Dog and cat breeders in Paderborn
Discover all certified professional breeders in Paderborn and the North Rhine-Westphalia region (Germany). Up-to-date directory of verified breeders.
16 breeders in Paderborn
JACK RUSSELL TERRIER ZUCHT REDCAPS
Breeding Parson Russell Terriers in Brandenburg on an old farmstead, active since 2007 and operating under the strict breeding regulations of the PJRTBA IG.
neigruschka-cats Katzen in colourpoint
Specialized breeding of Britisch Kurzhaarkatze and Britisch Langhaar in Paderborn (33102).
vom Paderauenland
Vom Paderauenland is a family-run Havanese breeding kennel in Paderborn focusing on health, temperament, and early socialization.
vom Änderhaus
Vom Änderhaus is a small cattery in Paderborn for British Shorthair, British Longhair and Chartreux, with a focus on health and family-oriented care.
von Rübelein
von Rübelein is a small family-run Irish Terrier hobby kennel in Paderborn that closely integrates its dogs into everyday life.
von den Domstadtboxern
Von den Domstadtboxern is a long-established Boxer breeding kennel in Paderborn, continuing its breeding line into its second generation.
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vom Padersee
The hobby breeding establishment vom Padersee in Paderborn raises Poodle puppies as part of the family in the house.
Hada del Agua
Hada del Agua occasionally breeds Blue Bay Shepherds and places particular emphasis on agility as well as active, committed families for the puppies.
Elen Elf
van Echten
vom Glönigen Huis
Agat
Specialized breeding of Cornish Rex and Don Sphynx in Paderborn (33102).
collies-of-white-diamond
Specialized breeding of pedigree dogs in Paderborn (33100).
Coleman`s Pride
Hada del Agua (VDH/FCI)
Kerstinj
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Paderborn and the North Rhine-Westphalia region (Germany) 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.
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