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Lucky Station is a small hobby kennel for Australian Cattle Dogs in Hochdorf-Assenheim that places great importance on the socialization and environmental acclimatization of the puppies.






The Dream of Wanambi is a dog breeder in Osdorf specializing in the Australian Cattle Dog.













Von der Sturmhöhe is a hobby kennel affiliated with the VDH in Hundersingen, where Chinese Crested Dogs grow up as part of the family.

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