Dog and cat breeders in Florence
Discover all certified professional breeders in Florence and the Toscane region (Italy). Up-to-date directory, verified breeders.
25 breeders in Florence

CASTELPETROIO

DEL DAVID



DELL'ORCAGNA

Drakkar


ES* Demogorgon

FAB TRIBE

IKANIKA

LILYBLOOM'S

LUNA GRISE

MAGICAL FLORENCE

Of Silver Gloss


VON AUSSEHEN BLACK


ANFI
ANFI is a British Longhair cattery in Firenze, with the Duchy of Teddy Bears cattery name and a focus on selected pedigrees.

ANFI FIFE
The ANFI FIFE cattery in Florence is dedicated to Norwegian Forest Cats, appreciated for their natural charm and Nordic origins.
Agapes Mu


Allevamento dei Pallavicini
Based in Florence, Allevamento dei Pallavicini breeds Boxers and Continental Bulldogs in a home environment, with limited annual litters.
Degli Uffizi

ENCI
ENCI is an amateur Rottweiler kennel in Florence, focused on careful selection, raising puppies in a family environment, and support after placement.

ENCI
ENCI is an amateur Jack Russell Terrier kennel in Firenze, recognized by ENCI and FCI, with puppies raised in a home environment.

ENCI - FCI
ENCI - FCI breeds Basenji in Firenze, placing health, balanced temperament, family life, and proper socialization of the puppies at the center.

ENFI
ENFI is a small family Ragdoll cattery in Florence, born from a passion for a gentle, expressive and fascinating breed.
GIUFRANS


I Molossi dell'Etna
I Molossi dell'Etna is a kennel in Florence that breeds Dogue de Bordeaux and English Bulldog, with forty years of experience and numerous titles obtained.

Max
Maine Coon breeder based in Florence, identified by a cattery name registered since 2017.
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Florence and the Toscane region (Italy) have a growing number of professional breeders. Our directory helps you discover the nearest catteries and dog breeders, all declared in the national registry.
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