Breeder List
NOTE:This list is provided for information only and is NOT an endorsement
or recommendation of any breeder or kennel. The following are members of Columbia River
PWC Club (CRPWCC), but in no circumstances does CRPWCC guarantee or warrant
their services or the quality or health of their dogs.
Name |
Kennel Name |
City, State |
Contact Info |
| Barb Jette |
Champoeg |
McMinnville, Oregon |
vanjet@msn.com |
| Patty Gailey |
Triad |
Blackfoot, Idaho |
triadcorgis@msn.com |
| Nissa Lindstrom |
Lindfox |
Grants Pass, Oregon |
lindfox@rvi.net |
| Mary Miller |
Natasha |
Elko, Nevada |
natasha43@frontier.net |
| Donna Newton |
Aurora |
Salem, Oregon |
dn3333@aol.com |
| Ilona Peckham |
Pelona |
Stayton, Oregon |
pelonacorgis@hotmail.com |
| Melonie Reno |
M-azn |
Kuna, Idaho |
m_azn@msn.com |
| Patricia Seifert |
Caamora |
Ridgefield, Washington |
patseifert@juno.com |
| Liz Sessions |
Woodbine |
Portland, Oregon |
sessionse@wcb.com |
| Patsy Smith |
Cariadh |
Portland, Oregon |
smithp@ohsu.edu |
| Cheryle Vannoy |
Champoeg |
McMinnville, Oregon |
vanjet@msn.com |
| Marilyn Van Vleit |
Aurora |
Salem, OR |
mvanvleit@farmersagent.com |
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