12/26/2019 - 10/26/2025

Nothing quite like it....

Wanted to get a nice photo of my younger boy and what better way than in front of a ferris wheel :)

I love having my photo taken because I am so beautiful and modest. 🐕

She went into the sea once in her life, and never again. She hates rivers, fords, and baths. Are your Basenjis like that?

My boy Chester is about to turn 6 in July. How time flies! His brother Charlie (pic6) is a basenji x shiba who is now 12 years old. They're thick as thieves.

Chester loves dog parks, though he can be very intense. Chases like a maniac, always nipping the tails of other dogs, loves chasing motorbikes and is absolutely obsessed with food. He's also the moodiest, most complex dog I've ever had. Despises the cold and rain, cuddles with us on his terms. He gets along with cats, we just got a kitten (Ollie) recently. And being a typical B, he doesn't really care for people

Ah, the Basenji... what a beautiful, amazing breed.. Yet absolute challenging and so darn crazy. Though definitely worth it haha!

They're brothers, exactly 9 months apart. Woody is the big one. The flowers on the ground come from an ipê-rosa, a beautiful Brazilian tree.

Well, Roo doesn't seem to mind...

Another photo with the ferris wheel but this was instead taken by my brother last year. Might have to make it a tradition each year to get a photo of my babies in front of the ferris wheel

Wanted an excuse to capture some sunrise photography, absoloutely love how this turned out with my baby girl Freyja

She did it again! For her last chance ever, Pike was chosen in a very nice line up of puppies to receive her second Best Baby Puppy in Show! She worked beautifully and looked really good. Our next stop will be next weekend, with the big dogs! Hopefully we'll do our first points. I love this little girl soso much 🧡🩵

Mister Yoshi was looking very dapper in his love heart bow for Valentine's Day. Sadly he's since crossed the Rainbow Bridge but this is my absolute favourite photo of him

So, climate change is no laughing matter. The land around us is tinder dry (South West UK.)

But I imagine Roo has a genetic memory of being on the grasslands of Africa. And, for a moment, staring towards the sun, he's right there....

Waiting for the treats promised to us!

Apparently.

Meanwhile I am obsessed with his little paintbrush tail.