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Basenji Club of America (BCOA).
United States parent club
for the Basenji dog breed. Affiliated with the American Kennel Club. |
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Evergreen Basenji Club (EBC).
Basenji club located in the
State of Washington (Seattle / Tacoma). Affiliated with the BCOA. |
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"MAFAILI YA BASENJI" |
Mafaili Ya Basenji. Web's largest "Basenji Reference Library". | ||
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Baraka Basenjis. Paul Root and Bill Bowlus. | ||
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African Stock Project. Basenji
breeders found they
needed to add more diversity to the limited gene pool of domestic
Basenjis in the United States. The project provides information on the
1987-88 imports from N.E. Zaire, Africa and their direct descendants.
It also includes previous and current imports from Africa. |
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The Newest African Imports.The BCOA is planning on requesting that the AKC reopen the stud book.to register recent imports from Africa. Pictures and information is available on this site on the African Imports that have been put forward by their owners to be considered for registration. | ||
 Calypso Basenjis Dharian Basenjis Article in The Yolder |
Avuvi Project.
Robert Dean facilitated the importation of village dogs from Benin in
2004. The goal of the project is to maintain a small, viable population
of aboriginal dogs from West Africa.
Planned
breeding of Avuvi Afonhaan |
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Association
Burkinbé Idi du Sahel (ABIS). This
site is in German. The A.B.I.S. is an association for the preservation
of the South Saharan nomad's sighthound. It describes the
Azawakh found in the Saharan countries of Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso.
Several expeditions have been conducted to document and bring back
native dogs from these countries. Dogs brought back are presented on
this site along with video and pictures of native dogs. |
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| Sloughi African Imports | Shi' Ryan Sloughi's African imports | ||
| Africanis |
Africanis
Society of
Southern Africa. This organization was started by Johan
Gallant and Dr Udo Küsel (director of the National Cultural
History Museum) to preserve the southern African native dogs. The
organization maintains a code of ethics, guidelines for breeding,
regulations and a procedure for registration, and a register of
inspected and approved Africanis dogs. |
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The
Ethiopian Wolf Conservation Programme is a WildCRU (Oxford
University) endeavour to help protect these Endangered canids and the
Afroalpine habitats they inhabit. It works under an agreement with
Ethiopia's Wildlife Conservation Department and Regional Governments,
with the aegis of the IUCN Canid Specialist Group. |
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The Canine Diversity Project
provides information to
dog breeders on the dangers of inbreeding and the overuse of popular
sires and how both these practices lead to loss of genetic diversity
and an increase in the frequency of genetic problems in dogs. |
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 Society for Canine Genetic
Health and Ethics
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Society for Canine Genetic Health and Ethics is a Finnish organization concerned with Canine Genetic Health and Breeder ethics aimed at providing better welfare for dogs. | ||
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American Kennel Club Canine Health Foundation funds research and supports canine health scientists and professionals in their efforts to study the causes and origins of canine disease and afflictions in order to formulate effective treatments |
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American Sighthound Field Association (ASFA). Lure coursing association. |
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The North American Dog Agility Council (NADAC). Formed in 1993 to promote the sport of agility in North America. | ||
| Serve Our Dog Areas |
SODA. Non-profit organization that supports and runs the Off-leash dog areas in Marymoor Park in Redmond and Grandview Park in SeaTac. | ||
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