Wristler:
Such dogs are not meant for Nigeria jare. I pity the poor thing

What are u saying? There are prettier dogs in Nigeria than this one, and they're doing just fine. And if u mean caring for them, I have models here. Go take a look at Olu and his Rocky or Deeptesting and his little GSD slant back. These guys treat dogs like family members.
The breeder defines a dog's condition, not the country. Lol! Smh

Which breed is this dog also??

I was going to ask the calabar man down the street but you've already gotten the answer from others.

kennyslim1:
Which breed is this dog also??

It's hard to tell coz it's still a pup. But I think it's Basenji

XBLadez:

It's hard to tell coz it's still a pup. But I think it's Basenji

When you say Basenji,I hope u re not mistaking our local dog for a Besenji?
Basenji is africans barkless dog,they are quite smaller than our local dogs,and they come on heat once in a year while other dogs do 2ce even our local mongrel

BOUNTYDOG:


When you say Basenji,I hope u re not mistaking our local dog for a Besenji?
Basenji is africans barkless dog,they are quite smaller than our local dogs,and they come on heat once in a year while other dogs do 2ce even our local mongrel

I know basenjis are local, African dogs, but I never knew they're barkless. So what do u call the regular bingos, and how are they different from basenjis?

XBLadez:

I know basenjis are local, African dogs, but I never knew they're barkless. So what do u call the regular bingos, and how are they different from basenjis?

I don't think our local mongrels has got a recognised name in the world wide web yet,
If only we had appreciated them well enough to list their xters,who knows dey can be worthy of export,I believe they can be well appreciated overseas if they are xterised.
But u know we are fond of commonising our products and appreciating the foreign ones.
Like the case of the thread that needs a foreighn dog as gift,if he can start by adopting our local dogs in volume,who knows he can do better than some foreign dog breeders in D long run if he can study them and make them recognised worldwide.
I know it sound funny like why am I not doin same!but Rome was not built in a day.
Somebody has to start from somewhere rather than lookin @ finshed products 2 start

BOUNTYDOG:


I don't think our local mongrels has got a recognised name in the world wide web yet,
If only we had appreciated them well enough to list their xters,who knows dey can be worthy of export,I believe they can be well appreciated overseas if they are xterised.
But u know we are fond of commonising our products and appreciating the foreign ones.
Like the case of the thread that needs a foreighn dog as gift,if he can start by adopting our local dogs in volume,who knows he can do better than some foreign dog breeders in D long run if he can study them and make them recognised worldwide.
I know it sound funny like why am I not doin same!but Rome was not built in a day.
Somebody has to start from somewhere rather than lookin @ finshed products 2 start

Yes, ur on point. But I think the major reason why we don't appreciate our dogs is because we don't have them in variety. I mean, u can easily tell a Nigerian dog coz they all look the same. They don't grow too big or too strong and they're more difficult to train. Worse is that foreigners don't value them as much as we value theirs

XBLadez:

It's hard to tell coz it's still a pup. But I think it's Basenji

Well, I don't think its a basenji frm d pics I saw online...anyways thanks for ur help

kennyslim1:


Well, I don't think its a basenji frm d pics I saw online...anyways thanks for ur help

Oh! I thought it's ur dog, and u actually took that picture

XBLadez:

Oh! I thought it's ur dog, and u actually took that picture

It was a friends dog...what I meant was when I google'd the word "basenji", the pics didn't look like the dog I posted its pics on this thread.

It's gonna take a lot to take me away from you There's nothing that a hundred men or more could ever do I bless the rains down in Africa Gonna take some time to do the things we never have.

xbladez:
I know basenjis are local, African dogs, but I never knew they're barkless. So what do u call the regular bingos, and how are they different from basenjis?

K