A world class security dog company now based near Livingston highlights how Montana can attract and retain highly specialized, high value businesses that operate far beyond traditional industries. Svalinn, founded by Kim Greene, breeds and trains elite protection dogs that sell for 175,000 dollars each, delivering about 20 dogs per year and generating nearly 3 million dollars in revenue in 2024. The operation employs 13 people year round and runs continuously, supporting skilled animal training, logistics, and security work in Park County. While not a traditional tech firm, Svalinn relies on advanced training methods, breeding science, and highly skilled labor, aligning with Montana’s growing reputation for unconventional but high value industries. The success of the business underscores how Montana can compete globally by offering room to grow, a strong workforce, and an environment that supports both innovation and family life.