Dog and cat breeders in Murcia
Discover all certified professional breeders in Murcia and the Murcia region (Spain). Up-to-date directory of verified breeders.
9 breeders in Murcia
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Asociación Salabosque D
This Murcia kennel is dedicated to Yorkshire Terrier, Chihuahua, German Spitz and Poodle, with attentive and affectionate breeding.
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Asociación Salabosque de razas caninas
Family association dedicated to the free-range breeding of Chihuahuas, Maltipoos, Poodles, German Spitz and Maltese, with special attention to their well-being.

Boxer del Zarangorejo
Boxer del Zarangorejo breeds Boxers in Murcia through occasional litters, selecting healthy specimens that conform to the breed standard.
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Encarni
Encarni is a breeder from Murcia dedicated, within a family association, to Chihuahuas, Poodles, German Spitz and Maltese, with canine welfare as a priority.


Mascotas Peña Real
Real Sociedad Canina, in Murcia, breeds and selects Persian and Sphynx cats with a responsible, family-oriented approach.
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Selection Power
Family breeder from Murcia dedicated to Chihuahuas, Poodles, Dachshunds and German Spitz, with special attention to well-being and socialization.


Sergio Alcantara Pérez
Professional breeder of German Spitz and Maltese in Murcia, with puppies raised in a family environment and delivered with the indicated health documentation.

andres
Family Sphynx breeder in Murcia, focused on high-level care, veterinary nutrition, and the well-being of its litters.

love minitoy
Love Minitoy breeds German Spitz in a family environment in Murcia, with veterinary monitoring, developmental routines, and puppy socialization.
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Murcia and the Murcia region (Spain) are home to a growing number of professional breeders. Our directory helps you find nearby catteries and dog breeders, all registered with the national registry.
Adopting locally has several benefits: you can easily visit the breeder, meet the parents and get ongoing support after adoption. It also helps reduce stressful travel for the animals.
Before committing, check the breeder's SIREN number, ask about the breeding conditions and take time to discuss the specific needs of your chosen breed.