Dog and cat breeders in Berlin
Discover all certified professional breeders in Berlin and the State of Berlin region (Germany). Up-to-date directory, verified breeders.
298 breeders in Berlin
Frau.Herold
Gonczy Urok
Heilige Birma von d. Knickknack-Cats
The small, club-registered hobby cattery in Berlin is dedicated to the Birman and breeds with a focus on health and good socialization.
Kick´em Jenny Maine Coon Cats
Kick´em Jenny Maine Coon Cats is a small hobby cattery for Maine Coon cats on the outskirts of Berlin-Spandau.
Klein Darling's
L'vinoe Serdce
L'vinoe Serdce is a small private cattery in Berlin specializing in Russian Blue cats.
MIGHTY STAFFS
Make My Day
Matchless Kennel OEB
Matchless Kennel OEB is a Berlin-based dog breeder for English Toy Terriers with a family-oriented and health-conscious breeding approach.
Maya Gold Bengalkatzen
McAllister‘s
Mopszwinger von Triloff
The von Triloff Pug kennel is a dog breeding establishment in Berlin, associated with the Komondor, and describes a family-based upbringing of the puppies.
Mueggelbergen´s
Mueggelbergen´s breeds Persians and Himalayans in Berlin with tested parent animals and provides comprehensive support when placing thoroughly prepared kittens.
My Longtime Companion
Märchenland's Bologneser
Nanook`s
Norwegische Walldkatzen-Biela
Of Red Temptation
Of-Funny-Tigers
Paladija
Papillon von Montmartre
Persakatze
Ricky' s Havaneser (VDH)
Ricky’s Havaneser is a lovingly run VDH breeding program for Bichons Havanais in Berlin.
Setterwald
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Berlin and the State of Berlin region (Germany) have a growing number of professional breeders. Our directory helps you discover the nearest catteries and dog breeders, all declared in the national registry.
Adopting locally has several advantages: you can easily visit the breeder, meet the parents, and benefit from nearby follow-up after adoption. It is also a sign of quality, as it limits stressful travel for animals.
Before any commitment, check the breeder’s SIREN number, ask to see breeding conditions, and take time to discuss the specific needs of the chosen breed.