Loyre de Aralla is a dog kennel in Madrid dedicated to breeding and selecting Czechoslovakian Wolfdog and Labrador Retriever, with genetic and dysplasia testing.
Madrid, Spain
Dogs
Czechoslovakian Wolfdog breeders in Spain
Everything to know about the Czechoslovakian WolfdogTemperament, price, health
Breeder price
€1,200 – €1,500
Life expectancy
12–15 years
Size
Large
20 – 29 kg
Origin
Slovakia
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Mi Locura Negra is a kennel in Orcera dedicated to various breeds, with experience in selection, education, and ethical dog breeding.
Orcera, Spain
Okami no seikatsu breeds Siberian Huskies and Czechoslovakian Wolfdogs in Castellón de la Plana, with family care and early socialization.
Castellon, Spain
Real Sociedad Canina de España is a professional breeder in Cartagena that is committed to family living, the selection of its puppies, and careful socialization.
Cartagena, Spain
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Looking for a Czechoslovakian Wolfdog breeder in Spain? Our directory lists only breeders registered with the national registry, identifiable by their tax number, and holding the appropriate certifications (LOF, LOOF, capacity certificate). Adopting from a professional breeder ensures a puppy or kitten from tested breeding animals, raised in a family environment and socialized from the first weeks.
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