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Silvestre Showdogs is a licensed family-based breeder in King's Lynn, raising health-tested Hungarian Vizslas, Bracchi Italiani and Miniature Poodles.
Kings Lynn, United Kingdom
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3 breeders of Italian Pointer in France
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Backstreet Danes's breeder of Bracco Italiano as well as fawn and brindle Great Danes in a home environment and has completed the DKK breeder education.
Nørre Broby, Denmark
The hobby kennel Cacciatore di cuori Bracco Italiano in Hessisch Oldendorf is planning its first litter of Italian Bracco for late 2026 or early 2027.
Hessisch Oldendorf, Germany
Carskij Borsjatnik is a breeding program for Italian Greyhounds that has existed since 1985 and is organized within the DWZRV, with a focus on health and socialization.
Bad Neustadt an der Saale, Germany
Dal Monte Volpe is a VDH e.V.-affiliated breeder of Bracco Italiano in Telschow, which is currently not planning a litter.
Telschow, Germany
Del bosco di corva breeds healthy, high-performing and even-tempered Bracco Italiano with hunting aptitude in Kisdorf.
Kisdorf, Germany
The Des Terres du Moulin de Mortagne kennel, a family-style kennel in Pont-à-Mousson, breeds Weimaraners.
Sainte-Geneviève, France
D’Altri Tempi is a VDH-affiliated hobby breeding kennel for Bracco Italiano in Engelschoff with two successfully tested breeding bitches.
Engelschoff, Germany
Frontalieri da Caccia breeds hunting-oriented Bracco Italiano in Krefeld and maintains a waiting list for puppies.
Krefeld, Germany
Olympos in Hørsholm breeds Bracco Italiano and is recognized for its many years of work with the Italian pointing dog.
Hørsholm, Denmark
Vom Duval breeds Bracco Italiano in northern Germany; the puppies grow up on a former farm near Kiel with children and other animals.
Gettorf, Germany
DI-ALA-D'ORO in Vinderup breeds Bracco Italiano, focusing on the breed’s hunting abilities and its role as a family dog.
Vinderup, Denmark
L'Angelo D'Oro in Vinderup occasionally breeds Bracco Italiano, described as both a family and hunting dog.
Vinderup, Denmark
Breeders of Italian Pointer in other countries
51 breeders of Italian Pointer in Italy10 breeders of Italian Pointer in Germany5 breeders of Italian Pointer in Denmark3 breeders of Italian Pointer in Hungary3 breeders of Italian Pointer in the Netherlands2 breeders of Italian Pointer in Austria2 breeders of Italian Pointer in Belgium2 breeders of Italian Pointer in the United Kingdom1 breeder of Italian Pointer in Slovakia
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Answers to adopters' questions before they contact a breeder.
Look for a registered breeding business (with its SIREN number shown on the listing), ask to see the mother and breed-specific health tests, check the puppies's socialization, and compare several breeders: 3 Italian Pointer breeders are listed across 3 departments.
The “observed price” section at the top of the page summarizes the price range listed by breeders of Italian Pointer. Prices vary by lineage, registration with the LOF, and health tests performed on the parents.
A Italian Pointer registered with the LOF comes from confirmed parents and has an official pedigree, ensuring traceability. Ask for the litter's registration number before paying a deposit.
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Looking for a Italian Pointer breeder? Our directory lists professional breeders. Each listing includes the SIREN number and certifications (LOF, LOOF, certificate of competence), if provided by the breeder. Choosing a responsible breeder means choosing a puppy from health-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 Italian Pointer you're interested in, and ask to see breed-specific health tests. In France, a responsible breeder takes time to answer your questions, explains the breed's needs, and offers a detailed sales contract with guarantees.
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