How much are you willing to pay for a furry friend? If you want a particular breed, then you should prepare to spend a large amount of money. But no matter what, the puppy will become an indispensable member of the family, which will make you happy for many years, and the wasted money will be forgotten when the furry puppy jumps into your arms for the first time. It is interesting and good to know how much the most expensive dog breeds in the world cost and why they are so valued.
Labrador (around €1,000)
The Labrador is one of the most popular dog breeds. Labradors are known for their friendliness and love of exercise. The main reason why Labradors are so popular is their temperament. They get along great with children and other pets, and are also very intelligent and quick to learn.
Alaskan malamute (around €1,200)
The Alaskan Malamute has an extremely strong hunting instinct, which is why it is not suitable for owners who also have other pets. In addition to the inflated purchase price, they also mean high maintenance costs. But they are immensely beautiful, and they repay their loving owners with unbreakable loyalty.
Old English Shepherd (around €1,200)
Despite their size, Old English Sheepdogs are extremely agile and lively. As puppies, they can be quite a mouthful, but they calm down over the years. They are good watchdogs, but because of this they often bark at strangers.
Cavalier of King Karl (around €1,200)
This gentle breed is popular mainly for its loving nature. The King Charles Cavalier Dog is suitable for families with small children, as these dogs let children play with them and are extremely patient with various ear tugging.
Bulldog (around €1,500)
Bulldog is one of the most popular dog breeds in the world. People love them for their loving temperament. Since they were used for dog fighting in the past, they have a prominent jaw that can be dangerous. But when they are well-bred, these qualities make them good watchdogs.
Rottweiler (around €1,500)
Like all other guard dogs, Rottweilers are not friendly to strangers. They are therefore extremely protective of their owner. They are brave and intelligent when they sense danger. When well trained, they prove to be exceptional dogs.
Saint Bernard (around €1,500)
If you are looking for a dog that is calm and does not jump at the slightest noise, the St. Bernard is the right answer. Size can be deceiving, as these dogs are actually extremely gentle and friendly in character. They are also intelligent, and although they rarely bark, they have a good reason to do so.
Newfoundland (around €1,500)
These gentle giants may look dangerously large at first glance, but in reality they are just giant teddy bears who love to cuddle. They are extremely kind to other people and animals, but if they sense that their owner is in danger, they become brave and protective.
Sharp-haired Italian birder (around €1,500)
Although not many people choose these dogs, the prices of puppies in the market reach quite a high sum. These dogs are loving, calm and quick to learn. They are very attached to the family, and due to their hard coat, which rarely falls out, they are perfect for a house or apartment. They are known for their persistence and resistance to harsh weather conditions. They love water, so they will be happy if you take them with you to the sea.
Irish wolfhound (around €1,800)
The Irish Wolfhound's name comes from the fact that they were once used to hunt wolves. The Irish Wolfhound is a hunting dog, which makes it intelligent and loyal, but of course it needs a lot of attention from its owner. With proper training, it develops into a gentle and friendly dog.
Pharaoh's dog (around €1,800)
The pharaoh dog is one of the oldest breeds in the world: they are said to have been around in ancient Egypt. They are hunting dogs with excellent sense of smell, hearing and vision. They are extremely intelligent and agile. Many times, however, they find themselves in the position of a family dog, where they do well due to their good character.
Black Russian Terrier (around €1,800)
Black Russian Terriers are hardy dogs that can adapt to a variety of conditions. They are by no means friendly to strangers, which is why they excel mainly as watchdogs. They are fearless and will not run away from danger.
French bulldog (around €2,000)
The cutest (and also the most expensive) of all bulldogs is certainly the French bulldog. This breed is small, but gentle and loving in character. A great family dog.
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Portuguese Water Dog (around €2,500)
This strong breed was used in the past to help fishermen. With the development of technology, their work is no longer necessary, so Portuguese water dogs have become pets. They have retained their hardy, hard-working nature, but at the same time they are friendly, independent and obedient.
Tibetan Mastiff (around €2,500)
The Tibetan Mastiff is not only one of the most expensive dog breeds in the world - one member of this breed is also known as the most expensive dog sold in general (it was sold for almost 1.5 million euros). This breed is the closest approximation of a domesticated lion. Tibetan Mastiffs are graceful, strong and proud. They are fearless, calm and curious. They are protective of their family, making them a good choice for a guard dog.
