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43 Bolognese breeders in Germany

43 professional Bolognese breeders listed and geolocated across in Germany. Find the ideal breeder near you, check certifications, and contact them directly.

Everything to know about the BologneseTemperament, price, health
Breeder price

€500 – €1,000

Life expectancy

12–14 years

Size

Small

2 – 4 kg

Origin

Italy

FCI group 9

All Bolognese breeders in Germany

of the Cute White Stars

of the Cute White Stars breeds Bolognese in Wangerland, which grow up in the house and garden and are carefully prepared for their later lives.

Wangerland, Germany
the little Retlow

the little Retlow is a small hobby breeding kennel for Bolognese in Wermelskirchen, which has its dogs examined for eyes and patella.

Wermelskirchen, Germany
vom Schatz des Zaren

Vom Schatz des Zaren is a dog breeder in Ebersbach that breeds Bichon Bolonais, also known as Bolonka Zwetna.

Ebersbach, Germany
vom Thörenwald

Vom Thörenwald is a family-run hobby breeding kennel for Bichon Bolonais in Lengenbostel that raises its puppies with careful socialization.

Lengenbostel, Germany
vom Waldschlöss.

Vom Waldschlöss is a dog breeder in Nüdlingen that breeds Bolognese and presents family-raised, documentedly cared-for puppies.

Nüdlingen, Germany
von Taina

Von Taina is a Bolognese breeding kennel in Welle, whose bitch gave birth to her first litter of four puppies smoothly and independently.

Welle, Germany

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Adopt a Bolognese in Germany: what you need to know

Looking for a Bolognese breeder in Germany? Our directory lists only breeders registered with the national registry, identifiable by their tax number, and holding the appropriate certifications (LOF, LOOF, capacity certificate). Adopting from a professional breeder ensures a puppy or kitten from tested breeding animals, raised in a family environment and socialized from the first weeks.

Before committing, visit the breeding facility if possible, meet the parents of the Bolognese you are interested in, and ask to see breed-specific health tests. In Germany, a responsible breeder takes the time to answer your questions, informs you about the breed’s needs, and provides a detailed sales contract with guarantees.

Our interactive map lets you locate the nearest Bolognese breeders. Filter by region or city to compare availability, prices, and breeding conditions. All contacts are verified and the connection is direct: no intermediary, no hidden fees.