When it’s time to pick out your puppy, there are a few of factors you may want to consider. For example, the looks, personality, temperament or even dog intelligence. But if you’re on a budget, the price of dog breed should be considered as well.
Whether you’re actually planning to pick up one of these dogs that can potentially cost a pretty penny or you’re just interested in knowing, here are some of the world’s most expensive dog breeds.
Most Expensive Dog Breeds
Note: these costly dog breeds are based on our research of the market and may change. However, if a breed is listed in the top 45, there’s a pretty good chance they stay in the top 45 (or close) despite any price fluctuations over the years.
45. Ibizan Hound
Estimated Price: $800 – $1,200

The Ibizan Hound is one of Spain’s most iconic dog breeds. Their origins go as far back as 3400 BC from the popular tourist destination, Ibiza.
According to Dog Breeds List, the price of these dogs range between $800 and $1200 USD. But with their polite demeanor, friendly attitude and family-oriented personalities, it’s easy to see why.
Unfortunately, they’re one of the rarer dog breeds on this list. As a matter of fact, they’re ranked 152 out of 193 breeds for popularity in 2019.
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44. German Shepherd
Estimated Price: $500 – $1,500
German Shepherds are the world’s best police dogs. With their speed, strength, obedience and loyalty, it’s easy to see why these dogs are so valuable to law enforcements all over the world.
The price of German Shepherds can range quite a bit, with the high end lineage dogs costing upwards of $5000. But because they’re popular dogs, you can also find some around the $500 range.
With German Shepherds, you get what you pay for – an amazing companion and skilled working dog. It’s no surprise they’re so dependable for high-leverage situations.
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43. Samoyed
Estimated Price: $600 – $1,500
The Samoyed is a dog breed that’s relatively rare. Expect to pay close to $1000 USD for a healthy puppy from a reputable breeder. With this price, you’ll be left little for the groomers (they shed a lot!).
The reason for the wide price range is because of several factors that’ll affect the price of the Samoyed. Factors such as gender, certifications (pure bred guarantees) and bloodlines.
Most of the time, male Samoyed dogs will cost more than their female counterparts, especially in the dog breeding world. We never recommend supporting puppy mills and dog stores (supplied by mills).
42. Staffordshire Bull Terrier
Estimated Price: $800 – $1,500
For around $1150 USD you can get yourself one of the world’s most tenacious and courageous dog breed, the Staffordshire Bull Terrier.
Though they were once fierce fighting dogs in England, they’re mainly kind and sweet dogs today. Plus, they’re great with children.
Socialization is absolutely necessary for these dogs, otherwise their dog-fighting instincts from back in the day may appear in dangerous situations.
41. Newfoundland
Estimated Price: $800 – $1,500
Newfoundlands are big black dogs that have a reputation for a calm personality and a strong work ethic. In some families, they’re used as “nanny dogs” because they’re highly reliable companions.
Though they were once trained to work with fishermen in Newfoundland (Canada), they’re mainly family companions and nanny dogs today. And while they may be expensive, given what you get in return, the $1150 price tag seems very reasonable.
40. Canadian Eskimo Dog
Estimated Price: $800 – $1,200
Along with the Greenland Dog, the Canadian Eskimo was brought from Siberia to North America over 1000 years ago. So, some may argue they’re actually Russian dogs.
These Arctic working dogs are some of the world’s best sled dogs because of their great stamina and work ethic. They’re sturdy, powerful, agile and loyal.
However, they come with a hefty price tag, as all great dogs do. Expect to pay around $1000 USD for one. They’re definitely worth the price, though they may be a little difficult to find.
39. Yorkshire Terrier
Estimated Price: $1,200 – $1,500
The Yorkshire Terrier, or Yorkie, comes is many sizes. Despite being one of the smallest terriers, they can get even smaller with the miniature and teacup variation.
Just because they’re small doesn’t mean they’re cheap dogs. For these small playful dogs, expect to pay around $1300 USD for a puppy. For so little dog, that’s a big price to pay.
Still, there’s a reason why millions of owners fork up the cash to raise one. They’re some of the best lap dogs money can buy.
38. Old English Sheepdog
Estimated Price: $1,200 – $1,500
Highly intelligent and calm, the Old English Sheepdog is a large dog known for its shaggy-appearance and bear-like gait. In terms of appearance, they may be one of the most unique dog breeds ever.
They have all the qualities of a premier family dog. The OSE is a great playmate for kids, an excellent watch dog and an affectionate companion.
For all of those characteristics (and so much more), it’s easy to see why they’re prices around $1400 per puppy. Just be ready to clean up after all that fur.
37. Bernese Mountain Dog
Estimated Price: $800 – $2,000
The Bernese Mountain Dog is one of my personal favorite breed for all the right reasons. In addition to being large teddy bears, Bernies are patient, loving, calm and good-natured.
When they need to be guard dogs, they’ll spring into action. If you need a second pair of eyes on your kids, they’ll do that too. Bernese Mountain dogs are extremely dependable dogs.
There’s so much to love with the Bernese Mountain Dog and the $1400 you’d have to pay seems like a good deal (if you ask me).
36. Saint Bernard
Estimated Price: $800 – $2,000
Saint Bernards are very much like Bernies, in the sense that they’re “nanny dogs.” If you’re looking for a charming yet dependable big dog, look no further. The Saint Bernard checks all boxes.
Though the Saint Bernard originated from the Swiss Alps, they’re one of the world’s most recognizable breed – thanks to Beethoven. Being in pop culture certainly helps with their demand, as seen by the big price tag.
You can expect to pay around $1400 USD for a Saint Bernard puppy. However, the price can vary quite a bit with these dogs. Despite any good deals, I’d go with a reputable breeder since they’re prone to a few health issues.
35. Landseer
Estimated Price: $1,500
The Landseer dog is what I like to call the “cow dog.” because of their fluffy white coats and large black spots, you can’t deny the uncanny resemblance!
These dogs have close ties to the Newfoundland and are often mistaken for the black and white Newfie. Everything from their large bodies, fur, ears and big head feels eerily similar.
And even though they aren’t recognized by any kennel clubs, they’re fairly expensive. But given their gentle demeanor, they may very well be worth the $1500.
34. Kerry Blue Terrier
Estimated Price: $1,000 – $2,000

Is there a dog breed more exotic-looking than the Kerry Blue Terrier? These terriers are famously known for their unique blue coats. In fact, they’re one of the few rare dog breeds that can come in a standard blue coat.
But to experience raising these awesome “show-stopping” dogs, expect to shell out roughly $1500 for one. They’re not very popular dogs. So the scarcity may by affecting the price of these dogs.
However, they’re more than just eye-candy. Kerry Blue Terriers are highly adaptable dogs with a family-oriented personality. They’re great companions, but also suitable watch dogs.
33. Miniature Bull Terrier
Estimated Price: $1,200 – $2,000

The Miniature Bull Terrier was a breed that I didn’t expect to crack the most expensive dogs list. With the egg-shaped heads and mischievous temperaments, these dogs can be a handful (but so worth it!).
In terms of entertainment, there is no breed better than the Mini Bull Terrier. As a matter of fact, they’ve been crowned the “clown prince” by the American Kennel Club.
Paying roughly $1600 for a dog may seem expensive, but they’re probably worth it. With a Bull Terrier in the home, there will never be a dull moment.
32. Akita Inu
Estimated Price: $750 – $2,500
The Akita dog has long been the prized dog breed of Japan. In 2016 before the Putin-Abe summit, PM Shinzo Abe gifted Russian President Vladimir Putin a male puppy Akita to pair with his current female Akita, named Yume.
Putin eventually declined the offer with concerns about how the new puppy would get along with Yume. However, this shows just how much respect the Japanese have for this dog breed.
A well-bred Akita registered with the AKC should run you around $1650. Any breeder selling you an Akita for under $500 should not be purchased at the risk of potential long term health risks.
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31. Bouvier des Flandres
Estimated Price: $1,200 – $2,200
Like all good things from France, the Bouvier des Flandres comes with a significant price tag. Expect these dogs to cost you around $1,700 per puppy.
In return, you get a sturdy multi-purpose dog that’s capable of many jobs. With a powerful core, huge size and a strong will, there are few things this dog can’t do.
The Bouviers are affectionate dogs and can make formidable guardians for your family too. You’ll just need to be a little patient with them, as their stubbornness may kick in from time to time.
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30. Golden Retriever
Estimated Price: $500 – $2,000

Because Golden Retrievers are so wildly popular, the cost of these dogs can drastically vary. And while it’s true that there’s a huge demand, there’s also a huge supply.
With that said, cost will depend on the reputation of the breeder and the puppy’s pedigree. You can find one for a few hundred dollars, but expect to pay a few thousand for the best.
It’s easy to see why these dogs cost so much – every family (or so it seems) wants one! Oh, and they’re easily one of the smartest dogs too.
29. Spinone Italiano
Estimated Price: $1,500 – $2,000
The Spinone Italiano is one of the Italy’s most famous and ancient dog breeds. Once used as highly skilled hunting companions, the Italianos are mainly just companions today.
However, they retained their versatility from their hunting days. Given their study build, dense coat and patience, it’s hard to find a more reliable Italian dog.
These dogs are hard to come by, especially in North America. But for the cost of a high-end Italian purse, is the Spinone Italiano worth the $1750 price tag? I think so!
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28. Irish Wolfhound
Estimated Price: $1,500 – $2,000
The Irish Wolfhound is not a common sight. But if you ever see one, you’ll know that they’re some of the tallest dogs in the world, standing over 30 inches tall. You simply can’t miss one.
And among all of AKC’s recognized dog breeds, they’re the tallest dog. Combine their height with their muscular frame, and you have a scary, yet graceful hunting dog.
However, their height isn’t the only thing that’s “high” about them – their price is too. For about $1750, you’ll be able to own a fearless and powerful hunting dog that’s gentle and patient in the home.
27. Basset Hound
Estimated Price: $1,700 – $2,000

The Basset Hound may just be the world’s most expensive dog nose. And according to Animal Planet, a Basset Hound has the second best nose in the canine kingdom.
In fact, their noses have 220 million scent receptors, which dwarfs nearly every other dog breed. And for reference, we (humans) only have 5 million scent receptors. The difference is ridiculous.
This amazing physical trait alone is a great argument for the Basset Hound’s steep price tag. But you will need to keep and eye on your Basset, as they tend to wander off and follow their noses.
26. Great Dane
Estimated Price: $600 and $3,000
As the largest dog breed in the world, the Great Dane may actually be a great “bang for the buck” dog breed. These dogs can weigh up to 200 pounds! So if you think about, they’re definitely worth paying around $1800 for one.
And just because they’re huge dogs doesn’t mean they’re aggressive. They were once fierce and scary boar hunting dogs, but the aggression was bred out of them. Today, Great Danes are friendly, patient and kind dogs.
25. Bedlington Terrier
Estimated Price: $1,800 – $2,000
Bedlington Terriers are essentially little dogs sporting a sheep’s coat. For these exotic-looking English dogs, expect to pay roughly $1900 for a puppy. They’re not cheap, but they’re fantastic dogs.
Bedlingtons are famously known for their pear-like head shape and “tasseled” ears. It’s impossible to mistaken a Bedlington Terrier because they’re just that different.
Whether it’s their special physical characteristics or charming personalities, the Bedlington Terrier will cost you a pretty penny. Say goodbye to your wallet.
24. Doberman Pinscher
Estimated Price: $1,500 – $2,500
Doberman Pinschers are the ultimate “brains and brawn” dogs. They’re not just super smart, but also have the physique. With nearly 100 pounds of muscles, these dogs know how to put their strength to use.
The Doberman is a loyal (to a fault), courageous and highly intelligent dog. And over the years, they’ve made a name for themselves as some of the best guard dogs.
But all good things come with a price. In other words, you get what you pay more. For $2,000 USD on the high end, Doberman Pinschers may still be worth it.
23. Pharaoh Hound
Estimated Price: $1,500 – $2,500

The Egyptian Pharaoh Hound is considered one of the oldest dog breeds in existence, dating back to the ancient times of 4000 BC. These dogs can be seen in hieroglyphics and ancient Egyptian artifacts from that time period.
Because of this, it adds as extra layer of mystery and excitement to these dogs. But does it warrant such a high price? Well, that’s for you to decide.
Today, these dogs are only bred on the archipelago island of Malta, making them extremely rare and very pricey to buy. Depending on the breeder, a single dog can cost you around $2000 USD.
22. Lakeland Terrier
Estimated Price: $1,800 – $2,200
The Lakeland Terrier is like your typical terrier without a very “typical” price tag. However, they have all the temperament traits of a true terrier. Lakelands are spirited, energetic and lively.
In fact, they’re the ultimate personification of the cliche phrase, “big dog in small package.” But these British dogs don’t come cheap, as they shouldn’t.
Depending on the breeder, expect a Lakeland Terrier to set you back about $2000 per puppy. But for a lifelong companion and activity buddy, it may very well be worth it.
21. Caucasian Ovtcharka
Estimated Price: $1000 – $3000
The Caucasian Shepherd Dog is a massive dog breed, weighing up to 170 pounds. They are great guard and working dogs, though their dominant nature can make them a bit difficult to raise.
Caucasian Ovtcharka dogs are not something you see every day. In fact, they’re hard to obtain outside of their home country of Russia, which may explain why they cost to much money (You’ll probably have to import one from abroad).
However, if you’re looking for a large guard dog with a lot of loyalty, the Caucasian Shepherd dog may be perfect (though it will cost you around $2000).
20. Saluki
Estimated Price: $1,000 – $3,000

Like the Pharaoh Hound, the Saluki dogs also originate from Egypt. They’re famously known to be skilled hunters with enough speed and endurance to chase down prey in rocky terrain.
The Salukis are regarded as one of the oldest domesticated dog breeds in human history. They’re brave, confident and independent, but also loyal and obedient with the right training.
The average price of a well-bred Saluki can run you anywhere between $1,800 to $2,000 – making it one of the most expensive dog breeds in the world. That said, we don’t often see Salukis around.
19. Dogo Argentino
Estimated Price: $2,100
Developed in Argentina, the Dogo Argentino (also known as the Argentinian Mastiff) is a massive pack hunting dog known for high intelligence, great strength and speed.
Make no mistake, these dogs can look intimidating. However, they’re not that intense all the time. When these dogs are at home, they’re friendly and affectionate dogs if provided a firm and loving owner.
The Dogo Argentino was developed to track and hunt down the most dangerous game. For that reason alone, the $2,100 average price seems reasonable.
18. Tosa Inu
Estimated Price: $1,700 – $2,500
Bred to be the dog fighting champion of Japan, the Tosa Inu is a huge and fearless mastiff. Though they don’t fight anymore, they can still retain the aggressive nature of their ancestors.
Expect to pay an average price of $2100 if you can find a Tosa Inu. However, some countries have put them on the dangerous dogs list and banned them. If you do bring one home, they’re not recommended for inexperienced dog trainers or owners.
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17. Nova Scotia Duck Tolling
Estimated Price: $1,800 – $2,500
The Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever, or “Toller” for short, is a hunting dog breed you won’t get to see every day. They’re originally duck-hunting companions and the hunters certainly paid a hefty price.
They’re tireless dogs and can easily outplay you should you ever try to keep up with one. The best way to deal with their energy is to take them swimming.
Tollers have all the physical traits to be superb swimmers. They have a water-resistant coat, webbed feet and long legs. All of which, are needed to retrieve ducks from the bodies of water.
16. Black Russian Terrier
Estimated Price: $1,800 – $2,500
Developed by the Soviet Union, the Black Russian Terrier was intended for military use. They are large yet powerful dogs you don’t want to mess with.
So for about $2150, you’ll be able to get yourself one of the world’s best watch and guard dog. In fact, they were exclusively developed for this job! There are few people in this world that would dare mess with a Black Russian Terrier.
15. Dogue de Bordeaux
Estimated Price: $1,400 – $2,900
The massive Dogue de Bordeaux is also called the French Mastiff. And like most mastiffs, they’re huge dogs. They also have strong protective instincts and are some of the best guard dogs around.
Expect to pay upwards of $2000 if you want one. However for that price, you’ll get a highly dependable companion that can serve many purposes. Just be aware that they’re big on drooling. And by drooling, I mean they drool a lot.
14. Berger Picard
Estimated Price: $2,000 – $2,500
Independent yet loyal, the Berger Picard strikes the perfect balance for a family companion. Still, they’ll come off as stubborn at times and require consistent positive training. Obedience training will also take a lot of patience.
Physically, Berger Picards are known for their pointy, long erected ears. They’ll always have an interesting J-shaped tail that tapers off. However, to bring one home, expect to budget around $2250 for a puppy from a reputable breeder.
13. Azawakh
Estimated Price: $2,000 – $2,500
Azawakh dogs are some of the most people-oriented and affectionate sighthounds you can find. They’re not as aloof as other popular sighthounds. For that reason, they make fine family companions.
However like with the best, Azawakh dogs will cost you quite a bit because they’re hard to come by. You will want to budget roughly $2250 USD for a puppy, if you can find one. But for a dog breed with such a pleasant personality, they may be worth the hefty price tag.
12. Norfolk Terrier
Estimated Price: $2,000 – $2,500

Weighing just barely over 11 lbs, Norfolk Terriers may be considered one of the most expensive small dog breeds. They may have all the physical traits of a toy dog, but don’t rely on them to be your lap dog. After all, they are terriers.
Norfolk Terriers tend to be energetic, free-spirited and courageous, but they also like to have a lot of fun. If you’re willing to pay for all the entertainment they bring, they’re worth the price.
11. French Bulldog
Estimated Price: $1,500 – $3,000
French Bulldogs have quietly become the most popular dog breed in America (2022), after taking down the Labrador’s 32 year reign. With the huge demand, it should be no surprise that you’ll need to cough up $2250 for a puppy.
However, it’s not just because of the high demand. Another big reason why these dogs are so expensive if because of the breeding process. Frenchies require artificial insemination and c-sections in order to give birth to a litter.
However, their playful attitudes and lively temperaments make them worth the high price. It’s why so many millions of people around the world are willing to put out the cash.
10. Rottweiler
Estimated Price: $1,000 – $4,000
The Rottweiler is regarded as one of the top 10 most popular dog breeds in the United States. What’s not to love about the Rottweiler? They’re loyal, smart and confident dogs. However, they’re also pricey.
A well-bred Rottweiler from a reputable breeder can cost you anywhere between 1 to 4 thousand dollars. But expect to pay an average of $2,500 for a healthy puppy with papers.
Rotties are known to be susceptible to numerous health problems, some more serious than others. Heart disease, bone cancer, eye diseases and hypothyroidism can all be common for Rottweilers. This means it may be even more important to find a reputable breeder.
9. Cavalier King Charles
Estimated Price: $1,800 – $3,500
The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel costs a lot to breed, which translates to a higher price for the potential buyer. Because of the incurred expenses of breeding the Cavalier King Charles, it is rare to find any bargains on these dogs.
If you have been offered a price under $1,000, note that it may just be a down payment. It’s just “too good to be true” in this case. They may also have health issues for a cheap price.
You may be able to find registered Cavaliers for a lot less at a puppy mill or an inexperienced / negligent breeder, but the cost for immediate health care may end up costing you more.
8. Cane Corso
Estimated Price: $1,500 – $4,000
The Cane Corso has a rich history and lineage that can be traced back to the times of Ancient Rome. In fact, they’ve served as high-end guard dogs for thousands of years.
Their name in latin can be translated to “bodyguard dog.” But if you’re seeking protection from a Cane Corso, expect to put out some serious cash.
They’re large dogs that strut in a majestic manner. For a wonderful companion and a loyal protector, I’d consider dishing out $2750 for one.
7. English Bulldog
Estimated Price: $1,500 – $4,000

English bulldogs have become increasingly popular dogs throughout the years, and the price backs this up. But what exactly makes bulldogs so expensive? There is a good reason.
An English bulldog must be C-sectioned from its mother at birth, which is generally a more complicated process. Thus, requiring more costs for breeders to breed these dogs.
The pregnancy requires the dog to make frequent visits to the vet, which can add on extra costs. You can find these dogs for less than $1,500, but buying from a reputable breeder is recommended for dogs that require extra attention during pregnancy.
6. Chow Chow
Estimated Price: $800 – $5,000
Owners who are looking to buy a Chow Chow can see huge price variance during their search. There will be a number of factors that can determine your Chow Chow’s price (such as location, lineage, breeder or reputation.)
These dogs won’t make your list of the smartest dog breeds. In fact, they rank at the top of the list for the least intelligent dog breeds. But they’re smart in other ways. Regardless, they have a certain charm to them and are widely popular in China.
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5. Neapolitan Mastiff
Estimated Price: $800 – $5,000

Like the Cane Corso, the Neapolitan Mastiff has roots from ancient Rome. They were powerful guardians back then, and they haven’t changed since.
Costing around $2900 for a Neapolitan, they’re just slightly more expensive than the Cane Corso. But what intruder dares mess with one of these? When they’re not guarding the home, they’re wonderful loyal dogs. A Neapolitan Mastiff will always have your back!
4. Tibetan Mastiff
Estimated Price: $1,500 – $5,000
A Tibetan Mastiff is known for its massive stature and considered one of the most prized guard dogs in all of China. In fact, the most expensive dog ever sold was a Tibetan mastiff.
More likely, you’ll find this dog for $1500 to $5,000, with an average of $1,800 to $2,500 from an ethical and reputable breeder. As mentioned, the price can vary significantly – upwards of a million dollars!
Legend has it that a couple of these dogs can take down a lion, making them the ultimate guard dogs. Whether they actually can or not, this rumor has never been confirmed (or at least I hope it hasn’t).
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3. Olde English Bulldogge
Estimated Price: $200 – $6,500

In terms of price, the Olde English Bulldogge has the greatest cost variance. They are great guard dogs that can cost you $3350 for a reputable puppy.
Though they’re borderline medium-sized dogs, they possess a ton of strength. Plus, they’re a lot more agile than they look. Although they’re relatively new dogs, they have a huge following. But is it enough to justify this high-end price?
2. Portuguese Water Dog
Estimated Price: $2,000 – $6,000

The Portuguese Water Dog really surprised me in terms of price. Once loyal companions to fishermen, this water dog is primarily a family companion today.
Part of the reason why owners are willing to fork out the money is because they’re highly intelligent and obedient dog breeds. They’re very “biddable” dogs. But having to pay $4000 USD for a healthy puppy seems a little steep to me.
1. Löwchen
Estimated Price: $4,000 – $8,000

The Löwchen, also known as the Little Lion Dog, is the world’s most expensive dog breed because of the rarity of the breed. In fact, there were just a mere 65 registered examples of the Löwchen breed in 1973.
Today, only a few hundred new Löwchens are registered every year in the world. Due to scarcity, price for these prized dogs have sky-rocketed and can fetch well over $10,000 USD per dog.
These dogs have been recognized since the Renaissance period, as seen in several famous paintings from the era. They were widely popular breeds with noblemen, but have since become near extinct.
The Most Expensive Dog Ever Sold

The most expensive dog ever purchased was recorded on March 17th, 2014. The purchase was for a pure golden-haired Tibetan Mastiff puppy at the price of $1.95 million USD (or 12 Million Chinese Yuan).
The dog was bought by a property developer at a luxury pet fair in the eastern province of Zhejiang (China), according to the Chinese newspaper: Qianjiang Evening News.
This makes the Tibetan Mastiff puppy the single most expensive dog ever sold, at least from what has been publicly recorded as of today. The breeder of the puppy, Zhang Gengyun, claimed that the mastiff had “lion’s blood” in him.
Zhang further backed the ridiculous price by stating a similar dog was sold for nearly $1 million USD previously.
In case you’re wondering, the second most expensive dog ever sold was also a Tibetan Mastiff, which commanded a price of $1.5 million USD.
Did you dog’s breed make the list of the top 45 most expensive dog breeds? Are you surprised by it? Let us know in the comments section below!
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Mylo
Thursday 25th of February 2021
How are Cockapoos not on the list, I brought one for 5000 dollars.
Treyvon
Sunday 15th of August 2021
@Mylo, you can buy one for like $450 to $2600
Opus
Monday 8th of February 2021
You forgot the 4 rare mid-sized Japanese Breeds: 1) Kishu Ken/Inu, 2) Shikoku Ken (aka Kochi Ken), 3) Hokkaido Ken/Inu, and the 4) Kai Ken (aka Tora Inu). They are in the Spitz type family which also includes the Akita Inu and the Shiba Inu. They will all run in between ~$1500-$2500 USD. :)
esther morgan
Saturday 25th of January 2020
Thanks so much for this great content some breed I have never seen
Jennie
Thursday 17th of October 2019
Lowchens do not cost that much. Most puppies in the United States are between $2,000-$3,000.