Dog and cat breeders in Velbert
Discover all certified professional breeders in Velbert and the Rhénanie du Nord-Westphalie region (Germany). Up-to-date directory, verified breeders.
18 breeders in Velbert
Ballyhara's ...
Ballyhara's ... has been breeding Irish Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers in Velbert since 1998 and raises the puppies in a home environment.
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Graceful pearls
Graceful pearls is a Bearded Collie kennel in Velbert that has been dedicated to this breed since 1998.
Irish Farfarello's ...
Irish Farfarello's is a dog breeder based in Velbert specializing in Irish Terriers, with a breeding history dating back to 1983.
La Gran Pasión
La Gran Pasión breeds Pudelpointer in Velbert with particular emphasis on health, temperament, socialization, and family-based rearing.
vom Langenhorster Wald
The vom Langenhorster Wald dog breeding kennel in Velbert has been dedicated to preserving the original characteristics of the Smooth Collie since 2017.
von Wallmichrath
Specialized breeding of Collie (Long-haired), Kontinentaler Zwergspaniel in Velbert (42555).
von den Mohnblumen
Von den Mohnblumen is an Eurasier breeding kennel in Velbert with many years of experience in caring for and training various dogs.
Bordeauxdoggen of Royal Aces
Kinbane Castle Cats
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Vom Deilbachtal
des charmantes crapules
le petit sorcier
of Akita Mani Yo
Specialized Maine Coon breeding in Velbert (42551).
vom Bärenfang
Vom Bärenfang is a small hobby kennel in Velbert that keeps Bouvier des Flandres in a family environment and focuses on health and good socialization.
vom kroeklenberg
Breeder specializing in Britisch Kurzhaarkatze in Velbert (42553).
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Velbert 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.
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