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July/August/September Vol.48 | No.3 | JUL AUG SEPT | 2013 the official publication of the Basenji Club of America, Inc. CONTENTS BCOA BULLETIN Jul aug sept 2013 On the cover Avongara Naziki, SC Naziki has been keen for lure coursing since she ar- 2013 BCOA Best of rived in Seattle from the Congo in March 2011. Those Breed who have seen her run, note how deep she will AKC Lure Coursing take a corner and how efficiently she comes out of it all with great speed. With both of her majors now under her dewclaw, we aim to wrap up her AKC Field Breeder Championship soon. Mother Nature Owner Meanwhile, Naziki has enjoyed her first litter, sired by MBISS Am/Can Ch. Penda Taji’s Tri-Umphant One, Katie Campbell JC, SDHR “Shadow” by frozen semen. We wish these Taji Basenjis pups good luck and success in all of their ventures Seattle, WA and hope that their virtues, vigor and delightful nature will benefit future generations. www.TajiBasenjis.com Taji’s hAfrican Chief “Chief” TAJI@ktcampbell in residence at Taji in Seattle Taji’s hAfrican Tri-bal Warrior at Tokaji “Pickles” with Dee Hardy & Trish Hallam in England Taji’s hAfrican “Rebel” with Tony & Stephany Breed in Shoreline, WA D AR Taji’s hAfrican Queen “Disa” D with Jared & Barbara Reisinger in Redmond, WA OO W Taji’s hAfrican Savannah at Quercus “Acacia” with Andrea & Tim Walters in Swanton, OH EORGE G cover photo : George Woodard 19 THE WILD ROOts OF THE BasenjI MBISS GCh. Sirobe Egotistical Rosewood A BReeDER-JUDge’S assessMENT OF baseNJIS IN 1970 DEPARTMENTS (Ch. Meisterhaus Egoiste x BISS Ch. Rosewood Mystic Illusion) BY JERalDeeN CRANDall 09 About this Issue 20 NEW PRA Gene BY KIRSTEN SIGRIST 10 Contributors 21 SpaRCS ARE LIT 12 Letters ON CANINE ORIGINS AND MORE 14 From the President BY JAMes JOHANNes & LIsa SabaN 18 Junior Eye View 22 THE OLD SOuls OF BasenjIS 32 Points of View ANCIENT boNDS peRSIST BY BIll MC caNN UPDATES 24 It’S WHat’S up FROnt THat COunts FRONT asseMblIes ARE keY TO TYpe AND FUNCTION 38 Committee Reports BY PATRICIA TROTTER 39 Club columns 26 JUDGIng THE BasenjI ObseRVATIONS FROM AN AUSTRalIAN BReeDER-juDge TALLIES, TITLES & REPORTS BY DoReeN DuFFIN 88 OFA Reports 36 Russell HenDREN A class ACT 92 New Titles BY JUDY STAHL 94 2013 Standings 50 tHE NatIOnal SpeCIaltY 98 BCOA & BHE Financials PHOTos, suMMARIes, AND all THE ResulTS Photo by George Woodard Bred by Bradley Phifer and Beth Redo-Rahm Owned by Bradley Phifer | Sirobe Basenjis | [email protected] | (317) 408-8018 www.facebook.com/basenji.org BCOA Bulletin (JUL/AUG/SEP ’13) 1 Ad design by Kyle Cabral www.kaleonahe.com COMMITTEES & CHAIRS FunD RaISIng COmmIttee PublIC EDUCatION Sue Campeau Brad Phifer AFRICan STOCK PROjeCT smcampeau_suddanly [email protected] James Johannes @yahoo.com The Official Publication ResCue LIAISOn [email protected] HealtH & ReseaRCH Carrie Jones of the Basenji Club of America, Inc. 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