Are you wondering which are by far the most expensive dog breeds in the world? We have a list for you…and the prices are truly insane!
They say a dog is man's best friend, but some of our four-legged friends can cost more than a small car! They are in front of you the most expensive dog breeds in the world, for which more than 5,000 euros must be deducted!
The most expensive dog breeds in the world
Afghan Hound - around 7,000 euros
As the name suggests, the breed was bred in Afghanistan. The dog is easily recognized by its curled tail and long, silky hair. They are 64 to 69 cm tall and weigh 23 to 27 kilograms. The fur on the body can be shades of brown, gold or cream, and around the muzzle they are usually black. Their uniqueness and individuality are probably enough to justify the price of around 7,000 euros.
Pharaoh's dog - around 7,500 euros
Med the most expensive dog breeds in the world the pharaoh's dog, the national pride of Malta, is also included, and because of its individual image, it receives a lot of attention. In Maltese, it is called Kelb tal-Fenek, which means "rabbit dog", as it is traditionally used to hunt rabbits. It weighs from 20 to 25 kilograms, depending on gender and eating habits. Males are usually 60 to 64 centimeters tall, and females 58 to 62 centimeters. They are very devoted dogs that can be perfectly trained.
Dogo Argentino – about 8,000 euros
The breed originated in the Mediterranean areas of Argentina. It is a large dog with short white hair. Their ideal shoulder height is around 65 cm, and the weight of males ranges from 40 to 45 kg, females are slightly lighter. They are loyal and brave guardians. They are kind and loving towards people, they are also very gentle with children.
Canadian Eskimo dog - around 8,750 euros
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It is one of the oldest and rarest dogs from the Arctic and consequently belongs to the the most expensive dog breeds in the world. The Thule people brought the breed from Siberia to North America more than 1,000 years ago. Their numbers began to decrease towards the end of the 1960s due to the increasing popularity of snowmobiles and the spread of infectious canine diseases. They are now threatened with extinction, and with only three hundred purebred dogs estimated to remain, it is clear why the price is so high.
Rottweiler – around 9,000 euros
The Rottweiler is a medium-sized domestic dog bred for working purposes in Germany. They were known as “Rottweiler Metzgerhund” meaning Rottweiler butchers, and their main use was to pull carts full of meat to market. Loyal, obedient and generally good-natured, the Rottweiler makes a great family pet.
Azawakh or Tuareg Saluki – around 9,500 euros
His homeland is Mali, Africa. The Azawak breed is an old breed, dating back to ancient times, and it is said to have been bred by the Tuaregs. It was used as a hunting and guard dog. The breed is very rare, which is precisely why its price is so high. They can be recognized by their slender bodies and beautiful almond eyes. The lifespan of this breed is approximately 10 to 12 years.
Tibetan mastiff – around 10,000 euros
The beautiful and calm giant, which can weigh up to 90 kilograms, is only suitable for dog connoisseurs due to its protective nature. It is an ancient breed originating from the Tibetan highlands. Tibetan monks used them as guardians, and they also traveled with nomads.
Chow Chow - around 11,000 euros
There are several reasons for the high price of this breed: one is that it is one of the oldest dog breeds in China, which is incredibly rare. They look like a mix between a lion and a teddy bear and have a unique black tongue. Despite their reputation as dangerous, they are also known for their loyalty to their owners. They need a lot of exercise, but be prepared for the fact that you will also spend a lot on them at the vet and for grooming at the dog salon. But if you spent around 11,000 euros on one of the most expensive dogs in the world, who cares!
Small lion dog - around 12,000 euros
The Little Lion Dog is one of the smallest breeds on the list The most expensive dog breeds in the world. The American Kennel Club classifies it as a non-sporting dog, and it is often considered a "toy dog" in registries. It once held the title of the rarest dog in the world, as there were only 65 such dogs in 1973, but now around 300 new dogs are registered worldwide each year. They are also called "little lions" and are very rare!
Samoyed - about 14,000 euros
The majestic Samoyed is the most expensive breed. It is easily recognized by its beautiful thick white fur. It was bred in Siberia as a herding dog. It lives on average from 12-13 years, a fully grown male can weigh from 20 to 30 kilograms, and a female can weigh about 16 to 23 kilograms. They are very intelligent, sociable and curious animals. These cute fluffy dogs are becoming incredibly rare, which is why we rank them among the most expensive dog breeds in the world!
(Sources: Breeding Business, Tail and Fur and Bright Side)
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2. Bows – inspiration is the name of a Marvel hero
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10. Maggie – after Downton Abbey actress Maggie Smith
