Dog Breeders in West Virginia

Looking for a dog breeder in West Virginia? Glossy websites and cute puppy photos make it hard to know what a kennel is really like. Pawthenticity is a nonprofit that collects public government inspection records into free, searchable breeder profiles, so you can see what inspectors found before you bring a puppy home.

Pawthenticity tracks 3 USDA-licensed kennels in West Virginia. They average 41 dogs of all breeds, and the largest has 50. More than half (2 kennels, or 67%) have been cited by inspectors, for 4 citations in total. The top towns are Jumping Branch (1 kennel), Gassaway (1) and Petersburg (1). The most common breeds are Cavapoo (1 kennel), Poodle (1) and Bernese Mountain Dog (1). State-licensed-only and unlicensed kennels aren't included.