Kissabear

Karnovanda’s Kissabear

Pedigree

Although not destined for the show ring, Kissabear gave us two litters. In her first litter she produced our first home bred champion– Ch. Nykiska’s Russian Orchid; and from the second she produced 1997 Top Producing Bitch– Nykiska’s Summer Serenade.

 

Pictured at 12 years of age.

Thank you Kissabear for giving us our name…

February 1987 to February 2000

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Ch. Karnovanda’s Care Bear

(sire)

Ch. Karnovanda’s Some Kind of Hero

Ch. Karnovanda’s Bartholomew

Ch. Karnovanda’s Twilight Time

Ch. Innisfree’s Morning Mist

Ch. Innisfree’s Sierra Cinnar

Innisfree’s Sugar and Spice

 

Ch. Karnovanda’s Aurora Felena

(dam)

Ch. Quiquern’s Silver Shadow

Ch. Kaila’s Beau Bleu of Rosojhn

Karnovanda’s Moonshadow Mist

Ch. Karnovanda’s Twilight Time

Karnovanda’s The Replica

Ch. Karnovanda’s Freya Groznyi