
In Eintragung in Frankenburg is dedicated to Bracchi Italiani and focuses on performance, robustness, sound temperament, health, and rearing with B.A.R.F.

In Eintragung in Frankenburg is dedicated to Bracchi Italiani and focuses on performance, robustness, sound temperament, health, and rearing with B.A.R.F.

There are still few Italian Pointer breeders listed in Austria. Here are the closest ones in Germany and in Italy.

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.


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.


Dal Monte Volpe is a VDH e.V.-affiliated breeder of Bracco Italiano in Telschow, which is currently not planning a litter.

Frontalieri da Caccia breeds hunting-oriented Bracco Italiano in Krefeld and maintains a waiting list for puppies.

Del bosco di corva breeds healthy, high-performing and even-tempered Bracco Italiano with hunting aptitude in Kisdorf.

D’Altri Tempi is a VDH-affiliated hobby breeding kennel for Bracco Italiano in Engelschoff with two successfully tested breeding bitches.

Vom Duval breeds Bracco Italiano in northern Germany; the puppies grow up on a former farm near Kiel with children and other animals.




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