Dog and cat breeders in Worms
Discover all certified professional breeders in Worms and the Rhineland-Palatinate region (Germany). Up-to-date directory of verified breeders.
17 breeders in Worms
BKH von Sibels Garten
BKH von Sibels Garten is a small British Shorthair cattery in Worms am Rhein with few litters and a focus on Cream, Blue and Lilac.
vom heiligen Häuschen
The Rottweiler breeding kennel vom heiligen Häuschen in Worms combines many years of breeding experience with family-based puppy rearing and successes in sport and shows.
von der Salierburg
von der Salierburg breeds Hovawarts in Worms and places importance on healthy, even-tempered dogs that are suitable for everyday life.
von der Sandwiese
Von der Sandwiese breeds short-haired Dachshunds in Worms, including miniature and rabbit Dachshunds, with family integration and hunting guidance.
White Jewel of Burgund
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Killing me softly
Killing me softly is a dog breeding kennel in Worms that raises puppies in a family environment, socially integrated and in close contact with the pack.
Melody of summer
Melody of summer breeds Borzois in Worms, described as calm, reserved, and socially compatible companions.
Shawomai
Specialized Maine Coon breeding in Worms (67551).
Von Absolute My Buddy
Von Absolute My Buddy is a family-run Havanese hobby kennel in Worms, whose puppies grow up with the whole family.
vom Donnersbergweg
Vom Donnersbergweg is a small hobby breeding kennel in Worms, established in 1990, specializing in Poodles.
Alena's Hundeparadies
Bolonka Zwetna vom Nibelungenschatz
Davu Jumanji
Rheinmain
vom Fohlenhof
vom-Altrheinsee
von Melina di Maia
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Worms and the Rhineland-Palatinate 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.
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.
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