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Present Dogs
We don't have any Basenjis living at Braeside with us at the moment, we are hoping to add a new addition to our family later on.
| Kindu Sunset at Kibali at Tenfield
(Bwindi) (Domewood the Red Devil ex Kindu Midnight Breeze 1CC, 2 Res CCs) Born: 24/01/96 Championship Show winner, Best AVNSC Hound Puppy Driffield Ch Show 1996 Bwindi is a 'Storm' grand-daughter. Her pet
name is Swahili meaning 'darkness' and comes from the 'Bwindi' Impenetrable Rainforest in
the Virunga Mountains, Central Africa - where we were lucky enough to track Mountain
Gorillas. She has not been shown since May 1997. Bwindi
was spayed March 2000 and moved to County Durham (where she is in heaven -
spoilt and adored) to live with Kim's parents in August of that year. |
| Roina
Purple Idyll (Bang) (Ch Roina Red Reeve of Redesgarth ex Ch Roina Silver Kapoeta) Born:
19/01/78, died April 1992 age14 years Bang was famous during the 1980s for venturing into all breed
obedience competitions - Basenjis are not known for their obedience! She was the
culmination of a dream for me (Kim), as I had always wanted a Basenji from an early
age. She was my first 'proper' show dog and won 2nd in Puppy Bitch on her first
Championship Show outing at Leicester in 1978. Unfortunately two
separate matings to Ch Bokoto Nile Wanderer and Perelyn Persuader failed to
result in puppies and Bang was spayed age 7 years. |
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| Bush
Storm of Tenfield (Storm) (Ch Benjalah Golden Firebrand ex Blackpits Pochard over Bredand) Born: 22/12/1982, died 1998 age 15½ years 4 Res CCs (including Crufts 1988), 28 BOBs, BCGBs top winning Tricolour four years running, Club Ch Show BPIS and Res BIS, Club Open Show BIS, 98 First Prizes Storm was my best friend and made many dreams come true. His
only two litters produced 1 red/white and 7 tricolour puppies including two tricolour CC
winners, a tricolour Swedish Champion and a tricolour son unbeaten at Ch Shows. He
was the grandfather of Bwindi. |
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