Dog and cat breeders in Seelscheid
Discover all certified professional breeders in Seelscheid and the North Rhine-Westphalia region (Germany). Up-to-date directory, verified breeders.
13 breeders in Seelscheid

Gillary's
Gillary’s is a dog breeder dedicated to Irish Red Setters, presented as an FCI judge, breeder and hunter and linked to the Verein für Pointer und Setter e.V.


kartäuserkatzen vom immenthal
kartäuserkatzen vom immenthal is a hobby cattery for Chartreux and British Shorthair with dewormed, vaccinated, litter-trained kittens with pedigrees.

du Chevalier de Daehl
The du Chevalier de Daehl dog kennel is affiliated with the Club für Französische Hirtenhunde e.V. and names the Beauceron as its breeding breed.

of my soulmate Anuva

von Rhein-Sieg
Von Rhein-Sieg has been breeding Boston Terriers since 2002; their puppies grow up lovingly in the house and garden.

„Ginba Dream“
“Ginba Dream” plans to breed Border Collies from 2025, living as family dogs without kennel housing.

Black Birch Aussies

Indian Soul
Specialized Maine Coon breeding in Neunkirchen-Seelscheid (53819).

Teutonia-Boerboels
Teutonia-Boerboels is a hobby breeder registered with SABBS for Boerboels, whose dogs live in the house.


Boxer vom Hause Lievree
Boxer vom Hause Lievree breeds Boxers and Cavalier King Charles Spaniels and raises Boxer puppies in a family environment and with careful preparation.

Maine Con vom Naafbachtal

Mum´s Angel
von der Rambrücker Mühle
von der Rambrücker Mühle is a dog breeder specializing in Smooth Dachshunds, with documented litters, pedigrees, and information on preventive care and breeding inspections.
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Seelscheid and the North Rhine-Westphalia 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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