Basenji
"A captivating African original: The Basenji stands out with its cat-like cleanliness, fierce independence, and its unique yodel instead of a traditional bark."

Character Profile
As a former hunting dog, the Basenji requires a lot of physical and mental exercise.
Intelligent but highly independent and sometimes stubborn, making training a challenge.
Forms strong bonds with their family but can be aloof and reserved with strangers.
Often aloof with strangers and requires early socialization to be well-adjusted around other dogs.
Due to their strong prey drive and independent nature, they are better suited for experienced owners.
Good for apartments as they do not bark and are generally quiet indoors when well-exercised.
Very low maintenance; they groom themselves like cats and have almost no dog odor.
Their short coat sheds very little.
Did you know?
Keeping a pet of this size costs over 80€ per month on average. Plan your finances wisely.
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