Among the many pet dog breeds, some dogs are recognized as the "most expensive" because of their high breeding costs. The following 5 types of dogs are not only expensive to purchase, but also cost a lot of money for breeding, training, me...
Among the many pet dog breeds, some dogs are recognized as the "most expensive" because of their high breeding costs. The following 5 types of dogs are not only expensive to purchase, but also cost a lot of money for breeding, training, medical care, etc. Those who can afford it are often not ordinary people.
1. Chow Chow has a lot of food and is very expensive to eat, and many people say they can't afford it. In addition, Chow Chow can have a certain body odor, which mainly comes from the skin, ears, etc., so Chow Chow needs to be carefully cleaned and taken care of regularly, and it is also a cost.
Also, Chow Chow is more prone to bad breath, and pet owners need to clean their mouths frequently. They can usually use some teeth grinding snacks to reduce bad breath, such as snacks, chicken and jerky, which can help grind teeth and eliminate bad breath!
2. Afghan Hound
Afghan Hound, as can be seen from its appearance, this dog is unique. They have silk-like long hair and a slender body, giving people a sense of aristocratic alienation and elegance. The Afghan Hound was the royal hound of the British royal family in the past, and its physical indicators were also of high standards.
Afghan hounds are very vigilant, have strong territorial awareness, and are also a certain degree of aggressiveness. They need a large living space to meet their activities and running needs.
Afghan hounds have silk hair that also needs to be taken care of every day, and the cost of beauty care is also very high. Therefore, after raising it, money is like flowing water. Even rich people dare not raise it.
3. Husky
Husky, known as the destruction maniac, is not something that ordinary people can afford. Ten people who raise huskys will say that they will break up their houses, which shows that this is a gene engraved in their bones. Whether the Husky is happy or not, the things at home are demolished in large quantities and special decompositions. Those who don’t know will think that your home is being renovated! People who can afford to support husky are really not ordinary people.
4. Alaska
Alaska, quiet and beautiful, but raising this man must have an economic foundation.
First, it is really edible. As a large dog, Alaska has a large appetite and breeders need to provide it with adequate nutrition to meet its growth and development needs.
Secondly, Alaska has a glass stomach. The breeder should not only give it good food, but also pay attention to the quality and hygiene of the food to avoid gastrointestinal discomfort. If you are not careful, it will go to the hospital to report.
Third, Alaska's hair is hard to wash, and it is one of the dogs that pet beauty salon staff are afraid to meet. It costs hundreds of dollars each time you take a bath, which is another considerable expense.
5. The price of French Bulldogs has always been relatively high. If you pursue a pure breed, the price will be tens of thousands. This is not something that ordinary people can afford. Moreover, French bulldogs have poor physical fitness and often get sick, so medical expenses are a huge expense. If your financial conditions are not very good, it is recommended that you do not choose to raise French bulldogs.
These five species of dogs are recognized as the "most expensive" because of their high breeding costs. Although they have their own characteristics and bring endless joy to their owners, raising them also requires sufficient preparation and sufficient economic strength. If you are a pet lover, you might as well consider your financial strength and time investment when choosing a dog breed to avoid unnecessary financial burdens.
