Dog and cat breeders in Bergheim
Discover all certified professional breeders in Bergheim and the North Rhine-Westphalia region (Germany). Up-to-date directory of verified breeders.
19 breeders in Bergheim
Cziborra-BKH
Specialized breeding of British Shorthair cats in Bergheim (50127).
DoodleIsland
Breeding and training of Doodles (Goldendoodle, Labradoodle, Bernedoodle) in Bergheim; the dogs are intended for family, therapy, and assistance work.
Sabiih al Sahra Sloughis
Sabiih al Sahra is a Sloughi breeding establishment in Bergheim, presented with heart and certified by the Deutscher Windhundzucht- und Rennverband e.V. (DWZRV).
Udako
Udako is a certified Rhodesian Ridgeback kennel in Bergheim that places importance on health, temperament, and a family-oriented upbringing.
vom alten Troll
Vom alten Troll is a Rottweiler breeding kennel in Bergheim that places importance on dogs with sound temperaments, strong social skills, and athletic abilities.
of golden Mountain Lake
von den Glücks Bobby’s
von der weißen Wolke
Auerberg`s Burmesen
Auerberg’s Burmesen is a small hobby cattery for European Burmese in Bergheim, with cats in the colors Brown, Blue, Chocolate and Lilac.
Deep Moon Sea
Specialized Maine Coon breeding in Bergheim (50129).
Pride of Power
Pride of Power is a Continental Bulldog breeder in Bergheim and presented a litter raised close to the family with documented ancestry.
Vom-Hause-Cosenza.de
Vom-Hause-Cosenza.de is a family-oriented dog breeding kennel in Bergheim for Old German Shepherd Dogs and long-haired Dutch Shepherd Dogs.
Fortune-View
Jamili Basenji
Labrador Welpen Erftkreis
vom Schillberg
von der Erft
kennel101
vom Hause Anders
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Bergheim and the North Rhine-Westphalia region (Germany) 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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