
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.

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.

Olympos in Hørsholm breeds Bracco Italiano and is recognized for its many years of work with the Italian pointing dog.

DI-ALA-D'ORO in Vinderup breeds Bracco Italiano, focusing on the breed’s hunting abilities and its role as a family dog.

L'Angelo D'Oro in Vinderup occasionally breeds Bracco Italiano, described as both a family and hunting dog.

There are still few Italian Pointer breeders listed in Denmark. Here are the closest ones in Germany.

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

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.

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

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.



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

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.

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