I adopted a basenji (Lizzy Belle) 17 yrs ago. My first dog as an adult, and she was the best! Incredibly smart, empathetic, loving and a skilled escape artist. I lost her 4 times! Luckily I found her quickly (always at the closest dumpster lol) but once a kind lady took her to the local pound. Thankfully I found her there. Lizzy passed away at 14 yrs old after a courageous year long battle with cancer. I have her ashes on my side table so she is always close to me. I miss her daily.
@Watermelon Ice I am truly sorrowful for your loss. I just adore beagles. During my youth, my family had 3 beagles. My mother doesn't think dogs should live indoors. We lived in very rural middle Georgia. Apparently, hunters either steal beagles or kill them while they are hunting (thievery being the most prominent), which was how we lost 2 beagles. The 3rd female, pregnant (this was in the late 80s when nuetering dogs was rare, especially in the countryside) beagle was in labour, when something went awry. She had to be taken to the vet for a cesarean birth, then a hysterectomy. All of the pups had to be bottle fed. I was (16yo) visiting for the summer so I bottlefed. I grew attached to one (Booger) & took him back to my father's home (9 hours away, which I drove, feeding this tiny beagle pup in a laundry basket next to me). My father instantly connected with Booger (my father never showed love or any affection towards humans, but dogs..he was full of emotion). Booger went everywhere with my father for about a year. Without going into it, Greg Norman (yes the golfer) visited look at some land my father leased for hunting. When Greg Norman was leaving, he accidentally ran over Booger killing him instantly. Witnesses said my nonviolent dad looked like he was going to kill him. Needless to say, Greg Norman did not get the lease. I would like a beagle. But that time was so detrimental to me and my father, I still have strong emotions about it & I'm 41yo. Sorry for the long reply. It feels good to talk about Booger, even when it brings me to tears. I cannot imagine not having my Lizzy not being next to me always. There was an option to bury her in a pet cemetery, but we move often & I just could not leave her
Solid commentary. I've only owned 2 Basenji so far but you captured them well. Still, they have very distinct personalities and it's hard to generalize them.
You forgot to mention that Basenji are Escape artists! No one should have a Basenji if they do not have a 6-foot privacy fence or are willing to take them outside in a harness every single time they go out. Basenjis love to run and actually do need a good bit of exercise We adopted a 10 month old Basenji mix named Emma. She was absolutely awesome. She was a little stubborn at learning but a very affectionate and good dog. Unfortunately we live very close to two very busy streets and could not afford a privacy fence. We tried Emma in several different types of harness and she would still Escape. If I'd tightened the harness anymore it would have hurt her and I didn't want to do that. Even though it broke my heart to do so we had to rehome Emma for her own safety. I was terrified that she was going to get hit by a car and I did not want that.
I feel you. My basenji escaped 4 times in the 10 yrs I had her. They always have to be watched and on leash when walking. Mine could get out of her harness with 2 flips of her head, then take off running. I had to order a special harness! Give them 1 min in a fenced yard alone, they WILL figure out how to escape! I'm so sorry you had to rehome her. My Lizzy passed away at 14yrs old, i miss her every second
Yeah for some reason basenjis are very easy to get attached to. :-) Emma would get out of any harness we put her in and then she'd be off running. I have disabilities and had a difficult time chasing her down. Thank God that I have great neighbors who would chase her for me. I hated hated hated hated to re-home her butt I knew that it was for her own good. Every time she got out of her harness I was terrified that I would hear screeching brakes. I miss her all the time.
@@videogazer801 that is absolutely false! . Dogs can easily get confused and end up 20, 50 miles from their home lost. The information you have is completely FALSE. Please stop spreading misinformation.
I am a basenji owner, and my best friend owns a shiba. They have very different personality types. While the Basenji can be goofy and fun, they’re generally much more serious personality wise compared to the shiba. The basenji is also a bit more independent and cat like, mine even knocks things off my coffee table with her nose like a cat with its paws. Basenjis are still a bit more like the dogs hundreds and thousands of years ago and don’t have as much time being a dog breed bred for roles in our way of life. They technically come from the rainforests of the Congo and have been bred by Pygmy’s for thousands of years for hunting, not a family household pet. This makes them to have a bit more of a “wild” personality that is a little more disconnected from humans than other breeds, the Shiba however doesn’t quite have the same issue. Mine is my shadow and quite attached to me, but I have to explain to people unfamiliar with the breed that they are typically not like that on average and typically prefer to chill alone. They do not bark but they can chirp like one of you have another dog that barks, mine taught herself how to. They’re also not exactly quiet, they’re actually pretty damn noisy and LOUD. People hear “barkless” and think they won’t have to deal with noise… you’re going to be disappointed. My dog can do tricks and stuff, but she is much more intelligent than just that. She can figure out puzzles, and some insanely creative ways of getting to things she wants. If she decides she doesn’t like me going to work, she will destroy my shoes or coats because she knows I need them to go to work. She can jump and catch birds out of the air if they are low enough or just taking off and she can run down rabbits. There is also a persistent and annoying myth that Basenji was a breed they used to hunt lions. They did not, there are no lions in the rainforests of the Congo for one and second they’re not built for that. These guys are sight hounds meant to run down small game similar to a greyhound and they are incredibly fast too. Their skinny and small stature is misleading, they’re shockingly strong for their small size, stronger than the Shiba Inu’s I have encountered. They are a wonderful breed, but a Basenji is not for everyone and should be very carefully considered before purchasing. Also note that the basenji community is often very selective about selling dogs, they very much want to make sure there is no funny business with this dog breed and that includes ensuring there is no inbreeding or selective breeding for desired traits. They very much want the breed to stay intact as it has been for thousands and thousands of years.
Interesting Fact about Shiba Inu: Shiba Inu is an ancient breed, and the archeologists have found remains of Shiba way back in 7000 B.C. So, Shiba Inu has been melting our hearts with its cuteness for almost 10,000 years!❤️
Basenji are also one of the ancient breeds. There are cave paintings in Libya of Basenjis from 6000BC. The Egyptians made statues and other relics dating back to 3000BC. Thanks for the info regarding Shiba Inu's. 🐶
I love Shibas ... We currently have 5 (1 adult male, 1 adult female and three adorable pups that were born on 5-30-23.) We're currently trying to sell 2 of the pups, but I learned the hard way that it's almost impossible to sell them if you don't have the same kind of connections as a breeder does. I tried the whole C.L. thing and that seems to be a complete and utter joke at this point. The frustrating thing is that I'm practically giving them away at 500 a piece and the local Shiba breeder on the other side of the river is selling theirs for 2200 + and they have people on a waiting list.
Not really any of their specialties, but I'm going to say BM. The GSD and Dobie would probably try to play with the thing first. And the Rottie would think it wasn't worth the effort.
Amazing video, please could you do a dog vs dog of (Rough Collie vs Shetland Seepdog)? I will love to see that video, I dont know what breed to choose.
Basenjis only come into heat once a year (usually). Unlike most dogs, this doesn't happen at anytime throughout the year either! In the northern hemisphere, they all come into heat around September-October, so most basenji puppies will be born in December. So the fact that you haven't found any for month does not mean there are none in the UK! It just means the large majority will all be born at the end of the year.
Basenji - don't stink, don't need much brushing, aren't territorial/aggressive, don't bark. They're naughty, but it's an endearing naughty if you train them properly and burn off their energy with play and exercise.
I recently(April 2021) lost my Jack Russell terrier after 20 yrs as my constant companion & traveling buddy. I miss her so bad it's unbearable 💔💔💔 Not one day has past since she died, that I have not cried.. thinking of getting a new puppy. The Basenji or a Shiba Inu. I have an akita that I got from my son. He's almost 10 & is showing his age 😔💔. I don't think I can be without a dog.
Aya Leena, I'm so sorry for your loss May your happiest memories bring a smile to your face on the days when you need one the most. Our furry friends touch us in so many ways during their short lives.
@@AnimalFacts Thank you so much. You will never know what your words this morning have meant to me. I feel so sad & lonely this morning, as I sit here drinking my coffee, it almost seems unbearable at times. Again, thank you for your kind words. Always chose kindness, for you know not what someone you meet may be going through ❤
I also lost my beautiful 16 year old Parson (Jack Russell Terrier), in the summer of 2020. I am STILL hearbroken, and have yet not been able to get another dog. So special, so loving, so sweet.....I haven't found my way yet to get another dog, too emotional. I've started researching breeds and among a bunch have spent some time looking at the Basenji and Shiba. So sorry for your loss....these are cherished family members. I'd be interested if you got either a Shiba or a Basenji and why you made your pick?
I have had three basenjis in my life and currently am on the waiting list for a fourth. We took a detour into vizsla land (I have allergies and we need a very low shedding dog) and we love our v, but in the end we came back to the basenji side. 😀 Basenjis are like a very doglike cat. They are the perfect companion for people who want to laugh. Just remember positive training is your friend and keep the training session consistent, but short. Otherwise, your basenji will pick up the behavior quickly and then get bored.
as a Shiba inu owner of 15 1/2 years he just passed away jan 15, 2024. your video to me centered around Basjeni’s and not Shiba’s. meaning you must had experience with Basenji’s and read out of a Book what Shiba’s are like.. i just think Shibas are closer to Basenjis then you give them credit for… As a former Shiba Parent im definitely looking into a Basenji as my next dog as they shed a lot less then Shibas..
@@AnimalFacts I'd like to be able to make the dog feel comfortable with water so there is no issues when he gets really muddy and I have to bath him with water, and I would like to take him out for lake days aswell, so thank you!!
Escape artist? 🤔 I live on a few hundreds acres. If a dog gets loose here before it's trained away from you, it could be gone for several hours to several days.😬
Be sure to adopt from a shelter. I have adopted 3 dogs from SPCA's : a basenji mix, a mini full bred poodle, and a mixed rat terrier. All adults and all came from abused/neglected homes, (I ask for the ones that are difficult to place and or ones that have been returned). Every single one came out of their shell with lots of love, understanding, hard but worthwhile work. Lots of people steer clear of these kind of dogs, but helping them learn to trust and love is so rewarding. They will make you part of their pack and love you unconditionally. Good luck 🐶
@@tuttyfat I'm 11 and my parents don't like dogs😭 I really want to adopt a dog and I hope that when I'll be old enough I'll have at least 2 rescue dogs
@@pittiethehamster5308 I have to agree with your parents. Dogs are a LOT of work. I have 2 small dogs, one is 13yrs old & the other is 5. My dogs are my children but their care is very expensive and very time consuming. They needed to have some teeth removed and a cleaning which costs 1400$ each! Also, if they have the poops every hour in the middle of the night, you have to take them outside every time. And thats just two examples. I'm telling you this so you can understand why your parents are saying no. Thats so kind of you already knowing you are going to rescue your future doggos from a shelter. You're going to be a wonderful pet parent...once you're old enough ❤ by the way, I'm 41 and I didnt rescue my dog until i was 24yrs old. I was barely old enough then lol
Which of these breeds is better for you? The Shiba Inu or the Basenji?
Shiba Inu ❤❤
The Shiba Inu
Basenji because of his hypoallergenic coat, I'm allergic
definitely basenji
Basenji
Basenji= spring/summer collection Shiba-Inu = fall/winter collection.
I adopted a basenji (Lizzy Belle) 17 yrs ago. My first dog as an adult, and she was the best! Incredibly smart, empathetic, loving and a skilled escape artist. I lost her 4 times! Luckily I found her quickly (always at the closest dumpster lol) but once a kind lady took her to the local pound. Thankfully I found her there. Lizzy passed away at 14 yrs old after a courageous year long battle with cancer. I have her ashes on my side table so she is always close to me. I miss her daily.
that’s a little creepy-
@@churchgir1 then don't you do it. Everyone handles grief their own way.
@Watermelon Ice I am truly sorrowful for your loss. I just adore beagles. During my youth, my family had 3 beagles. My mother doesn't think dogs should live indoors. We lived in very rural middle Georgia. Apparently, hunters either steal beagles or kill them while they are hunting (thievery being the most prominent), which was how we lost 2 beagles. The 3rd female, pregnant (this was in the late 80s when nuetering dogs was rare, especially in the countryside) beagle was in labour, when something went awry. She had to be taken to the vet for a cesarean birth, then a hysterectomy. All of the pups had to be bottle fed. I was (16yo) visiting for the summer so I bottlefed. I grew attached to one (Booger) & took him back to my father's home (9 hours away, which I drove, feeding this tiny beagle pup in a laundry basket next to me). My father instantly connected with Booger (my father never showed love or any affection towards humans, but dogs..he was full of emotion). Booger went everywhere with my father for about a year. Without going into it, Greg Norman (yes the golfer) visited look at some land my father leased for hunting. When Greg Norman was leaving, he accidentally ran over Booger killing him instantly. Witnesses said my nonviolent dad looked like he was going to kill him. Needless to say, Greg Norman did not get the lease. I would like a beagle. But that time was so detrimental to me and my father, I still have strong emotions about it & I'm 41yo. Sorry for the long reply. It feels good to talk about Booger, even when it brings me to tears.
I cannot imagine not having my Lizzy not being next to me always. There was an option to bury her in a pet cemetery, but we move often & I just could not leave her
It's so nice when you find one of your best friends in your dog. I am afraid of the day when my Charlie will die
Rip
Solid commentary. I've only owned 2 Basenji so far but you captured them well. Still, they have very distinct personalities and it's hard to generalize them.
Gregory Palmer Thank you very much 🙂
Shiba looks like a winter version of the Basenji
I find it very strange that Basenjis don't go out in the rain when we litteraly have 5 months of rainy season in congo, their country of origin 😅😅😅
Yes but in Congo the rain don’t last more than 1 hour
So I have nothing to worry about in Belgium🇧🇪☔
If you watch the National Geographic video, you will see the natives in the Congo sitting in the rain while the basenjis watch from inside of the hut.
A lot of dogs don’t go out in the rain
They like to stay clean lol
You forgot to mention that Basenji are Escape artists! No one should have a Basenji if they do not have a 6-foot privacy fence or are willing to take them outside in a harness every single time they go out. Basenjis love to run and actually do need a good bit of exercise
We adopted a 10 month old Basenji mix named Emma. She was absolutely awesome. She was a little stubborn at learning but a very affectionate and good dog. Unfortunately we live very close to two very busy streets and could not afford a privacy fence. We tried Emma in several different types of harness and she would still Escape. If I'd tightened the harness anymore it would have hurt her and I didn't want to do that. Even though it broke my heart to do so we had to rehome Emma for her own safety. I was terrified that she was going to get hit by a car and I did not want that.
I feel you. My basenji escaped 4 times in the 10 yrs I had her. They always have to be watched and on leash when walking. Mine could get out of her harness with 2 flips of her head, then take off running. I had to order a special harness! Give them 1 min in a fenced yard alone, they WILL figure out how to escape!
I'm so sorry you had to rehome her. My Lizzy passed away at 14yrs old, i miss her every second
Yeah for some reason basenjis are very easy to get attached to. :-) Emma would get out of any harness we put her in and then she'd be off running. I have disabilities and had a difficult time chasing her down. Thank God that I have great neighbors who would chase her for me. I hated hated hated hated to re-home her butt I knew that it was for her own good. Every time she got out of her harness I was terrified that I would hear screeching brakes. I miss her all the time.
@@laurathunder4388 dogs always come back when they wander off due to curiosity, so don’t worry
@@videogazer801 that is absolutely false! . Dogs can easily get confused and end up 20, 50 miles from their home lost.
The information you have is completely FALSE. Please stop spreading misinformation.
@@tuttyfat how is it misinformation? My neighbor’s Basenji leaves the back year for a day sometimes and he always returns the next day
I am a basenji owner, and my best friend owns a shiba. They have very different personality types. While the Basenji can be goofy and fun, they’re generally much more serious personality wise compared to the shiba. The basenji is also a bit more independent and cat like, mine even knocks things off my coffee table with her nose like a cat with its paws. Basenjis are still a bit more like the dogs hundreds and thousands of years ago and don’t have as much time being a dog breed bred for roles in our way of life. They technically come from the rainforests of the Congo and have been bred by Pygmy’s for thousands of years for hunting, not a family household pet. This makes them to have a bit more of a “wild” personality that is a little more disconnected from humans than other breeds, the Shiba however doesn’t quite have the same issue. Mine is my shadow and quite attached to me, but I have to explain to people unfamiliar with the breed that they are typically not like that on average and typically prefer to chill alone. They do not bark but they can chirp like one of you have another dog that barks, mine taught herself how to. They’re also not exactly quiet, they’re actually pretty damn noisy and LOUD. People hear “barkless” and think they won’t have to deal with noise… you’re going to be disappointed. My dog can do tricks and stuff, but she is much more intelligent than just that. She can figure out puzzles, and some insanely creative ways of getting to things she wants. If she decides she doesn’t like me going to work, she will destroy my shoes or coats because she knows I need them to go to work. She can jump and catch birds out of the air if they are low enough or just taking off and she can run down rabbits. There is also a persistent and annoying myth that Basenji was a breed they used to hunt lions. They did not, there are no lions in the rainforests of the Congo for one and second they’re not built for that. These guys are sight hounds meant to run down small game similar to a greyhound and they are incredibly fast too. Their skinny and small stature is misleading, they’re shockingly strong for their small size, stronger than the Shiba Inu’s I have encountered. They are a wonderful breed, but a Basenji is not for everyone and should be very carefully considered before purchasing. Also note that the basenji community is often very selective about selling dogs, they very much want to make sure there is no funny business with this dog breed and that includes ensuring there is no inbreeding or selective breeding for desired traits. They very much want the breed to stay intact as it has been for thousands and thousands of years.
I'm on my 3rd Shiba, had 2 growing up and was finally able to get my 3rd a few days ago
Thanks so much for this video
You are so welcome!
Interesting Fact about Shiba Inu:
Shiba Inu is an ancient breed, and the archeologists have found remains of Shiba way back in 7000 B.C.
So, Shiba Inu has been melting our hearts with its cuteness for almost 10,000 years!❤️
Basenji are also one of the ancient breeds. There are cave paintings in Libya of Basenjis from 6000BC. The Egyptians made statues and other relics dating back to 3000BC.
Thanks for the info regarding Shiba Inu's. 🐶
The Basenji is the oldest dog breed. Older than Jesus.
I'll take one of each please
I love Shibas ... We currently have 5 (1 adult male, 1 adult female and three adorable pups that were born on 5-30-23.) We're currently trying to sell 2 of the pups, but I learned the hard way that it's almost impossible to sell them if you don't have the same kind of connections as a breeder does. I tried the whole C.L. thing and that seems to be a complete and utter joke at this point. The frustrating thing is that I'm practically giving them away at 500 a piece and the local Shiba breeder on the other side of the river is selling theirs for 2200 + and they have people on a waiting list.
Among Rotty, GSD, BM, doberman which breed can kill a snake FASTER?
Not really any of their specialties, but I'm going to say BM. The GSD and Dobie would probably try to play with the thing first. And the Rottie would think it wasn't worth the effort.
@@AnimalFacts i thought Rottie would kill the snake
What's BM?
@roni keysar BM is Belgian Malinois
@@shivshankars840 okay thanks😊
Thanks for the video! My Basenji's eyes are kind of weird. If she hurts herself, she rolls her eye up and I can see the whites.
Amazing video, please could you do a dog vs dog of (Rough Collie vs Shetland Seepdog)? I will love to see that video, I dont know what breed to choose.
Great suggestion!
I like both. Owned both.
Always basenji 👌😍
Almost impossible to find a Basenji in the UK. Trying to buy one for many many months
Basenjis only come into heat once a year (usually). Unlike most dogs, this doesn't happen at anytime throughout the year either! In the northern hemisphere, they all come into heat around September-October, so most basenji puppies will be born in December. So the fact that you haven't found any for month does not mean there are none in the UK! It just means the large majority will all be born at the end of the year.
Dogs seem to be becoming more & more hard to find here in America.
All the spay/neutering & the demonizing of "backyard breedings" I suppose.
Basenji bien sure! Basenji toujours ❤
I've trained animals for 40 years. I've seen good and bad in every breed & every species.
That's tough, probably the Shiba though. I've always wanted one.
Basenji - don't stink, don't need much brushing, aren't territorial/aggressive, don't bark. They're naughty, but it's an endearing naughty if you train them properly and burn off their energy with play and exercise.
I want them both
I recently(April 2021) lost my Jack Russell terrier after 20 yrs as my constant companion & traveling buddy. I miss her so bad it's unbearable 💔💔💔 Not one day has past since she died, that I have not cried.. thinking of getting a new puppy. The Basenji or a Shiba Inu. I have an akita that I got from my son. He's almost 10 & is showing his age 😔💔. I don't think I can be without a dog.
Aya Leena, I'm so sorry for your loss May your happiest memories bring a smile to your face on the days when you need one the most. Our furry friends touch us in so many ways during their short lives.
@@AnimalFacts Thank you so much. You will never know what your words this morning have meant to me. I feel so sad & lonely this morning, as I sit here drinking my coffee, it almost seems unbearable at times. Again, thank you for your kind words.
Always chose kindness, for you know not what someone you meet may be going through ❤
I also lost my beautiful 16 year old Parson (Jack Russell Terrier), in the summer of 2020. I am STILL hearbroken, and have yet not been able to get another dog. So special, so loving, so sweet.....I haven't found my way yet to get another dog, too emotional. I've started researching breeds and among a bunch have spent some time looking at the Basenji and Shiba. So sorry for your loss....these are cherished family members. I'd be interested if you got either a Shiba or a Basenji and why you made your pick?
Excellent
Thank you so much 😀
I have had three basenjis in my life and currently am on the waiting list for a fourth. We took a detour into vizsla land (I have allergies and we need a very low shedding dog) and we love our v, but in the end we came back to the basenji side. 😀 Basenjis are like a very doglike cat. They are the perfect companion for people who want to laugh. Just remember positive training is your friend and keep the training session consistent, but short. Otherwise, your basenji will pick up the behavior quickly and then get bored.
Do you find a basenji to be a good dog for someone with allergies?
as a Shiba inu owner of 15 1/2 years he just passed away jan 15, 2024. your video to me centered around Basjeni’s and not Shiba’s. meaning you must had experience with Basenji’s and read out of a Book what Shiba’s are like.. i just think Shibas are closer to Basenjis then you give them credit for… As a former Shiba Parent im definitely looking into a Basenji as my next dog as they shed a lot less then Shibas..
Can you do a video on Indian pariah dogs?
Can we get basenji's used to water at a young age?
If it's going to happen, at a young age would be the time to do it.
@@AnimalFacts I'd like to be able to make the dog feel comfortable with water so there is no issues when he gets really muddy and I have to bath him with water, and I would like to take him out for lake days aswell, so thank you!!
You can make a cat tolerate water if you start it at a very young age.
Basenjis owned them for 30 years - I’m a basenji girl.
@6:00 yep typical B right next to your head as copilot to your destination.
people say that the basenji is the oldest breed of dog
Shibas are closest in dna to wolves
Is it very hard to potty train a basenji ?
I LIKE DOGS MORE THAN HUMANS
So do I.
Garcomia?
I am the mom of a Shiba Inu and I can tell you he is absolutely yummy. Best dog I’ve ever ever had.
Never and met a dog that I haven't liked, and I never will.
Music too loud and very annoying.
my guy is a Basenji Shiba mix he's a fluff monster.
Hi there what's up
Hey there
Shibe videos for the win.
Escape artist? 🤔 I live on a few hundreds acres. If a dog gets loose here before it's trained away from you, it could be gone for several hours to several days.😬
anubis is a jackal, not a basenji
Either way, I should probably stick with Animal Facts and not Egyptian Mythology. :-)
My two favorite dog breeds
It would help if you started out actually knowing how old the breed is rather than calling 300 BC basal...
I choose the Shiba Inu because it looks like a fox, and I love foxes.
Sir Jake ❤❤❤
Basenji for sure
I want a dog!!!
Be sure to adopt from a shelter. I have adopted 3 dogs from SPCA's : a basenji mix, a mini full bred poodle, and a mixed rat terrier. All adults and all came from abused/neglected homes, (I ask for the ones that are difficult to place and or ones that have been returned). Every single one came out of their shell with lots of love, understanding, hard but worthwhile work. Lots of people steer clear of these kind of dogs, but helping them learn to trust and love is so rewarding. They will make you part of their pack and love you unconditionally. Good luck 🐶
@@tuttyfat I'm 11 and my parents don't like dogs😭
I really want to adopt a dog and I hope that when I'll be old enough I'll have at least 2 rescue dogs
@@pittiethehamster5308 I have to agree with your parents. Dogs are a LOT of work. I have 2 small dogs, one is 13yrs old & the other is 5. My dogs are my children but their care is very expensive and very time consuming. They needed to have some teeth removed and a cleaning which costs 1400$ each! Also, if they have the poops every hour in the middle of the night, you have to take them outside every time. And thats just two examples. I'm telling you this so you can understand why your parents are saying no. Thats so kind of you already knowing you are going to rescue your future doggos from a shelter. You're going to be a wonderful pet parent...once you're old enough ❤ by the way, I'm 41 and I didnt rescue my dog until i was 24yrs old. I was barely old enough then lol
But Shiba is fantastic too
Nuts, I had to speed this up 1.5, because it was so filler
Basenji > shiba
8:37 - leaf-carrying ant alert!
My Shepherd Basenji is sweet and bigger than pure Basenji
the music is the worst. smh
Annoying loud music
Thanks for the feedback. I've turned the music down in more recent videos.
Duh a Shiba! Lol!
this is just cat vs cat
This is such a weird comparison
How come?