Introduction to Basenji Dog Breed
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Introduction to the Basenji Dog Breed
The Basenji, often known by names like Congo Terrier and Zande Dog, is a unique and fascinating breed. Notable for being the only dog breed that doesn't bark, the Basenji expresses itself with yodels and chortles. This quiet nature likely stems from its history of hunting silently over thousands of years. Despite their quietness, Basenjis are loving, gentle with children, curious, and mischievous. They are also odorless, adaptable to various climates, and wary of strangers and rain. Distinctive features include a curling tail, a wrinkled forehead that gives a worried look, and a cat-like habit of washing their face with their paws.
Size
Male Basenjis typically stand 17 inches at the shoulder and weigh around 24 pounds. Females are slightly smaller, with an ideal height of 16 inches and weight of 21 pounds.
History and Origin
Basenjis have ancient origins, depicted in carvings found in Pharaohs’ tombs. They were treasured gifts from travelers from the Nile's lower reaches. Although they nearly vanished during ancient times, they were rediscovered in the mid-19th century by explorers in the Congo and Southern Sudan.
Feeding
Basenjis thrive on a diet of 1.5 to 2 cans of quality dog food daily, complemented with biscuits or 3 cups of dry food. They enjoy green vegetables and require access to fresh grass, as they have a tendency to eat it.
Exercise
Known for their hunting prowess, Basenjis need regular exercise to avoid weight gain. They are energetic, love walks and runs, and remain tireless and fleet-footed. While they enjoy lounging indoors, they should not be kept in outside kennels. With adequate exercise, they are well-suited to apartment living.
Grooming
To maintain a Basenji’s coat, a hound glove is recommended. This simple grooming routine helps keep their coat in prime condition.
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