Dog and cat breeders in Chelmsford
Discover all certified professional breeders in Chelmsford and the England region (United Kingdom). Up-to-date directory of verified breeders.
9 breeders in Chelmsford
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Essex cockapoos and toy poodles
Essex Cockapoos and Toy Poodles is a licensed family-based breeder in Chelmsford, raising Toy American Cockapoos and Toy Poodles in a home environment.
Chelmsford
Chelmsford is a five-star council-licensed breeder of Maltipoos, Cavapoos, Miniature American Shepherds and English Toy Terriers raised in a family home.
Maldon, Essex
Maldon, Essex is a Chelmsford-based dog breeder of English Cocker Spaniels and Cockapoos, registered with Maldon District Council.
Michele S.
This small Essex dog breeding establishment near Chelmsford breeds Continental Bulldogs and Boxers, with an emphasis on health screening and temperament.
Mrs Parker
Specialized breeding of Maltese, Maltipoo and Toy Poodle in Chelmsford.
Paddock farm 5⭐️⭐⭐⭐⭐ breeder
Paddock Farm is a Chelmsford dog breeder of English Cocker Spaniels and Cavapoos, placing health, quality and canine welfare first.
Taiping Toy Schnauzers LTD
Taiping Toy Schnauzers LTD is a five-star, Maldon District Council-licensed home breeder in Chelmsford, raising three dog breeds with health testing and home socialisation.
Vanessa Ellis
A small Chelmsford hobby breeder raising English Cocker Spaniel puppies in a family home, with Kennel Club and local-authority recognition.
wildwest_o.e.bs
wildwest_o.e.bs is a licensed Olde English Bulldogge kennel in Chelmsford, with a health-tested breeding programme focused on temperament and lifelong canine welfare.
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Chelmsford 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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