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192
Current litters
0
0 available · 0 litters announced
Observed price
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Cities covered
165
Le Cuing, Fresnes-en-Woëvre
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Vom Zusameck is a dog kennel in Dinkelscherben dedicated to the Bolognese, whose history began with Icelandic Sheepdogs.
Dinkelscherben, Germany
Von Liebertwolkwitz is a Leipzig hobby breeding kennel for Bolognese, placing family-raised, affectionate and playful dogs.
Leipzig, Germany
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Create my profileAdopting a Bolognese: what you need to know
Looking for a Bolognese breeder? Our directory lists only breeders registered in 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 health-tested breeding animals, raised in a family setting and socialized from the first weeks.
Before you commit, visit the breeder if possible, meet the parents of the Bolognese you are interested in, and ask to see breed-specific health tests. In France, a reputable breeder takes the time to answer your questions, informs you about the breed’s needs, and provides a detailed sales contract with guarantees.
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