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The dogs make a characteristic noise that’s hard to describe. It falls somewhere between a yodel and a chortle but isn’t really either one. “It's a joy to hear,” said Dorothy, adding that Rev and Pucker generally sounded off when they were extremely happy.
“Or trying to attract attention,” Emmett interjected. “If they're being scolded, they’ll chortle to distract you." Basenjis also whine and growl and “if you step on their toes, they yelp just like a regular dog,” he added.
In addition to their distinctive physical traits, Basenjis—or at least the two that live with Emmett and Dorothy—have personalities that set them apart from most other dogs. “They have a sense of elegance...They’re definitely not a fawning dog. They don’t run up with their tail wagging, licking you and looking for attention,” said
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