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Ra
Anything that- squeaks must- DIE! | 
 | | Barked: Wed May 23, '07 3:17pm PST | |  | |  | | Yes there are!
Finding them is another story!
I searched for almost 5 months before I contacted a breeder who was still either living in the US or was still breeding.
It was WELL worth the wait! |  |  | |  |
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Grover
tummy rub,- please (don't- make me beg!) |
 | | Barked: Sat Jun 9, '07 12:24pm PST | | | | | | We love the way the look of course, but realy they just look more "balanced" then greyhounds which we like. Because we're such an athletic family, we would like to add another similarly driven family member. I first became aware of this breed when a rescue in GA posted a PH mix. I did some reserach on them, and consequently fell in love. Especially when one site said, "would like daily bike rides" or something to that effect. We cycle all year round and are competitive cyclists and require that our dogs keep up in our rides. We also trail run, swim, and row so they have to travel to all of our races (biweekly), camp and be basically active. That's why we would be interested in finding moreabout this breed. Thanks for all of your help! | | | | |
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Grover
tummy rub,- please (don't- make me beg!) |
| | Barked: Sun Jun 10, '07 10:09pm PST | | | | | | We're in Durango, CO. I don't mind dominating personalities because both my fiance and I have infinitely more patience. I grew up with Dobermans, and my fiance grew up with Labs. We currently have a hybrid (50% content) and a Basenji mix, both of whom think are very independent, but both of whom have been trained to the point that they do great off leash. Both are breeds that when I got them we were told it (trust off leash) would never happen, and that they would be home wreckers, and boy did they try. Both are escape artists, and as a team they are fabulous hunters (though something I discourage). We always look for a challenge! Though we would still love to meet a couple of Pharaoh in person! | | | | |
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Xerxes
I'm supposed to- look skinny!!!! |
| | Barked: Sat Nov 10, '07 9:07am PST | | | | | | If you're in CO, the closest breeders to you would be in either Northern CA, or in TX. The problem at this point is that not many litters are being whelped due to the high numbers in rescue at this point. You really need to go to the PHCA website and contact the rescue chairperson. I think in the year 2007 there were somewhere around 20 PHs in rescue. I know that doesn't seem like a high number to many breeds, but consider that there are maybe 1200-1500 PHs in the US at any given time. 20 is more than 1% and that's alot.
It's true that the PHs aren't, generally speaking, as independent as a Basenji, but alot of the independence factor is specific to the individual. I fostered a PH bitch that wasn't satisfied unless she was in a human lap. My boy, on the other hand, is content to know where I am and keep me in visual contact-for the most part. If given the opportunity between keeping me happy or chasing a deer-the deer will win 100% of the time. | | | | |
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