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Basenji sighting on selling new york

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i must have glanced up at the tv at just the right moment - a cute little tri with a fancy dog house was on selling new york.

i can't seem to get a direct link, but the show is here:
http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv-selling-new-york/videos/index.html

and the episode is 'dream homes' - the basenji appears about 3:30 into the episode.
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Haha cute little Basenji!
Owned by Anubis and Casey (the Pitbull mix)!
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I would make sure to look for another vet, and I would call the other vet and let them know why you are leaving their practice. Talk to the main vet or office manager and tell them know how they made you feel. Vets are not cheap and if you have a business that service people and their pets you had better be nice, too many vets that are cordial.

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