Dog and cat breeders in Frederikshavn
Discover all certified professional breeders in Frederikshavn and the Jutland-du-Nord region (Denmark). Up-to-date directory, verified breeders.
13 breeders in Frederikshavn
Brave Moon's
Brave Moon's is a home breeder of Coton de Tuléar in Frederikshavn, focusing on health, early socialization, and coat care.
BullCujo
Camillas cavaliers
Camillas cavaliers near Frederikshavn breeds Cavalier King Charles Spaniels with a focus on health, security and breed-typical temperament.
Fagan
Haldbjergs
Henshu's
Henshu's is a reputable home breeder of Shih Tzu in Frederikshavn, focusing on healthy, breed-typical, and socialized puppies.
Noer's
Noer's in Frederikshavn breeds English Springer Spaniels with a focus on breed-typical and versatile dogs for family life, showing, hunting and activities.
Sagahundens
Sagahundens is a home-based kennel in Frederikshavn that breeds Icelandic Sheepdogs with a focus on health, breed type, genetic diversity and early socialization.
Siverholm`s
Tanalorn
Kennel Tanalorn is a small Whippet breeding kennel in Frederikshavn focusing on socialization, shows, responsible breeding work and DNA profiles for the puppies.
Ultimate Legacy`s
Ultimate Legacy’s is a North Jutland breeding program of Staffordshire Bull Terriers focused on breed type, health-tested breeding dogs, and responsible breeding.
Vennebjergs
Vennebjergs in Frederikshavn is a responsible family breeder of Staffordshire Bull Terriers with DKK breeder training.
Whimpy's
Whimpy's is a small Flat-Coated Retriever breeding program in Frederikshavn, with experience with the breed since 1974 and a focus on health, temperament, working abilities, and conformation.
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Frederikshavn and the Jutland-du-Nord region (Denmark) 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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