Dog and cat breeders in Nottingham
Discover all certified professional breeders in Nottingham and the Angleterre region (United Kingdom). Up-to-date directory, verified breeders.
9 breeders in Nottingham
5 STARS LICENSED BREEDER
5 Stars Licensed Breeder is a council-licensed, five-star home breeder in Nottingham, specialising in health-tested Cavalier King Charles Spaniels and Maltese dogs.
Forest Minions
Forest Minions is a licensed Nottingham home breeder of Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, Maltipoos and Cavapoos, raising puppies in a family setting.
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Georgias Perfect Paws
Georgias Perfect Paws is a licensed Nottingham breeder of Poodles and Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, raising puppies in a countryside home setting.
Harlequeen Bengals
Harlequeen Bengals is a small, council-licensed family cattery in Nottingham focused on carefully raising Bengal cats.
Judy 5* License Breeder
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Nottingham breeder of Labrador Retrievers, English Cocker Spaniels and Welsh Springer Spaniels, with interests in scent work, agility and flyball.
Little Poos
Little Poos is a Nottingham home breeder raising health-tested Cockapoo puppies with early socialisation, training and lifelong support for their new families.
Rowanvale Trained Dogs
Rowanvale Trained Dogs is a licensed Nottingham breeder of English Cocker Spaniels and Golden Retrievers that prioritises dog welfare.
United Dukes Beagles
United Dukes Beagles is a Nottingham-based Beagle breeder, raising KC-registered, DNA health-checked show-type dogs under local authority licensing.
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Nottingham and the Angleterre region (United Kingdom) 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.