Today's Tips on Pets
The 10 Most Expensive Dog Breeds - Part 1
We totally get you: once you've gotten
it in your mind that you want to take home an adorable, amazing, furry
friend (aka a dog), nothing's going to stop you. Not that annoying
landlord who's suddenly telling you dogs aren't allowed in your
used-to-be-awesome apartment. Not the fact that you kind of/sort
of/maybe might have been allergic when you were younger (You're pretty
sure it went away, anyway.) Not the fact that--oops--the breed
you had your eye on happens to be a bit more money than you had
originally planned on spending.
Although most dog breeds are totally reasonable when it comes to how
much they cost (and, of course, there's always adopting!), it can be
eye-opening to discover that others might end up costing you a pretty
pooch penny.
We did a bit of digging to find 10 dog breeds that have been known to
cost more than your average amount for purchasing a dog. We aren't
saying you can't ever find these dogs for cheaper than these price tags,
but it's not uncommon to find them going for this much ... or even
more. Take a gander ...
English Bulldog
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Price tag: $2,500-$9,000
Don't be fooled by the English Bulldogs intimidating appearance--they
actually happen to be one of the gentlest breeds out there. These dogs
get along swimmingly with kids and are renowned for their guardian
abilities.
Fun Fact: Brigitte, the French Bulldog known as Stella on Modern Family, was the first bulldog to win a Golden Collar award.
Tibetan Mastiff
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Price Tag: $2,200 – $7,000
Although massive in size, the Tibetan Mastiff is actually a loyal, calm and good-natured breed. If you're looking into purchasing one of these beautiful dogs, you might want to make sure you have enough space--they love running around in wide open areas.
Fun Fact: A Tibetan Mastiff might even bring you a little bit of luck--the breed certainly did for this couple, who wed at Westminster after their dog, Major, won best of breed.
Although massive in size, the Tibetan Mastiff is actually a loyal, calm and good-natured breed. If you're looking into purchasing one of these beautiful dogs, you might want to make sure you have enough space--they love running around in wide open areas.
Fun Fact: A Tibetan Mastiff might even bring you a little bit of luck--the breed certainly did for this couple, who wed at Westminster after their dog, Major, won best of breed.
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