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Aspen Valley Bear Dogs
www.avbeardog.com
PO Box 574
Colville, Washington, 99114
Tel.: 509-684-8031
E-mail: avbeardog@hotmail.com

Welcome to Aspen Valley Karelian Bear Dogs. We specialize in uniting very special Karelian Bear Dog puppies with loving, responsible owners. We raise striking Black & White Karelian Bear Dog puppies that are born in a loving family which includes kids, cats, horses, and other dogs. They are high quality, well socialized, with excellent temperaments. They are a mid-sized dog, with great courage, stamina, and hunting instincts; used by the National Forest Service for protection.

In the U.S., Karelian Bear Dogs are primarily used to protect their masters from predatory animals, such as cougars and bears, and will fight to their death to protect their master. These are working dogs, yet gentle and reliable, even with small children.
Registrations: Universal Kennel Club International

Folding Mountain Karelians Folding Mountain Karelians
P.O. Box 27
Toad River, British Columbia
V0C 2X0
Tel.: (250) 232-5451
Fax: (250) 232-5009
E-mail: foldingmountain@hughes.net

Folding Mountain Karelians is located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains surrounded with wildlife. This remote location offers a unique environment to raise and train our Karelians. Our dogs have jobs to do. We will only breed our bear approved adults as our goal is to raise quality working dogs here in Canada. These amazing dogs have been a welcome addition to our family and our business.
For further details, visit our website at www.foldingmountainkarelians.com.

Country Karelians
www.countrykarelians.com
PO Box 1019
Colville, Washington
99114
Tel.: (509) 684-2345
E-mail: karelians@earthlink.net

Welcome to the world of the KARELIAN BEAR DOG, one of the most fascinating breeds of dogs you will ever know!! Our puppies are UKCI registered, well socialized and from early on have experience with deer, racoons, gofers, etc on our 13 acre farm in the mountains of NorthEast Washington. We are very selective with who we place our pups with — we want owner and puppy to be 'friends for life' and thus have a happy, rewarding relationship. Our puppies are well socialized as they play with our 4 children everyday.

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