Dog breeder website builder

A dog breeder website builder for every breed.

French Bulldogs or Field Spaniels, a breeder website needs the same bones: a page for every dog, a page for every litter, your story, and an easy way for families to reach you. Kennel Press gives you all of it, in your breed’s words, and you update it from your phone.

Live breed examples

One builder. Every breed looks like its own.

Each of these is a real demo website on Kennel Press, one breed each, running live. Your breed goes in once and appears everywhere it should.

  • bramblewick.breedsites.comLive demo
    Australian ShepherdBramblewick Aussies, Boise, IdahoShowcase template
  • larkspur-hollow.breedsites.comLive demo
    German ShepherdLarkspur Hollow Shepherds, Bozeman, MontanaHomestead template
  • greyhallow.breedsites.comLive demo
    Doberman PinscherGreyhallow Dobermans, Asheville, North CarolinaLegacy template
  • wrenfield.breedsites.comLive demo
    Pembroke Welsh CorgiWrenfield Pembroke Welsh Corgis, Shepherdstown, West VirginiaField Notes template
  • linden-house.breedsites.comLive demo
    Standard PoodleLinden House, Hudson, New YorkSculpture template
  • alderbrook.breedsites.comLive demo
    WhippetAlderbrook Whippets, Asheville, North CarolinaThe Companion Index template
  • pippin-row.breedsites.comLive demo
    Cavalier King Charles SpanielPippin Row Cavaliers, Savannah, GeorgiaHappy Pack template
  • hartsease.breedsites.comLive demo
    Italian GreyhoundHartsease Italian Greyhounds, Portland, OregonClearview template

Your breed, where it counts

Your breed is in every title, profile and litter.

You type your breed and your town once. Kennel Press puts them where buyers and search engines look for them.

  • In your search titles

    Your home page is titled with your breed and your town, the way families search: breed, “breeder”, city and state. Litters with puppies available say so in their titles; ones without never do.

  • On every dog

    Each dog has its own breed, so a program with more than one breed lists every dog correctly. Registered name, titles, color, what they carry and health testing sit on the same page.

  • On every litter

    A litter page names the sire and dam, yours or an outside male, with dates, puppy photos and availability that you change with a tap.

  • When a link is shared

    A link sent by text shows your kennel, your breed, your town and your photo, not a bare web address.

The same site as a link shared by text, with the card its own page publishes.

By breed group

What a website for your breed needs to show.

The pages are the same for every breed. What goes on them is yours, and every profile has room for the titles, tests and history your breed’s buyers ask about.

  • Sporting

    Field and hunt test titles before and after the registered name, clearances buyers expect to see, and the working lines behind each dam.

    • Labrador Retriever
    • Golden Retriever
    • German Shorthaired Pointer
    • Cocker Spaniel
    • English Springer Spaniel
    • Brittany
    • English Cocker Spaniel
    • Vizsla
  • Herding

    Herding, agility and conformation titles, coat colors and what each dog carries, and litters planned well ahead for buyers who wait.

    • German Shepherd Dog
    • Australian Shepherd
    • Pembroke Welsh Corgi
    • Border Collie
    • Miniature American Shepherd
    • Shetland Sheepdog
    • Belgian Malinois
    • Collie
    • Australian Cattle Dog
  • Working

    Working and protection titles, the size and temperament notes families of large breeds read closely, and stud service with your terms.

    • Rottweiler
    • Cane Corso
    • Doberman Pinscher
    • Boxer
    • Bernese Mountain Dog
    • Great Dane
    • Siberian Husky
    • Mastiff
    • Portuguese Water Dog
    • Newfoundland
  • Toy

    Small litters and families waiting on them, so availability you can change from your phone matters most, along with clear photos of each puppy.

    • Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
    • Yorkshire Terrier
    • Pomeranian
    • Shih Tzu
    • Chihuahua
    • Havanese
    • Maltese
    • Pug
    • Papillon
  • Non-Sporting

    Color and DNA results front and center for breeds where buyers ask about both, and pedigrees that show the line behind each pairing.

    • French Bulldog
    • Poodle
    • Bulldog
    • Boston Terrier
    • Shiba Inu
    • Bichon Frise
    • Dalmatian
  • Hound

    Lure coursing, field trial and scent work titles, and the story of a program that hunts or races with its dogs.

    • Dachshund
    • Beagle
    • Basset Hound
    • Rhodesian Ridgeback
    • Whippet
  • Terrier

    Earthdog and conformation titles, grooming notes, and a kennel story that explains how you raise a confident terrier.

    • Miniature Schnauzer
    • West Highland White Terrier
    • Scottish Terrier
    • Staffordshire Bull Terrier
    • Airedale Terrier
    • Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier

How it works

From sign-up to a published website.

No designer, no developer and no plugins. Most of the work is the part only you can do: your dogs and your words.

  1. Choose a template

    Pick one of 8 templates, then a palette and a font pairing. You can change any of them later without losing a word.

  2. Add your dogs

    One at a time from your phone, from a spreadsheet, or by photographing a pedigree and checking the names we read from it.

  3. Tell your story

    Write your About page in your own words, or start from your current website and review every line of a drafted home page.

  4. Publish

    Your site goes live on your own address. On Pro, connect a domain you already own.

Wherever you breed

A dog breeder website builder in every state.

Kennel Press is hosted for you, so it works the same from Alabama to Wyoming. What changes from state to state is what buyers search for, and your town is in your titles and your search listing from the day your site is invited to search engines.

  • Alabama
  • Alaska
  • Arizona
  • Arkansas
  • California
  • Colorado
  • Connecticut
  • Delaware
  • Florida
  • Georgia
  • Hawaii
  • Idaho
  • Illinois
  • Indiana
  • Iowa
  • Kansas
  • Kentucky
  • Louisiana
  • Maine
  • Maryland
  • Massachusetts
  • Michigan
  • Minnesota
  • Mississippi
  • Missouri
  • Montana
  • Nebraska
  • Nevada
  • New Hampshire
  • New Jersey
  • New Mexico
  • New York
  • North Carolina
  • North Dakota
  • Ohio
  • Oklahoma
  • Oregon
  • Pennsylvania
  • Rhode Island
  • South Carolina
  • South Dakota
  • Tennessee
  • Texas
  • Utah
  • Vermont
  • Virginia
  • Washington
  • West Virginia
  • Wisconsin
  • Wyoming

Questions

What breeders ask before they start.

Short answers. The help center has the long ones.

Does Kennel Press work for my breed?

Yes. Nothing in a template is tied to a breed. You set your breed once for your kennel, and each dog can carry its own, so rare breeds, mixed programs and second breeds all read correctly.

Can I build a dog breeder website for free?

Yes. The Free plan publishes a complete website with 4 templates, on an address we host, and it stays online for as long as you keep it. Pro is $39 a month when you want your own domain and more room.

Do I need to know how to build a website?

No. You fill in your dogs, litters and story, the template lays them out, and you publish when you’re ready.

Will my site show up in search?

We set up the technical side for every site: titles, descriptions, sitemaps and structured data. Where you appear depends on search engines and on your competition, so we never promise a position.

Make your program seen

Your dogs are worth showing off.

Give your breeding program a website that looks the part. Choose a design, make it yours, and publish when you’re ready.