Dog and cat breeders in Marl
Discover all certified professional breeders in Marl and the Rhénanie du Nord-Westphalie region (Germany). Up-to-date directory, verified breeders.
15 breeders in Marl

Le avventure della vita
Specialized Lagotto Romagnolo breeding in Marl (45768).

Lippedeich´s Maine Coon

**RACOONPASSION**
RACOONPASSION is a small Maine Coon hobby cattery in Marl in the Recklinghausen district on the edge of the Ruhr area.

Chihuahua von Vorberg
Chihuahua von Vorberg is a small hobby breeding kennel in Marl, whose dogs are part of the family and which has one or two Chihuahua litters annually.


De Montemajor

Samojeden von Meronhlare

afymir´s
Afymir´s breeds Norwegian Forest Cats in Marl and places affectionate, playful kittens with pedigrees.
from-angies-sweet-home
From Angies Sweet Home is a hobby breeder of Yorkshire Terriers in Marl.



milemis Perser & Exotic Shorthair

mon petit chouchou
Mon Petit Chouchou is a private hobby breeder in Marl dedicated to Biewer Yorkshire Terriers and occasionally offering puppies.

of Candymoor
Of Candymoor is a cattery in Marl specializing in Somali and Abyssinian.

vom Loemuehlental
Vom Loemuehlental is a small Ragdoll hobby cattery in Marl that occasionally places kittens in responsible, loving hands.

vom Wolfshof
Vom Wolfshof has been breeding Old German Shepherd Dogs in Marl since 1989, raising them in a home with a garden and not placing them in kennel housing.
vom schwarzen Kalifen

von den kleinen Räubern
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Marl and the Rhénanie du Nord-Westphalie 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.
Adopting locally has several advantages: you can easily visit the breeder, meet the parents, and benefit from nearby follow-up after adoption. It is also a sign of quality, as it limits stressful travel for animals.
Before any commitment, check the breeder’s SIREN number, ask to see breeding conditions, and take time to discuss the specific needs of the chosen breed.