
Kennel Kibbo Kift in Ejby is a specialized Irish Terrier breeding kennel with over 70 years of tradition in Denmark.

Kennel Kibbo Kift in Ejby is a specialized Irish Terrier breeding kennel with over 70 years of tradition in Denmark.



Eikica is a dog breeder in Øster Ulslev with Eurohound as the specified breed and a focus on sighthounds, including greyhounds, deerhounds, and Irish Wolfhounds.

There are still few Irish Terrier breeders listed in Denmark. Here are the closest ones in Germany.

Pastime Irish Terrier has been breeding Irish Terrier in Rügge since 1987, with a focus on genetic diversity, responsible intervals between litters, and early socialization.



Fearless Hunter is an Irish Terrier breeding kennel in Keez, whose puppies have been raised in a family environment in the house and garden since 1992 and are placed after early socialization.

Beteigeuzes is a small hobby kennel for Irish Terriers in Teterow and is a member of the Klub für Terrier von 1894 e.V.


Celtic Crackers is an experienced hobby breeder of Irish Terriers in Sandesneben, focusing on health, temperament, and genetic diversity.



Vom Bilsbektal breeds Irish Terriers in Prisdorf; their puppies grow up in a family environment and are dewormed, microchipped, and vaccinated before being handed over.

Vom Kreienhof breeds Irish Glen of Imaal Terriers in Kreien and raises the puppies with close family contact.

Red Heartbreaker breeds Irish Terriers in Lamstedt and had its first litter of two puppies in January 2024.

Irish Toffee breeds Irish Terriers raised close to the family in Handeloh and is planning the next litter for spring 2027.
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