Samoyed breeders
Vanderbilt Samoyeds
Blair & Judi Elford101 Valley Road, RR #3
Millbrook, ON, L0A 1G0
Tel.: (705) 932-2559
E-mail: samoyeds@gmail.com
Our Sams represent global perspective with top Canadian, European and American lines. We scan the world looking for the best dogs to ensure the future of the breed and the best family companions for you. We've bred multiple All Breed and Specialty (including several Nationals) Best in Shows, Best Puppy in Shows, #1 Samoyeds, Puppy of the Year, and 200+ homebred Champions. We screen for hereditary hip and eye problems, and our puppies carry a comprehensive health guarantee. Samoyeds exclusively since 1977 - there is no substitute for experience.
See our website www.vanderbiltsamoyeds.com/02 for further details.
Sershan Samoyeds
Calgary, AlbertaE-mail: sam64@sershan.ca
At Sershan Samoyeds, we appreciate the true versatility of the Samoyed breed, with many of our Sams being active as Champion show dogs, Sledding, Weight Pulling, Rally-Obedience, Herding, and Agility, not to mention the perfect companion in the home at the end of each day, regardless of the activity.
Our breeding dogs are all health tested and cleared, with puppies available occasionally.
For further details, please visit our website: www.sershan.ca
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