Kaleonahe is a Hawaiian word that translated means "the quiet voice." Since basenjis are the barkless dog and Kaleonahe is Kyle's middle name, we thought it would be a fitting name for our dogs. Please complete our adoption application if you are interested in one of our puppies or available adults.E-mail us to request a The listing of the breeders is completely non-discriminatory and not imply an endorsement or recommendation by Jumoke Basenjis. are members of a national and or a local breed club. We highly recommend you read the Buyers Guide prior to purchasing a Basenji, or requesting services from There are many responsible basenji breeders who do not have web sites. It is our recommendation to visit the Basenji Club of America Breeders Directory, and the Breeder directories of your local basenji club for possible basenji breeders in your area. We also have provide a list breed clubs on a Club links page of our site to assist those interested in finding a local club or breeder outside of

We advocate supporting your local breeder.  Your local basenji breeder will be able to better assist you with issues involving the breed, basenjis available in your area, local activities, and provide information on local The following web site links are provided to assist the prospective and current basenji owner with an internet resource for online research. These links also help improve the search engine ratings of the owner’s site, with the goal of assisting the dedicated breeder establish a stronger presents Kennel and breeder information with basic Kennel and breeder information. Nice site with kennel and breeder information, general breed information, useful links Julie and Kathy JonesReseda, CA Kennel and breeder information with club links, basic health information, and raw diet article. Kennel and breeder information with links. Information regarding the breed, purchasing a basenji, conformation.

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Transport Inc. (BRAT) to help you place your dog(s) with a new family or If you are posting a Basenji/Mix you acknowledge that BRAT is not responsible for the adoption process for this dog, including screening potential adopters, sponsoring the pup, and collecting any fees. dog's placement will be a private adoption between the current owner/shelter and the adopter. Our BRAT volunteers will evaluate your application and may be in contact with you before we determine whether we can assist you. guarantee that we will be able to help find your dog a new home. Please note that neither BRAT nor the family or individual adopting your purebred Basenji is expected to compensate you any amount for the dog. If you are posting a Basenji/Mix, you may require that the adopter pay a nominal fee to ensure that applicants are serious about the best interest of your dog. If you are a shelter asking for help placing your Basenji/Mix, you should note in your dog's write-up that your fees will

Ideally, the Basenji should come with a crate (one in good condition), be current on all shots and heartworm medication, have been spayed/neutered, and have recent results from a fecal test. Basenji is not up-to-date on vetting—or if you're in a position to help—it would be greatly appreciated if you would make a donation to us to help off-set our costs while the dog is in our care, waiting for itsThe BRAT representative that contacts you may discuss this with you and explain how your money will be used. Answer as completely as you can. Any information you can not supply,PLEASE NOTE: The information you leave may be posted either on this Web site and/or on BRAT-owned mailing lists of volunteers andIn other words, it will become public information. want to review our Privacy Policy. Click the link to read. Please do not be intimidated by the length of this form. information supplied about the dog, the better a match can be made with

Please note: Neither Basenji Rescue & Transport Inc. (BRAT), nor its volunteers, coordinators, representatives, Internet service provider and its officers, employees, contractors and representatives; person, firm or corporation involved with the efforts or business of this corporation, shall be held liable or responsible for any claims or causes of action incurred as a result of the provision or restriction of information, services, contacts, adoptions, fostering, veterinary care or by the actions of any and all dogs transferred or referenced herein. By completing and submitting this form, you attest that you have read the above disclaimer and agree to the terms therein.Basenji Breeders with Puppies for Sale The Basenji can be somewhat aloof around strangers making him a very suspicious breed. This breed is very intelligent yet independent at the same time making training quite a task. He is very alert, rambunctious and playful making him a lovely family pet, however this breed does love the outdoors and does best with acreage.

Does your Basenji bark, howl, and cry whenever you leave the house? The Basenji is much like a cat being very clean and grooming himself on occasion. This is a little to no shedding breed, however does require some grooming if the coat is to stay in good shape. An occasional brushing with a firm bristle or wire brush works best to remove dead or loose hair from the coat. The smooth coat of the Basenji is very easy to care for. The Basenji should be socialized early to prevent any destruction problems if he is to be home raised, and to ensure that he will do well around children and other animals. Obedience training is a must for this energetic and very alert breed. This breed should have a variety of training methods to keep his attention, as he tends to bore quickly. Variety, consistency, and firm handling work best with the Basenji. There are several accepted methods of house training your new Basenji puppy. The Basenji being so energetic needs quite a bit of exercise. Vigorous daily walks are required as this breed has a lot of energy and can be somewhat tireless.

This breed being a hunter has the stamina of such and does best with a fenced in yard. However, the fence should be planted deeply into the ground and rather high to prevent escape as this breed can be an escape artist if proper precautions are not taken. Get Matched with Basenji Breeders using PuppyMatch Considering a Basenji Puppy? Choose the RIGHT Basenji Breeder and the RIGHT breed Basenji may not be the right breed for you! Ask a QuestionAbout Basenjis AnonymousWhat is the starting price for a Basenji? Add a CommentAnonymousSeparation anxiety. My Basenji is the best girl, only when I leave her home...even to just go to buy milk! She is house trained, she just likes to chew my window blinds!!! Add a CommentAnonymousAre there any Basenjis left that do not have the African bloodlines mixed in? I hate striped lines in a good red coat. 2 CommentsAnonymousIf I were you, I would look into breeders in the UKC system then, as the European Basenji is not allowed to have the stripes in the red coat.

AnonymousShop for a Jack Russel A true Basenji is going to have African blood lines, and a brindle with striped lines is gorgeous! AnonymousWhat do Basenji's eat? 1 CommentAnonymousA Basenji, like any other dog breed eats dog food. There are many types of dog food you can choose for your dog, from commercially made dry, wet and raw to making your own raw dog food. Please consult your breeder as to what your puppy is eating before trying to change his/her food.AnonymousI've lived my life with Basenjis. My girlfriend was a breeder but has retired. Axil my Basenji past away. Why is it so hard to find a female Basenji? I'm Canadian and their far and few between. Are breeders drying up with this breed? 4 CommentsAnonymousThe Basenji is a rare breed in the U.S and even more rare in Canada. I would suggest looking at the puppies that are for sale on this website. Since the breed is far and few between, breeders are holding onto their female pups to see if they are good for breeding or not.