While you might have a point, I disagree. I know many pure red lines that not only do not have that red coat you refer to but also it is a very thick coat. This did not come from Brindles. Also black masking on red Basenjis is more the cause than a bleed from Brindles. The black masking is in a number of bloodlines and was around way before the Brindles showed up. Most believe this is coming from Tri's. Black in the tail is also usually from being Tri factored. And I don't say this because I have or breed Brindles, because I don't. I just don't believe the this color is the cause. I think we have a number of lines that produce that rich red color.
Basenji breeder in PA or surrounding states
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Thank you all.. unfortunately I tried them all with no success!
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Try Dana Johnson in Georgia. Harmony Hounds. It looks like she has one male and one female left.
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@cop635 - Please make sure that whoever you go to, you are sure to check out health testing. You can go to www.basenji.org and search by state, you can also see how to find a responsible breeder. I would say that is they are not Basenji Club of America, good chance they are not responsible breeders.
https://basenji.org/index.php/about-basenjis/is-a-basenji-right-for-me -
Many not so responsible breeders have already been mentioned on the Forum, you can search by name.
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@crazyse. Laurie is who I got basenjis from, she is great and very reputable.
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@cop635 - You also might want to try Jeff Gillespie in Ohio. He is also on FB. That is where my C-Me and Joy came from
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@neema said in Basenji breeder in PA or surrounding states:
Try Dana Johnson in Georgia. Harmony Hounds. It looks like she has one male and one female left.<<<
You won't find Harmony Hounds on BCOA. Please be patient, put your name in for possible failed placements or owners decide now isn't the time. The worse that could happen is if you don't get a pup until next fall. Just taking an available dog from questionable breeders can result in a lifetime of issues. Go to OFA and you'll be impressed with the lack of testing under Dayna's kennel.
https://basenjiforums.com/topic/7266/harmony-hounds-in-georgia/5
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I just went to www.harmonyhounds.com and the basenji pup they show there has a black muzzle, which seems a bit strange. On the other hand, if you go to Images, there are some pictures of other Harmony Hound basenjis that appear to conform more closely to the AKC standard.
The site owner displays two certificates from www.trainpetdogs.com. Type in trainpetdog reviews and you can access https://www.sitejabber.com › Pets & Animals › Dogs › TrainPetDog and this site is an online training site that has received 60 reviews with the majority being one star.
Some old postings from 2009 on this forum appear to raise some questions on this breeder.
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@otisandroar
Laurie is a friend of mine. My parents got their basenji girl from her
.If you aren’t set on a girl, I think Klassic Basenjis in Ohio has a couple boys left.
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@b5004ever - Black muzzle is not uncommon in Basenjis, it is referred to as "masking". It fades as the pup ages. Usually found in bloodlines that carry the "Tri" gene. That said, look closely at the heads on those dogs. Compare to the heads found on the illustrated standard at www.basenji.org (https://www.basenjihe.org/BasenjiU/Judge/Study/Illustrated-Standard-2012.pdf). There are some unanswered questions if a sire was used that was known to come from a person in the West that crossed Basenjis with Fox Terriers
