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Basenji dog

Basenji is a hound that originates in Central Africa, most of the major dog kennel clubs in the world place Basenji in the hound group; More specifically, it can be classified as belonging to the sighthound, and the Basenji produces a sound usually called "barroo", due to the unusual shape of the larynx. This trait also gives the Basenji the nickname Barkless dog.

The Basenji dog shares many unique traits with other dogs, such as the dingo and some other breeds of dogs, and comes into estrus only once a year, compared to other dog breeds that may have two or more breeding seasons each year, both the dingo and the Basenji lack To a distinct smell,

Dogs that resemble Basenji in some respects have become common in most parts of Africa, the original bred from ancient forested regions of the Congo Basin, where their structure and type have been fixed by adapting to their environment

Basenji dogs are small dogs, neat short hair with erect ears, tightly curled tail and graceful neck, almond-shaped eyes, which often give dogs the appearance of stare, Basenji dog usually weighs about 11 kg (24 lbs) and stands 41 cm (16 inches) At the shoulder, they are of a square breed, sporty dogs, and are in fact deceptively strong for their size, they have a graceful, confident gait like a horse

Basenji dog's tail is distinctive in the shape of a curled, and the Basenji dog comes in a few different colors, including red, black, tricolor, and dark gray, and they all have white chests and bellies, and they can also come in three colors with dark gray points, which is a rare combination

Basenji dog is alert, energetic, is somewhat aloof with strangers, tends to become emotionally attached to one human, Basenji hates wet weather, likes to climb, can easily get on chain fences and wires, most Basenji problems involve incompatibility Between the owner and the pet.