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She's beautiful! Just love the Basenjis and her name is lovely too. |
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She's a pretty wee thing  |
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Lovely pup, is her hernia a problem? My JRT had one, never bothered her. |
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She's lovely. Aren't basenjis the barkless ones? |
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She's stunning I love her name  |
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Thanks everyone for your replies, Borderdawn, i have been advised to keep massaging her umbilical hernia back in, in the hopes that eventualy it will stay in. Eileen, yes Basenjis are barkless although they can produce barks, usualy single ones. They make a wide range of sounds though, including Barooos, yodels and screams. She screamed at me today when i put her in her crate. Aquatic, Malaika is Swahili for Angel. |
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