receive data from this message. See our Privacy Notice and TOU for details.
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoPayPalZellewww.UtahBasenji.com Were downsizing, so this awesome breeding program of 1 stud and 3 females are available for $3000 each! Each has been Embark DNA tested. At least 2 of the girls are likely pregnant right now, one of them to my International Champion lined Ukrainian import stud, so the pups will be un-related to Baldr. I'm willing to consider creative ways to make a deal to help you get started, and to mentor you to help you learn how to run a good breeding program.
The Basenji is one of (if not THE) oldest breeds in the world. They originate from the wild dogs of the African jungle, known as Congo Dogs. However, they have been domesticated for over 2000 years. There are pictures of Basenji-like dogs from ancient Egypt! They are an extremely unique breed, and not common in the United States. This is partly because, unlike other domestic dog breeds, Basenji females usually only have 1 litter a year, always around October-December (similar to wild dogs like coyotes).
Basenjis are very regal and proper in how they carry themselves. They are fun-loving and entertaining goof balls, sometimes, as well. They literally can't bark, and while they do make some extremely fun noises like howls and purrs, they are quiet-natured and only talk when they have a good reason to. They are clean and tidy naturally, with very little to no doggy odor. They clean themselves like a cat - and try to avoid getting dirty in the first place. They are easy to potty train. While they are extremely keen & intelligent, they are often above performing pointless tricks... unless there is a treat involved! They tend to ask, what's in it for me? before choosing to obey. Also, while they love their family and know who their pack is, they also love to run and explore, and will follow their nose & sight to go inspect things they are curious about, and they are a very curious breed! This causes them to play deaf when you're calling them back to you. Thus, they are a breed that should always either be on a leash or have a well-trained recall enforced with an electric collar.
They can make excellent apartment dogs because of their cleanliness, no bark & small size (about 20 lbs). While they are considered a high energy breed, that title can be deceiving. They do have energy to run and play outside or go for long hikes... however it's not a wiggly, in your face kind of energy. It is more of an intense, forward moving energy. However, once they are at home, they know when it's time to be chill, and can be total couch potatoes indoors! They are a very low shedding breed and are considered hypoallergenic. They do shed for a few weeks in the spring and fall, though it's mild. While Basenjis love their family and can definitely be affectionate, they are more cat-like and picky about where and when they feel like cuddling. This lends to why they are so respectful of your personal space, which I love - but sometimes I'm in a more cuddly mood than they are
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