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Emmett. Anyone in Washington who's met Dorothy as she takes Pucker and Rev on their three daily walks can attest to the aloofness displayed by the Whites Basenjis. They’re friendly enough but distant. They’ll allow themselves to be stroked and made over but they never ask for it—especially from strangers.
Like Greta Garbo, they often want to be alone. When they exhibit that longing for solitude, “you dasn't violate their wish,” Emmett maintained.
According to the Whites, Basenjis are hard dogs to train even though the animals are highly intelligent. It’s imperative to use a soft, firm voice—never a scream or yell—and under no conditions should they be physically beaten. “If you come down on them when they don’t deserve it or come down on them harder than
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