Psarna Časova is a Hovawart kennel in Velenje, Slovenia. Contact person: Tanja and Danilo Čas. The kennel is listed by the Hovawart Club of Slovenia. The kennel has its own website.
Hovawart breeders
This page lists every breeder in the Živalce.si directory that breeds Hovawart: 7 breeders. No listing in this city has been confirmed yet. The details come from their public websites; the breeders check and complete them themselves.
Last updated: 29. 9. 2026
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Psarna Hovi-raj is a Hovawart kennel in Velenje, Slovenia. Contact person: Suzana and Andrej Puc. The kennel is listed by the Hovawart Club of Slovenia. The kennel has its own website.
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Psarna pod Poncami is a Hovawart kennel in Mojstrana, Slovenia. Contact person: Milan Ropret. The kennel is listed by the Hovawart Club of Slovenia. The kennel has its own website.
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Psarna Bella Donna Gaj is a Hovawart kennel in Bovec, Slovenia (Dvor 43a). The kennel is listed by the Hovawart Club of Slovenia. The kennel has its own website.
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Psarna Fritillaria meleagris is a Hovawart kennel in Brezovica, Slovenia (Za grabnom 57). Contact person: Andreja Benedik. The kennel is listed by the Hovawart Club of Slovenia. The kennel has its own website.
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Psarna ex Horto Albo is a Hovawart kennel in Novo mesto, Slovenia. Contact person: Tea Pavišič. The kennel is listed by the Hovawart Club of Slovenia. The kennel has its own website.
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Psarna Valle Aurea is a Hovawart kennel in Koper, Slovenia. Contact person: Aleks and Vanesa Kofol. The kennel is listed by the Hovawart Club of Slovenia. The kennel has its own website.
How to choose a responsible breeder
- Visit the litter. See the puppies or kittens at the breeder's, with their mother, where they are raised. A breeder who only offers delivery or a car-park handover is not a good choice.
- Ask for the paperwork. A pedigree (FCI, or FIFe/WCF for cats), a pet passport with vaccinations and microchip, and a sales contract. A puppy must not leave before 8 weeks of age.
- Ask about the parents' health tests. For breeds with known hereditary conditions (hips, eyes, heart, genetic tests) the breeder should show the parents' results, not just assurances.
- Check the breeding conditions. How many litters a year, how many breeds, how the animals are socialised. A responsible breeder has few litters and many questions for you.
- Watch for warning signs. Always "in stock", several breeds at once, pressure to pay quickly, no contract or no visit allowed.
- Consider adoption too. Shelters and rescues also have purebred animals waiting; the shelter directory is on Živalce.si.
A directory listing is not a rating. The "Verified" badge only means the breeder has confirmed their details.