All Bolognese breeders
Specialized breeding of Neva Masquerade and Sibirische Katze in Arnsberg (59757).
Arnsberg, Germany
The Beauchasseur kennel is located in Saint-Plancard and breeds Bolognese.
Le Cuing, France
Bolonka Zwetna vom Donautal is a hobby breeder in Stockerau with Bolonka Zwetna puppies and a waiting list due to high demand.
Stockerau, Austria
Lykkes Lille is a hobby breeder of Bolognese in Brande, focusing on healthy, socialized family dogs and puppies with DKK pedigrees.
Brande, Denmark
Von den Weidekätzchen is a family-run, veterinary-office-inspected dog breeding establishment in Trebendorf with many years of experience with Bolognese and Bolonka Zwetna.
Trebendorf, Germany
Indian Summer Pearls is a dog breeder registered in Bad Dürrenberg, which lists Bolonka Zwetna and is registered for Bolognese.
Bad Dürrenberg, Germany
Vom Haus Romantico is a dog kennel in Berlin specializing in Bolognese with many years of experience and only a few litters per year.
Berlin, Germany
Von Wally`s Zauberwald has been lovingly breeding non-shedding dogs, including Cavapoos and Bolognese, for several years and is currently expecting puppies.
, Austria
Specialized Bolognese Bichon breeding in Simmelsdorf (91245).
Simmelsdorf, Germany
von der Wipse is a dog breeder in Gera that breeds Bolognese and focuses primarily on small Russian Tsvetnaya Bolonkas.
Gera, Germany
ENCI is a dog breeder in Fratta Polesine, presented for the Bolognese and the Saint Bernard, with a mention of the Bernese Mountain Dog.
Fratta Polesine, Italy
ENCI is a professional kennel in Morengo, authorized by the ASL and dedicated to breeding Cane Corso, Pomsky, Miniature American Shepherd and Bolognese.
Morengo, Italy
Fluffy Angel is a family kennel in Arad specialising in the careful breeding and selection of Bichon Bolognese dogs.
Arad, Romania
Predatino bolognese kennel, located in Makó, is a Bolognese dog kennel announcing the availability of a puppy.
Makó, Hungary
Vom Reichen Berg is a Bolognese dog breeding kennel in Moritzburg, whose puppies are given veterinary care, microchipped, and handed over with a passport.
Moritzburg, Germany
The small hobby kennel vom Sonnental in Wasungen is dedicated to the Bichon Bolonais and raises its puppies with veterinary support in a family environment.
Wasungen, Germany
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How to choose a Bolognese breeder?
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Choose a registered breeder (SIREN number shown on the profile), ask to see the mother and breed-specific health tests, check puppy or kitten socialization, and compare several breeders: 192 Bolognese breeders are listed across 2 departments.
The “observed price” block at the top of the page summarizes the range shown by listed Bolognese breeders. Price varies by bloodline, LOF registration, and health tests performed on the parents.
A Bolognese registered with LOF comes from confirmed parents and has an official pedigree, ensuring traceability. Ask for the litter registration number before paying a deposit.
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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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