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North Dakota: Norwegian Elkhound Breeders
Below is a sample search of our Norwegian Elkhound breeders with puppies for sale. The search tool above returns a list of breeders located listings located nearest to the zip or postal code you enter. From there you can see photos of their pups, find out detailed information on their web page and contact them by email, phonoe or even get driving directions.
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ELKHOUND ACRES
Additional Information: ELKHOUND ACRES have been raising only AKC Elkhounds for pets and companions since 1988 in a farm family setting.Great dispositions ..Health guaranteed..Pups usually available ,. Pictures available.
Elkhound Acres
Additional Information: Elkhound Acres have been breeding and raising only Elkhounds for pets and companions..Pups are guaranteed healthy with all shots etc done up to date. Are AKC registered Reserve a pup with a deposit.
Gail's Elkhounds
Additional Information: I have raised and loved Elkhounds for over 25 years. All my dogs are handled daily.shots and worming are up to date. . Puppy's available in spring 2017.
all my elkhounds are akc registered and have been farm raised and have been handled daily .shots are up to date.these dogs are people loving... ...
Tioka Norwegian Elkhounds
Additional Information: We have been blessed to have Norwegian Elkhounds in our lives since 1977. We have bred top winning Elkhounds but most of all great companions with good health is our goal.
Currently we have 2 five year old males available. Their names are Cynder and Mikki. Unfortunately their previous owners had to move and were... ...
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