Salary for Animal Breeders
Animal breeders mate and breed various types of animals. In order to work as an animal breeder it is necessary to understand animals and how to properly breed and care for them. Understanding how they mate is also important to work in the position. There are no educational requirements for the position. Breeders can breed anything from a dog to cattle and sell the animals for profit. Breeders can work for themselves as well as for large companies and must also be willing to care for the new animals once they are born.
An Animal Breeder can get an average compensation of between 24000 - 36000 depending on experience and domain knowledge. Animal Breeders can get an average wage of Thirty Five Thousand Seven Hundred dollars per year.
Animal Breeders are paid at the highest level in Wisconsin, where they can earn average pay levels of close to $43950. These people are paid at the highest level in Manufacturing, where they can get average pay levels of $36760.
The national wage distribution is shown below. To overlay local salaries for an Animal Breeder, please select your state.
An Animal Breeder can get an average compensation of between 24000 - 36000 depending on experience and domain knowledge. Animal Breeders can get an average wage of Thirty Five Thousand Seven Hundred dollars per year.
Animal Breeders are paid at the highest level in Wisconsin, where they can earn average pay levels of close to $43950. These people are paid at the highest level in Manufacturing, where they can get average pay levels of $36760.
The national wage distribution is shown below. To overlay local salaries for an Animal Breeder, please select your state.
SALARY COMPARISON BY STATE

HIGHEST PAYING
Animal Breeders have the highest average income in the following states
Wisconsin
$43,950
Pennsylvania
$41,860
California
$41,620
Virginia
$33,600
Texas
$33,550
Iowa
$31,040
North Carolina
$28,500
LOWEST PAYING
The following states have the lowest average wages for this career
Illinois
$22,450
Oklahoma
$24,850
Missouri
$25,080
Florida
$26,420
Kentucky
$27,090
Alabama
$28,280
Indiana
$28,310
