Basenjis are independent and often choose whether to comply. This selective responsiveness is commonly interpreted as stubbornness.
They learn quickly and solve problems, but may not obey automatically. Training works best with consistency and clear boundaries.
They can integrate well with families when socialized early, but their independence and prey drive require structured expectations.
Not inherently. Behavior depends on socialization, environment, and handling.
They are intelligent but independent, so training requires patience and consistency.
Yes, many form strong attachments to familiar people while remaining reserved with strangers.