Dog and cat breeders in Mainz
Discover all certified professional breeders in Mainz and the Rhénanie-Palatinat region (Germany). Up-to-date directory, verified breeders.
16 breeders in Mainz
Aurum Moguntia
Aurum Moguntia breeds European-type Persian cats in the Mainz area, with long, Persian-type coats in various colors and patterns.
Nordlys Blue
Nordlys Blue breeds Cavalier King Charles Spaniels in Mainz and raises the dogs in a family environment.
Shining Silver Wolf Pack ...
Shining Silver Wolf Pack breeds German Spitz in Mainz, raises the puppies in the house with children and cats, and is a member of the Verein für Deutsche Spitze e.V.
vom Gleisberg
Vom Gleisberg is a family-run Kooikerhondje breeding kennel in Mainz, whose puppies grow up with age-appropriate stimuli.
vom Großberg Weisenau
Vom Großberg Weisenau is a family-run Kromfohrländer breeding kennel in Mainz that is expecting another litter from its own breeding.
vom Lennebergwald
Vom Lennebergwald is a Mainz-based breeding establishment for Pyrenean Shepherds with many years of membership in the Klub für Ungarische Hirtenhunde e.V.
vom schönen Klang
von Ebirnsheym
Specialized Dachshund breeding in Mainz (55129).
von der Zeder
Von der Zeder breeds Old German Shepherd Dogs in Mainz, focusing on health, sound nerves, social compatibility, and suitability for sport and family.
Ace of Heart
BELLA HABANITAS HAVANESER
Juniata
Specialized Maine Coon breeding in Mayence (55120).
Kilikina-Collies
Lovely Squirrel
Vom-Gonsbach
Specialized breeding of pedigree dogs in Mainz (55122).
vom Zaubergarten
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Mainz and the Rhénanie-Palatinat 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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