Basenjis are also known by other names such as African Bush Dog or Barkless Dog. One of the purest and most ancient breeds that originated in the African continent, Basenjis are peculiar looking, athletic and elegant dogs with a silky lustrous coat and patched chest, feet and tail.
Tapeworms or cestoda are parasites which live in the guts of host animals and spend entire generations there. These worms at maturity can reach to about 6 inches in length. They live in the intestinal tract of meat eating animals such as wolves, jackals, dogs, jackals, pigs, goats, horses, sheep and cattle.
Roundworms are white strand-like worms around 4 inches in length. They feed on the body resources for propagation and can cause considerable deterioration in health. They enter into the body in the form of eggs from infected food or water. They can also enter the body through an open wound that has been exposed to contaminated soil.
