The ears say Basenji. I have never replied but felt I had to this time. I have a Basenji-Pitbull mix named Daisy. It was Daisy's ears (and behavior) that I discovered her to be part Basenji. I have not found another breed with the ears such as Basenji's have. I'm sure I will get "crap" because I have not had DNA or other testing done but there is no mistaking, Daisy is part Basenji. I think its important to know if your dog is part Basenji because in Daisy's case she is 98% Basenji and 2% pitbull concerning her behaviors and personality. Daisy is 2 years old and it has been quite a learning experience owning such a smart, stubborn, loving, mind of her own, amazing dog! Daisy is a mix but I have to train, teach, go outside to yell out frustrations cause of her (and no I'm not kidding, but never in front of her) and all that goes with a pure Basenji because trying to train her like a normal dog does not work.
Crazy, unusual funny stuff our basenjis do. A topic that will keep us all in stitches even as we may weep over all the other behaviors. Remind our selves why we love these kids soooo much
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and wind up in a corner of the couch, standing for the longest time, on her head.
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I meant to say after a round of basenji 500, our first girl Ch. taarakians cairo jubilee, would slam into the corner of the couch and just stand on her head for the longest time.
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@joan-duszka They do love their headstands, don't they!
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My girl Lady used to do the B500, ending on our bed looking into a mirror adjacent to it. She would stare at her image with a very fierce look on her face, then launch herself off to another lap of the race. Rinse, repeat. We used to laugh until we cried.
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Cara does crazed spins on the bed. She sounds possessed.
