Dog and cat breeders in Barnsley
Discover all certified professional breeders in Barnsley and the England region (United Kingdom). Up-to-date directory of verified breeders.
11 breeders in Barnsley
Victoria C
Pomsky breeder specializing in Barnsley.
Barnsley metropolitan Borough council
Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council breeds health-tested Beagles in Barnsley, raising puppies in a family-home setting under a five-star breeding licence.
Chris Halliday 5 * Licensed Breeder
A licensed Barnsley dog breeding establishment raising Golden Retrievers and F1 Miniature Goldendoodles from health-tested parents.
Glen G
Glen G is a small, premium four-star home breeder in Barnsley raising English Cocker Spaniels, Labradoodles and Cavapoos with lifelong support.
Hodroydhounds
Hodroydhounds is a council-licensed Barnsley breeder raising home-reared, health-tested English Cocker Spaniels, Cavalier King Charles Spaniels and Cavapoos.
Karen
Karen runs a small Barnsley kennel breeding and showing Chihuahuas and Italian Greyhounds, with around 40 years of dog-show experience.
Mark Neesham
This Barnsley dog breeder has shared life with Boxers for around fifteen years and values the breed’s loyal, calm, playful and faithful nature.
TeddyGems British Shorthairs
TeddyGems British Shorthairs is a Barnsley cattery raising indoor-reared British Shorthair kittens with attention to health, temperament and early socialisation.
Tialusso
Specialized Shih Tzu breeding in Barnsley.
millsmith labradors
Millsmith Labradors is a five-star council-licensed dog breeder in Barnsley, listed for Labrador Retrievers and Miniature American Shepherds.
Lee porro
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Barnsley and the England region (United Kingdom) are home to a growing number of professional breeders. Our directory helps you find nearby catteries and dog breeders, all registered with the national registry.
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