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Watch this video if you wonder if it's a good idea to get a Basenji Puppy. It explains the pros and cons and everything about the history, the origins, temperament, character, agility, and training.



About the Basenji Dog Breed

Basenji dogs are intelligent and clever. Providing interactive dog toys to keep your pet mentally stimulated is a good idea. They're excellent hunters. Basenjis have a strong bond with their families and are less allergenic than other dog breeds. They have a low shedding rate and are known to be lowmaintenance dogs. Basenjis make excellent guard dogs. When confronted, they will defend their people and property. They are also excellent apartment dogs because they are very kidfriendly.

In terms of disadvantages, it should be noted that they are only recommended for experienced dog owners. Basenji dogs are not the best choice for a firsttime pet. They have a reputation for being cunning escape artists. The Basenji is a stubborn breed that has never heard of the phrase "willing to please." They have a strong sense of independence and are difficult to train. They despise water. When you leave them alone at home before they've been fully trained, prepare for mass destruction. Basenjis despise being outside in the cold and rain. They have a strong prey drive and aren't particularly fond of cats. Allowing your Basenji to run free without a leash is never a good idea. They have a high wanderlust potential, meaning they have a strong desire to travel around the world. These perceptive dogs may also appear reserved around strangers. When going out at night, Basenji dogs can be very nervous. They have a strong proclivity for nipping, chewing, playing, biting, or injuring people. It's not the most attractive dog breed for an office setting. These shorthaired Basenji dogs have erect ears, tightly curled tails, graceful necks, long legs, and short, back, almondshaped eyes. The male is 17 inches and the female is 16 inches tall. The weight of the average Basenji is 23 pounds, and the average lifespan is 13 to 15 years. There are around 4 to 5 puppies in one litter. Red, black tricolor, brindle with white markings, and tan are some of the common colors.

Independent, smart, poised, stubborn, alert, energetic, curious, and affectionate describe the Basenji temperament. The Basenji has a proclivity for becoming attached to a single person. They like to climb and refuse to go outside in any kind of wet weather. The Basenji requires very little grooming and has catlike grooming habits. He keeps himself very clean. He shouldn't need a bath more than once or twice a year. As a result, they don't have the typical dog odor. Basenjis shed very little, which is great if you like to keep your house clean or live in an apartment.
Because the Basenji dog breed has a strong prey drive, they should only be left off leash in a wellfenced area. The smooth musculature of the Basenji allows it to move with ease and agility, so it's no surprise that they excel in agility competitions. To keep from becoming bored, these dogs require a lot of daily exercise. Keep in mind that a bored Basenji can be destructive. It's a good idea to enroll them in canine sports. They are not the easiest dogs to train, and it takes 100 to 500 repetitions for them to understand new commands. According to studies, they are the second most difficult dog to train. The Afghan Hound is the first on the list. As a result, it's advised that you enroll them in early socialization and puppy training classes. This is due to their high levels of energy, intelligence, and proclivity for misbehaving.

They can be trained using only positive training techniques in the right environment and with some good encouragement. Basenjis have a short attention span, so training sessions should last no more than 5 to 10 minutes. Be cautious, as this breed's high intelligence makes it a master escape artist. On the other hand, they make excellent family pets. Basenji dogs are extremely affectionate toward family children and fierce protectors of their owners.



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