Dog Breeders Directory


For breeders, rescue shelters and dog breed clubs, click here to add your listing to the directory. Don't see your country? Let me know and I will add it! Want to alter an existing dog breeder listing? Click here

I've decided to put together a section of the site as a dedicated area for dog breeders to list the dogs and puppies they have available. It is also open to Rescue and Welfare Groups to list their sites. Note, for those of you seriously considering getting a puppy or dog, please remember that a dog is for life, not just for Christmas or a birthday, it is a responsibility that is not to be taken lightly. Have a read of my article about choosing a dog breed before you even start. You want to know exactly what you are getting yourself into before you even go looking for a dog.

Some pointers when looking for a dog breeder or when adopting a dog from a dog rescue

Make a list of questions you will be asking the breeders when you pay them a visit. Whilst I take great pains in ensuring that all the dog breeders listed on the directory are caring responsible breeders of their particular dog breeds, I cannot guarantee that I will get it right every time. If you find that any of the breeders listed aren't up to scratch I would appreciate it if you could write a review about them and why you weren't happy, that way, I can grade the breeders accordingly.

Questions to ask a dog rescue group or shelter :

BIG NOTE : There is a higher incidence of behavioral problems like separation anxiety with dogs that have been 'surrendered' at shelters or dog rescue homes. Most of these dogs would have felt 'abandoned' - that's not to say that the shelter or animal home is in any way negligent in providing care and love to these dogs, but the truth of the matter is that some of them would've been left on the roadside and then found by some kind soul later on and taken to the shelter or taken for a car-ride and then 'surrendered' at the shelter home. They would've suffered bewilderment, confusion and fear, therefore many of these dogs would have 'emotional baggage'. You need to realize this when you adopt dogs from shelter homes.

Shortlist of questions and things to take note of when picking a dog breeder :

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