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graceful basenji hound in natural setting

Scientific Name: Canis Lupus Familiaris

Lifespan: 14-16 Years

Origin: Africa

Basenji

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Originating in central Africa, the little and short-haired Basenji is known for its unique collection of traits that distinguishes it from other dogs.

The Basenji is a breed of dog that has strong historical roots in domestication and is famous for its unusual yodelling bark and relative quietness.

These dogs were originally raised by the Pygmy tribes of the Congo rainforest to be intelligent and agile hunting partners that could make their way through the thick foliage with ease.

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Male

  • Height

    38-43 cm / 15-17 Inches

  • Weight

    10-11 kg / 22-24 Pounds

  • Length

    58-64 cm / 23-25 Inches

  • Color

Female

  • Height

    36-41 cm / 14-16 Inches

  • Weight

    9-11 kg / 20-24 Pounds

  • Length

    58-64 cm / 23-25 Inches

  • Color

Temperature

Hot: 21 to 30 °C

Cold: 7 to 10 °C

Price

1.50K to 2K USD

Bite Force

200 to 400 PSI

Activity

Jump: 5-6 Feet

Run: 27-30 Miles per hour (43-48 km/h)

Origin Description

One breed that bears learn to the long chronicle of the human canine bond is the dotty Benji, which has its origins in exchange Africa. The hereditary standard of the Benji may be traced to the early days of dog domestication,' indicating the long chronicle of friendship betwixt piece and these ane creatures.

This breed is said to be among the oldest in the world. The Pygmy tribes of the Congo rainforest are the captain breeders of the Benji, which was known for its high level of word and agility,' which the dogs used for hunting.

Description

The Basenji, often known as the "Barkless Dog," is an interesting and long-lived dog breed that has its origins in the Congo area of Central Africa. Throughout its long and illustrious history, it has been a beloved member of indigenous communities, held in high regard for its hunting skills and essential function in daily life.

The characteristic vocalisations of the Basenji, which sound like yodels or howls, are a result of the breed's unusually formed larynx and serve to enhance the dog's attractiveness.