Summary for Litter D puppies:
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Males:
KarelianHaus Danny "Juro": - Finland KarelianHaus Domino "Rooster": - Yukon, Canada KarelianHaus Daim "TBD": - Available, Contact us for more info. KarelianHaus Dumle "Björn": - Alberta, Canada |
Females:
KarelianHaus Déjà Vu "TBD": - California, USA KarelianHaus Dova "Tova": - New Jersey, USA KarelianHaus Dottie "Dottie": - Alberta, Canada KarelianHaus Deni "Deni": - Alberta, Canada |
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This litter is a repeat of our "B" litter - one which has already broken records including attending the political G7 event in 2025, a Junior World Winner (Helsinki WDS '25), winning a Reserve Best In Show at Finland largest show of the year (5991 entries), pheasant hunting/retrieving, and barking at several game including NA Moose, NA Bear, Finnish Moose, and European Brown Bears.
Both parents have passed their basic required health clearances as well as several additional ones that we make mandatory for our own breeding dogs. The combined hip index for this litter is currently sitting at 211, which is well above the ideal 200 minimum set out by the SPJ. When it comes to epilepsy, something that happens within the breed, the litters expected epilepsy score is currently sitting at 0.219, which is well below the ideal 0.6 maximum set out by the SPJ. Also, this combination will produce puppies that fit within the written standard for colours and traits. LTV and other spinal problems are starting to be a large problem within the breed with ~45% of dogs affected by some level of an LTV score. Vila has an LTV1 (the lowest level possible) due to a shortened L7 vertebrae, Pikki has a clear LTV0.
Vila hasn't had much of a show career, yet, just due to scheduling and timing, but she has earned 8/10 points towards her Canadian Championship in just a few short weekends.
Pikki on the other hand has had a wonderful show career. He completed his Canadian championship with ease, including some group placements which are challenging to attain for a rare breed. He is also the first KBD in history to have earned his Canadian Grand Championship. While overseas in late 2023 he also had great success in the show ring. He earned his Finnish Junior Championship in two days making him the fastest KBD to earn this title in history and the first non nordic living KBD to earn this title. During that trip he also earned his 2 CAC's as well as a CACIB-J and a CACIB. In 2025 Pikki travelled back to Finland where he earned several titles including Estonian Champion, Lithuanian Champion, Finnish Champion, Helsinki Circuit Winner 2025, Vice World Winner 2025, Finnish Winner 2025, C.I.E, and C.I.B. Most importantly Pikki earned 3 first prize moose trial results, making him the first KBD in North American history to earn any working results in Finland.
Structurally these two dogs compliment each other beautifully, with very few structural faults between them. Vila has a slightly wide set ear whereas Pikki has a model head and Pikki is on the upper end of the standard in both weight and height whereas Vila is right at the middle of the standard. From this pairing we are expecting attractive dogs that fit within the standard both in structure and size, which has been proven with their first litter together (Litter B).
Behaviourally speaking Pikki is a confident dog, and shows no aggression towards other dogs. He has been great with all people and responds well to commands and body language. His recall is just as expected for the breed, poor, although it is not something we specifically work on with our dogs. Pikki is happy to be with his people but he is more than willing to depart on his own adventures into the forest to bark at any game he can find. Vila is quite different from Pikki, she is very eager to work one on one with her person and has been easy to train obedience to (when considering the breed as a whole). She learns very quickly and prefers to stay nearby, making her the perfect companion in anything we pursue together. This pairing produces well rounded, confident, and easy to train, dogs that work as a team with their people in whatever avenue they decide to pursue.
Finally, being that the Karelian Bear Dog population and diversity is so low it is vital to produce litters that are diverse in genetics and this combination does just that with a pedigree COI of 2.44% and a KVP of 0.56 over 8 generations; we can also easily see the pedigree all the way back to the 1950's. Their shared pedigree can be seen HERE.
We hope that a number of these puppies will have the opportunity to work large game and/or show in the conformation ring in whichever part of the world they may end up in.
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All the puppies will come with the following:
-CKC registration (AKC FSS registration will be done only on puppies moving to the USA and participating in shows/trials)
-DNA tested for proof of non-affected status of the current known health markers in the breed.
-First vaccine, done at ~8 weeks of age. Additional vaccines will be done if the puppies will be picked up at a later date.
-Microchip identification
-Several deworming's
-Puppy pack to go home with
-Pet insurance trial (4 weeks of coverage)
-Lifetime breeder support
**Puppies moving to the USA will have additional items on an as needed basis due to the 6 month minimum age; to be discussed with each home individually.
All of our puppies are sold on a limited registration and a co-ownership until spayed/neutered; unless otherwise agreed upon.
*Priority for our puppies will always be given to active hunting/working homes*
Both parents have passed their basic required health clearances as well as several additional ones that we make mandatory for our own breeding dogs. The combined hip index for this litter is currently sitting at 211, which is well above the ideal 200 minimum set out by the SPJ. When it comes to epilepsy, something that happens within the breed, the litters expected epilepsy score is currently sitting at 0.219, which is well below the ideal 0.6 maximum set out by the SPJ. Also, this combination will produce puppies that fit within the written standard for colours and traits. LTV and other spinal problems are starting to be a large problem within the breed with ~45% of dogs affected by some level of an LTV score. Vila has an LTV1 (the lowest level possible) due to a shortened L7 vertebrae, Pikki has a clear LTV0.
Vila hasn't had much of a show career, yet, just due to scheduling and timing, but she has earned 8/10 points towards her Canadian Championship in just a few short weekends.
Pikki on the other hand has had a wonderful show career. He completed his Canadian championship with ease, including some group placements which are challenging to attain for a rare breed. He is also the first KBD in history to have earned his Canadian Grand Championship. While overseas in late 2023 he also had great success in the show ring. He earned his Finnish Junior Championship in two days making him the fastest KBD to earn this title in history and the first non nordic living KBD to earn this title. During that trip he also earned his 2 CAC's as well as a CACIB-J and a CACIB. In 2025 Pikki travelled back to Finland where he earned several titles including Estonian Champion, Lithuanian Champion, Finnish Champion, Helsinki Circuit Winner 2025, Vice World Winner 2025, Finnish Winner 2025, C.I.E, and C.I.B. Most importantly Pikki earned 3 first prize moose trial results, making him the first KBD in North American history to earn any working results in Finland.
Structurally these two dogs compliment each other beautifully, with very few structural faults between them. Vila has a slightly wide set ear whereas Pikki has a model head and Pikki is on the upper end of the standard in both weight and height whereas Vila is right at the middle of the standard. From this pairing we are expecting attractive dogs that fit within the standard both in structure and size, which has been proven with their first litter together (Litter B).
Behaviourally speaking Pikki is a confident dog, and shows no aggression towards other dogs. He has been great with all people and responds well to commands and body language. His recall is just as expected for the breed, poor, although it is not something we specifically work on with our dogs. Pikki is happy to be with his people but he is more than willing to depart on his own adventures into the forest to bark at any game he can find. Vila is quite different from Pikki, she is very eager to work one on one with her person and has been easy to train obedience to (when considering the breed as a whole). She learns very quickly and prefers to stay nearby, making her the perfect companion in anything we pursue together. This pairing produces well rounded, confident, and easy to train, dogs that work as a team with their people in whatever avenue they decide to pursue.
Finally, being that the Karelian Bear Dog population and diversity is so low it is vital to produce litters that are diverse in genetics and this combination does just that with a pedigree COI of 2.44% and a KVP of 0.56 over 8 generations; we can also easily see the pedigree all the way back to the 1950's. Their shared pedigree can be seen HERE.
We hope that a number of these puppies will have the opportunity to work large game and/or show in the conformation ring in whichever part of the world they may end up in.
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All the puppies will come with the following:
-CKC registration (AKC FSS registration will be done only on puppies moving to the USA and participating in shows/trials)
-DNA tested for proof of non-affected status of the current known health markers in the breed.
-First vaccine, done at ~8 weeks of age. Additional vaccines will be done if the puppies will be picked up at a later date.
-Microchip identification
-Several deworming's
-Puppy pack to go home with
-Pet insurance trial (4 weeks of coverage)
-Lifetime breeder support
**Puppies moving to the USA will have additional items on an as needed basis due to the 6 month minimum age; to be discussed with each home individually.
All of our puppies are sold on a limited registration and a co-ownership until spayed/neutered; unless otherwise agreed upon.
*Priority for our puppies will always be given to active hunting/working homes*
Eight weeks old:
KarelianHaus Danny "Juro", Male #1, Weight = 5.40kg
KarelianHaus Domino "Rooster", Male #2, Weight = 5.60kg
KarelianHaus Daim "TBD", Male #3, Weight = 5.60kg
KarelianHaus Dumle "Björn", Male #4, Weight = 5.90kg
KarelianHaus Déjà Vu "TBD", Female #1, Weight = 4.50kg
KarelianHaus Dova "Tova", Female #2, Weight = 6.60kg
KarelianHaus Dottie "Dottie", Female #3, Weight = 5.05kg
KarelianHaus Deni "Deni", Female #4, Weight = 4.65kg
Six weeks old:
KarelianHaus Danny "Juro", Male #1, Weight = 4.03kg
KarelianHaus Domino "Rooster", Male #2, Weight = 4.01kg
KarelianHaus Daim "TBD", Male #3, Weight = 4.05kg
KarelianHaus Dumle "Björn", Male #4, Weight = 4.15kg
KarelianHaus Déjà Vu "TBD", Female #1, Weight = 3.52kg
KarelianHaus Dova "Tova", Female #2, Weight = 4.60kg
KarelianHaus Dottie "Dottie", Female #3, Weight = 3.75kg
KarelianHaus Deni "Deni", Female #4, Weight = 3.55kg
Four weeks old:
KarelianHaus Danny "Juro", Male #1, Weight = 2.30kg
KarelianHaus Domino "Rooster", Male #2, Weight = 2.45kg
KarelianHaus Daim "TBD", Male #3, Weight = 2.28kg
KarelianHaus Dumle "Björn", Male #4, Weight = 2.39kg
KarelianHaus Déjà Vu "TBD", Female #1, Weight = 2.09kg
KarelianHaus Dova "Tova", Female #2, Weight = 2.67kg
KarelianHaus Dottie "Dottie", Female #3, Weight = 2.40kg
KarelianHaus Deni "Deni", Female #4, Weight = 2.34kg
Three weeks old:
KarelianHaus Danny "Juro", Male #1, Weight = 1.55kg
KarelianHaus Domino "Rooster", Male #2, Weight = 1.90kg
KarelianHaus Daim "TBD", Male #3, Weight = 1.77kg
KarelianHaus Dumle "Björn", Male #4, Weight = 1.79kg
KarelianHaus Déjà Vu "TBD", Female #1, Weight = 1.54kg
KarelianHaus Dova "Tova", Female #2, Weight = 2.00kg
KarelianHaus Dottie "Dottie", Female #3, Weight = 1.84kg
KarelianHaus Deni "Deni", Female #4, Weight = 1.85kg
Two weeks old:
KarelianHaus Danny "Juro", Male #1, Weight = 1248 grams
KarelianHaus Domino "Rooster", Male #2, Weight = 1424 grams
KarelianHaus Daim "TBD", Male #3, Weight = 1360 grams
KarelianHaus Dumle "Björn", Male #4, Weight = 1345 grams
KarelianHaus Déjà Vu "TBD", Female #1, Weight = 1112 grams
KarelianHaus Dova "Tova", Female #2, Weight = 1489 grams
KarelianHaus Dottie "Dottie", Female #3, Weight = 1404 grams
KarelianHaus Deni "Deni", Female #4, Weight = 1356 grams
One week old:
KarelianHaus Danny "Juro", Male #1, Weight = 804 grams
KarelianHaus Domino "Rooster", Male #2, Weight = 873 grams
KarelianHaus Daim "TBD", Male #3, Weight = 829 grams
KarelianHaus Dumle "Björn", Male #4, Weight = 902 grams
KarelianHaus Déjà Vu "TBD", Female #1, Weight = 688 grams
KarelianHaus Dova "Tova", Female #2, Weight = 903 grams
KarelianHaus Dottie "Dottie", Female #3, Weight = 812 grams
KarelianHaus Deni "Deni", Female #4, Weight = 799 grams
One day old:
KarelianHaus Danny "Juro", Male #1, Weight = 410 grams
KarelianHaus Domino "Rooster", Male #2, Weight = 392 grams
KarelianHaus Daim "TBD", Male #3, Weight = 404 grams
KarelianHaus Dumle "Björn", Male #4, Weight = 436 grams
KarelianHaus Déjà Vu "TBD", Female #1, Weight = 385 grams
KarelianHaus Dova "Tova", Female #2, Weight = 429 grams
KarelianHaus Dottie "Dottie", Female #3, Weight = 411 grams
KarelianHaus Deni "Deni", Female #4, Weight = 398 grams