Dog and cat breeders in Falkensee
Discover all certified professional breeders in Falkensee and the Brandenburg region (Germany). Up-to-date directory of verified breeders.
16 breeders in Falkensee

Eurasierzucht von Falkensee
Die Eurasierzucht von Falkensee has been breeding Eurasiers in a family environment since 2007 and responsibly prepares its puppies for their new home.

From The Writer’s Street
From The Writer’s Street is a dog breeder in Falkensee for Staffordshire Bull Terriers with a particular interest in Miniature Bull Terriers.

Tequila's Oase
Tequila's Oase is a lovingly run Bobtail breeding kennel in Falkensee and continues to support its puppy owners even after they have taken their puppies home.

vom Falkenseer Stern
Vom Falkenseer Stern is a hobby kennel for German Shepherd Dogs in Falkensee with many years of experience in dog sports.

vom Moseleck
The Hovawart kennel vom Moseleck in Falkensee is planning a G-litter for April 2024 and is a member of the Hovawart Zuchtgemeinschaft Deutschland e.V.

Kobayashi Maru

aus dem Buntspecht-Wald

von Tini’s Meute


vom See der Falken
Vom See der Falken is a small, reputable cattery in Falkensee for Sacred Birman and Maine Coon cats on the outskirts of Berlin.

von Ben Attow
Specialized breeding of pedigree dogs in Falkensee (14612).

von Tinis Meute
Von Tini’s Meute has been breeding athletic Giant Schnauzers from HD-free lines with FCI, VDH and PSK documentation in Falkensee since 1985.

von der Koboldbande
Specialized breeding of Chihuahua kurzhaariger Schlag and Chihuahua langhaariger Schlag in Falkensee (14612).

Coloured-Pearls

Foxterrier v. Falkensee

Wild Dancer´s

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Falkensee and the Brandenburg 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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