Dog and cat breeders in Kevelaer
Discover all certified professional breeders in Kevelaer and the North Rhine-Westphalia region (Germany). Up-to-date directory, verified breeders.
15 breeders in Kevelaer
A-lei-Shari ...
A-lei-Shari breeds Tibetan Terriers in Kevelaer according to the KTR guidelines and also supports the puppy families with coat care.
Clan of Evedar
Clan of Evedar breeds Old German Shepherd Dogs in Kevelaer and places importance on family-oriented keeping, activity and careful puppy socialization.
Eurasier der kleinen Blaike (VDH/FCI)
Polar Arabians' ...
Polar Arabians’ in Kevelaer has many years of experience with dogs; breeding Bichon Frisé was discontinued in 2018.
Scottsdale
Scottsdale is a dog breeding kennel specializing in Bearded Collies in Kevelaer, with around three decades of experience and dedication to the breed.
Waru-Shah’s ...
Waru-Shah’s breeds classic Afghan Hounds in Kevelaer in selected colour varieties, with a focus on beauty and performance.
del Piedra Preciosa
vom Hause Aathalia
vom Kiwittshof
Vom Kiwittshof breeds Parson Russell Terriers in Kevelaer, with a focus on health, temperament, breed type, and early socialization.
Amor and Soul
Amor and Soul is a dog breeder in Kevelaer specializing in French Bulldogs, emphasizing its dedication to the breed.
Eurasier Klub (VDH/FCI/IFEZ)
Japanspitze der kleinen Blaike
Nippon Ami
Nippon Ami is a dog breeder in Kevelaer that provides information about the Japanese Akita, its keeping, nutrition and health.
Weimaraner vom Hemmershof
la Belle Saphire
Specialized breeding of Sacred Birman in Kevelaer (47627).
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Kevelaer and the North Rhine-Westphalia 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.
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