How does the breed selection guide work?

Answer three questions: who the dog is for, how big it can be and how much exercise you can manage. Then you'll see breeds that match all your answers.

Can I combine multiple filters?

Yes. You can select multiple options in each category (for example, family and first-time owner). The catalog shows breeds that match at least one choice in every active category.

What if I already have a breed in mind?

Skip the guide and filter the directory by FCI group, or search for a breed by name. You'll find links to breeders on each breed page.

Find a breed that’s right for you.

I'm still deciding

4 short questions

Answer a few questions about your life and we'll show you breeds that suit you.

I already know what I want

Search by name

Browse the directory to see how many kennels each breed has in the Czech Republic.

398 breeds in the catalog · 299 with a kennel in the Czech Republic

Let's start here

How to choose a breed

Four questions to narrow your choices before you browse the whole catalog.

Choose by lifestyle

What you expect from a dog

Choose what fits you. Each answer opens the next question. Use the tabs to go back to earlier questions.

Who are you looking for a dog for?. Choose the situation that fits you — the breed catalog below will narrow down right away.

Breed catalog

Sorted by number of kennels.

Filters

Breed

95 breeds

692 kennelsSheepdog, cattle dog and herding breedsBorder Collie

168 kennelsTerriersBorder Terrier

128 kennelsPointing dogsBohemian Wire-Haired Pointing Griffon

50 kennelsSpitz dogsSiberian Husky

49 kennelsScent hounds and tracking dogsDalmatian

41 kennelsSheepdog, cattle dog and herding breedsAustralian Cattledog

41 kennelsScent hounds and tracking dogsBasset Hound

39 kennelsSpitz dogsAlaskan Malamute

37 kennelsSheepdog, cattle dog and herding breedsAustralian Kelpie

37 kennelsFlushing dogs, retrievers and water dogsChesapeake Bay Retriever

30 kennelsFlushing dogs, retrievers and water dogsWelsh Springer Spaniel

25 kennelsScent hounds and tracking dogsBavarian Mountain Scent Hound

25 kennelsPointing dogsGordon Setter

23 kennelsScent hounds and tracking dogsSwiss Hound

20 kennelsPointing dogsEnglish Setter

20 kennelsPatterdale Terrier

18 kennelsFlushing dogs, retrievers and water dogsCurly Coated Retriever

17 kennelsScent hounds and tracking dogsCoarse-Haired Styrian Hound

16 kennelsScent hounds and tracking dogsBloodhound

13 kennelsSpitz dogsWest Siberian Laika

12 kennelsPointing dogsAuvergne Pointer

9 kennelsScent hounds and tracking dogsAlpine Dachsbracke

9 kennelsScent hounds and tracking dogsAustrian Black and Tan Hound

9 kennelsSpitz dogsRussian-European Laika

Guide to buying a puppy

Before you pay a deposit, learn what a pedigree means, how to spot an active kennel, what to ask the breeder, and what to check when visiting a litter. Practical advice without scare tactics.

Open the first puppy guide

Trust and reliability

Before you visit the breeder

A puppy with a pedigree is a commitment for years — choose an active kennel over a quick listing.

This guide helps you choose a breed — it is not veterinary or breeding advice. Always speak with the breeder about a specific puppy.

Find a breed that’s right for you.

I'm still deciding

I already know what I want

Breed catalog

Your first puppy, without the panic