Nu er det sikkert ....

All Square Ibear - aka Micha

Owner Daniela Karcz

&

Kimwitu's Milk Chokolate - aka Milka

Breeder/owner Kennel Kimwitu's

 Venter hvalpe den 4. november 2022.

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email: kimwitu@gmail.com

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Vi går ud fra at familien som vil anskaffe en Basenji har læst om og set video  af racen. 

Det er vigtigt for hunden at der er tid til den så den bliver stimuleret mest muligt. Tænk over hvor længe den eventuelt skal være alene hjemme i hverdagen osv.  

Er alle i familien enige om at det skal være netop en Basenji, fordi de næste 12-15 år er den medlem af familien. 

Hvis alle er enige om at anskaffe en Basenji er i velkomne til at kontakte os på mail : 

kimwitu@gmail.com

I don’t want a show dog, I just want a pet... adapted from J. Kimball

Signet Kennel · 16. juli 2021  · 

 
This is one of the most pervasive sentiments that puppy buyers, especially families, express when they're looking for a dog. What they really mean, of course, is that they don't want a show BREEDER – don't want to pay the high price they think show breeders charge, don't want to go through the often-invasive interview process, and think that they're getting a better deal or a real bargain because they can get a Lab for $300 or a Shepherd for $150.
I want you to change your mind. I want you to not only realize the benefits of buying a show-bred dog, I want you to INSIST on a show-bred dog. And I want you to realize that the cheap dog is really the one that's the rip-off. And then I want you to go be obnoxious and, when your workmate says she's getting a puppy because her neighbor, who raises them, will give her one for free, or when your brother-in-law announces that they're buying a goldendoodle for the kids, I want you to launch yourself into their solar plexus and steal their wallets and their car keys.
Here's why:
If I ask you why you want a Golden Retriever, Corgi, Lab, Poodle, Husky, Sheltie, or a Basenji, etc...I would bet you're not going to talk about how much you like their color. You're going to tell me things about personality, ability (to perform a specific task), relationships with other animals or humans, size, coat, temperament, and so on. You'll describe playing ball, or how affectionate you've heard that they are, or how well they get along with kids.
The things you will be looking for aren't the things that describe just "dog"; they'll be the things that make this particular breed unique and unlike other breeds.
That's where people have made the right initial decision – they've taken the time and made the effort to understand that there are differences between breeds and that they should get one that at least comes close to matching their picture of what they want a dog to be.
Their next step, tragically, is that they go out and find a dog of that breed for as little money and with as much ease as possible.
You need to realize that when you do this, you're going to the used car dealership, WATCHING them pry the "Audi" plate off a new car, observing them as they use Bondo to stick it on a '98 Corolla, and then writing them a check and feeling smug that you got an Audi for so little.
It is no bargain.
Those things that distinguish the breed you want from the generic world of "dog" are only there because somebody worked really hard to get them there. And as soon as that work ceases, the dog, no matter how purebred, begins to revert to the generic. That doesn't mean you won't get a good dog – the magic and the blessing of dogs is that they are so hard to mess up, in their good souls and minds, that even the most hideously bred one can still be a great dog – but it will not be a good Shepherd, or good Lab, or a good Retriever. You will not get the specialized temperament, abilities, tendencies, or talents of the breed.
If you don't NEED those special abilities or the predictability of a particular breed, you should not be buying a dog at all. You should go rescue one. That way you're saving a life and not putting money in pockets where it does not belong.
If you want a purebred and you know that a rescue is not going to fit the bill, the absolute WORST thing you can do is assume that a name equals anything. They really are nothing more than name plates on cars. What matters is whether the engineering and design and service department back up the name plate, so you have some expectation that you're walking away with more than a label.
Keeping a group of dogs looking and acting like their breed is hard, HARD work.
If you do not get the impression that the breeder you're considering is working that hard, is that dedicated to the breed, is struggling to produce dogs that are more than a breed name, you are getting no bargain; you are only getting ripped off.
Please educate yourself on what a good breeder actually is. ANYONE can make themselves seem wonderful on a website, via email, or online. Learn the right questions to ask to determine whether a breeder is really as good as they say they are and DOUBLE check everything they say! Unethical breeders are SMART! They know what to say to sound legitimate and fool unsuspecting buyers. While we are at it, any pet purchased from a pet store is a “puppy mill” puppy. No ethical or reputable breeder sells to pet stores regardless of what the pet store tells you.
Stating dogs are healthy because they’re checked over by the veterinarian means nothing when it comes to genetics and breed specific health testing. A person with cancer or HIV can seem healthy too, but you won’t know the truth without health testing. Without breed specific health testing there is no guarantee something isn’t lurking in the background.
Things like “state licensed” really only means they breed so many puppies their state requires them to be inspected. (I.e. Puppy mill!) It also doesn’t mean they pass these inspections as you can often find lists of violations readily available online.
If the breeder states health guarantees or health testing, verify it! OFA health testing is public knowledge and available for free via an online public database. I’ve heard countless stories of unethical breeders falsifying health records or showcasing health records for different dogs. Also look up what health tests are recommended for your breed...don’t settle for the bare minimum.
On another note, if you’re going with a rescue, please also investigate your rescue. Some are completely unethical and run a rescue scheme where they “rescue” only highly adoptable dogs or puppies and sell them for much more than they get them for, effectively running a very profitable retail rescue. They often get these dogs/puppies from online ads and animal auctions. Non-Profit status allows them to fly under the radar and completely rip people off. Often puppies that don’t sell get dumped back in shelters or with other rescue groups so please verify the rescue you’re working with is really in it for the animals and not just for profit.
The only way to reduce the amount of homeless pets is responsible breeding, responsible purchasing (whether from a rescue or breeder), and responsible ownership.
Be the change. Be educated. Be informed. Don’t get ripped off.

Hvalpeleg 2020

Hvalpeleg 2020

Hvalpeleg 2020

Vores hvalpe vokser op i hjemligt miljø med flere hunde og mennesker. De bliver socialiseret hvilket er vigtigt, De bliver trænet med halsbånd og line og kommer ud når vejret tillader. 

De er klar til at flytte til deres blivende hjem når de er 8 uger. 

De er selvfølgelig DNA testet, chippet, vaccineret, stambog hos Dansk Kennel Klub og sundhedstjekket.

Det er meget vigtigt for os, at hvalpen kommer til den rette famillie. Gør jer klart at hvalpen er en del af familien de næste 12-15 år.

 

Der er mere information om Basenji her: About Basenji - www.kimwitu.dk

 

Vores mål er at opdrætte basenjis med godt temperament, og godt helbred. Vores avlshundene er sundhedstjekkede før avl. 

Du/I er altid velkomne til at kontakte os hvis der er spørgsmål, når som helst. 

 Hvis du/I er interesseret i en hvalp fra os, så udfyld venligst skemaet og send det retur til kimwitu@gmail.com

 

 

The Beatles Litter

 2  brindle/white bitches, 3 brindle/white and 1 red/white male

puppies born  21th. september

  parents

 DK.CH Kimwitu's Milk Chokolate Owners a. Nielsen

 S. DK CH, Copenhagen Winner 18, 19, Lord Sinclair of Swala Pala

 Owners A. Nielsen/Therese Kindberg

 Breeder of Lord Sinclair Lise Durlot

 

 

HOW MUCH FOR A PUPPY?

 
Let me say a few words to you, yes you, the person who writes an email to simply ask the price. The person who calls and after hearing a price surprisedly states: “I can buy a cheaper pup elsewhere”. I also address you; the person who doesn’t care about papers because I want “just a pet”.
No dog is “just a pet”.
Behind every pure bred puppy/dog is a BREEDER. I’m using capital letters to differentiate a breeder from a pet factory or mill. A reputable breeder does not breed dogs without papers, that does not protect the integrity of the breed. Registration (papers) are records of lineage that document bloodline and allow one to research any possible health issues present in the lineage. When you tell a Breeder you don’t care about papers what you’re really telling them is you couldn’t care less about the health of the puppy you just want the cheapest thing you can find! When you select to buy a puppy from a reputable and quality breeder, this breeder is responsible for the health of every pup ; both dogs owned and every pup they’ve sold for its lifetime. This breeder will skip holidays, miss sleeping, and most of their personal house space has been turned into space for their dogs . The truly passionate breeder who loves what they breed, puts their whole heart and soul into it. Not only in puppies that are sold, but also in each client who owns a piece of their heart and now is a member of their extended family. This does not take into account any puppy/dog who might get sick or need extra help to thrive. Breeders worry about their babies after they leave and will take one back without question.
A breeder will get their hands dirty, often covered in everything accompanied with birthing. Because that’s what life is about...In the middle of birth and death is life. The wheel that keeps turning. A breeder will do tests, echos, xrays, analysis, emergency c sections, vaccinations, register litters, research pedigrees, deworm, as well as microchip their puppies and get them evaluated by specialists.
Last but by no means least, a breeder CHOOSES the family lucky enough to have one of their puppies. Yes, you read that right. A true breeder chooses who they sell to because they are not making money off the sale. There is no compensation that can offset the investment a Breeder has made so they need to be confident its the right fit. Many times saying more no then yes... A good Breeder will have different criteria for those wanting to carry on their bloodline, why? Because breeding is not a responsibility to ever be taken lightly, it’s a lifestyle choice set aside for ONLY the few devoted people willing to sacrifice.
Because a dog is never “just a pet” it’s the Breeder’s legacy, a little boy’s best friend, a little girls protector, an elderly persons therapy, a member of the family, someone’s whole world!

Er basenji den rigtige hund for dig og din familie?

De er søde! 

Og deres korte pels, moderat størrelse, fantastisk udseende som voksne tilføjer kun til deres appel. Plus de gøer ikke. Men tag ikke fejl.

Basenji kan være den eneste race, hvor deres ejere fortæller om den ødelæggelse, de bringer. Nye ejere lærer hurtigt at sætte beskidte tøj væk, fjernbetjeningen i en skuffe og skraldet bag en lukket dør Eller hvis man glemmer at flytte sine sko, kan de være bidt i stykker. Eller at hvalpen/ hunden åbner køkkenskabet og tømmer det for mel, gryn og hvad der ellers er, ud på køkkengulvet. Finder køkkenrulle / toiletpapiret som bliver bidt og kradser til confetti. 

De lærer også, at en træt hund er en god hund. Og at en Basenji opvokset med kærlighed og tålmodighed, er en glæde. Læs mere i nedenstående for at finde ud af, hvorfor Basenji-entusiaster foretrækker denne race over andre

Basenji gø'er ikke, men de er ikke stumme. De kan klynke, skrige, græde som et barn, og synge med de bedste af dem. De har et hårrejsende  skrig såvel som en dejlig lyd nogle ejere beskriver som en yodel. Disse er ikke de eneste karakteristika, der sætter Basenjis bortset fra andre racer. De beskrives ofte som kat-lignende, og det afhænger af hvor meget du kan lide katte, det kan være tiltalende. Hvis det er muligt, brug lidt tid med voksne Basenjis. Du kan indse at du vil have en mere hundlignende hund, eller du kan blive forelsket i denne specielle race.

Og hvis alt går godt, vil du kunne nyde deres fornærmelser i mange år. Som det gælder for alle racer, kan Basenjis have arvelige sundhedsmæssige problemer. For at finde ud af mere om disse sygdomme, spørg opdrætteren. ingen opdrætter kan være 100% sikker på at en hvalp vil være fri for sygdom. Opdrættere, der er bekymrede for racenes velfærd, gør deres bedste for at producere sunde Basenjis ved at bruge alle tilgængelige sundhedsforsøg, inden de opdrætter. spørg før du køber!

De er kloge, ikke nødvendigvis lydige!

Og de vil ud, de er smarte og vil udfordre dig, hvis du ikke er forsigtig. Tilmeld dig og familien til hvalpetræning  og grundlæggende lydighed, kan anbefales. En god lydighedsklasse hjælper dig med at lære at kommunikere med din Basenji og forbedre livskvaliteten for alle. Basenjis har et ry for at være utrættelig, men de lærer hurtigt at bruge positive forstærkningsteknikker. Undgå trænere, der bruger hårde teknikker - der er aldrig grund til at ramme eller skade en hund under træningen. At finde den rigtige træner er vigtig for dig og din nye hvalp.

De er energiske!

Men de vil ikke vokse op til at være en frisbee hund, og du bliver hårdt presset for at få de fleste Basenjis til at hente en pind med nogen pålidelighed. Hvad de vil gøre, er at jage hver egern, kat og kanin, de ser, så det er vigtigt at holde dem i snor, medmindre de er i et sikkert område. Der er aktiviteter, du kan nyde med din Basenji. 

lure coursing, sporing, lydighed og agility. 

Myndeklubben har bl. A lure coursing - http://www.myndeklubben.dk/

De leder efter det rigtige hjem!

Selvom Basenjis normalt kommer i løbetid en gang om året (i efteråret), er det aldrig for tidligt at starte med at interviewe opdrættere, for dette år eller næste år. Du må måske rejse lidt, og når du finder en opdrætter du kan lide, være så forberedt på at vente på din hvalp. 

Basenji-opdrættet om efteråret vil føde deres hvalpe i efterår, tidlig vinter. Hvalpene er ikke klar til at forlade deres mor før de er mindst otte uger gamle og har deres første vaccination

Hvis alle er enige om at anskaffe en Basenji er i velkomne til at kontakte os på mail

kimwitu@gmail.com med nedensående beskrivelser.


beskriv lidt om hvem du/I er og hvor du/I bor. 

 

Har du/I erfaring med Basenji?  


beskriv hvorfor netop det skal være en Basenj der skal være medlem af familien. 

Har du/I læst om og kigget video om Basenji


Er Basenji den rette hund? Når du/I har læst om racen. 


Beskriv om hvordan hunden vil opholde sig når den er alene hjemme. 

F.eks hvor mange timer alene, hvilke forhold ect. 


Er andre opdrættere besøgt eller kontaktet? 


Hvis du/I har andre spørgsmål.