Is that a rescue?
No I dropped lazy cash for my best friend!
We all love dogs even Cat people love dogs.
With a ten to fifteen-year life span, the commitment to your dog is longer than the
average marriage these days.
They say three months rent for the engagement ring- so how much for your dog?
Let’s see the best money can buy 11 #
The samurai dog Akita.
The akita breed is from the land of the rising sun in Northern Japan, this was a chosen breed
for the Samurai.
It is one of the most Tom in ant dog breeds.
They really packed a lunch with a strong bright strength and a sturdy build.
It was the perfect companion in the old days, dating back to the B.C. times.
And although they’re still on the list of ranger us dogs It’s, actually a very loyal
feed; and good for families.
They have a high level of intelligence and warmth.
The fur ranges from white to reddish brown, in different varieties.
The Japanese Akita sells for a higher price, between $1,500 and $4,500 appearing in dog
shows and homes around the world.
It’s said these dogs have a lot of personality but Akita can throw shade at strangers; this
dog is more of a family guy.
But Akita can be temperamental, and deep restive if mist treated or left alone.
Just a little TLC and the Akita can be anyone’s best friend
One of the best things about this dog, besides those cute tails: It is quiet!
My neighbor dogs barks all day and you wouldn’t believe the dark thoughts that go through
my mind.
That is unless you have an intruder.
Akita make natural hard dogs with ingrained, protective instinct.
These dogs are sweethearts.
Treat em right and they’ll do no harm!
10 Queensland Blue Heeler The loyal Road more he or!
Mel Gibson’s trusty companion in the Mad Max movies, is an excellent sidekick in real
life as well.
Our reasearcher over here at Bored Badger Quin had one for 16 years.
Are Eye He Barkley!
Without any training, even city Blue Heelers are born with the knowledge to herd cattle.
Let them loose in the country and they’ll start rounding up cows by Nick sing at their
heels.
The grey and black hair blend, appears to some, to give a slight-blueish tint, and they
were bed partly from dingoes in the farms of Queensland Australia.
Thus; the name Queensland Blue Heeler.
I kind of like Dingo Dog, personally but this one won’t eat your baby.
They are considered one of the gentler dogs around children.
Untrained- They can be volatile and a bit wild.
But mainly this comes from their pro tech live instincts If you want a watch dog then
not a bad pick.
Blue Heelers come in a lot of variety.
They are known to be typically short & stout as a mid-sized dog, but the champion pedigrees
will be a bit taller and leaner with more light, blueish tones.
The Australian cattle dog, or red heeler are other names within the breed, depending on
coloration.
But all of them will have red colored shins, a marker of the dingo mud.
Mixed pups can sell cheap, but for a pure pedigree you’re looking at around $3,500
to $5,500.
9 Portuguese Water Dog As the name suggests-
these dogs are good swimmers who used to live on the docks helping Portuguese fisherman.
They’re very hairy and called “water dogs” so you’d that if you had allergies then
this wouldn’t be the dog for you.
But its hair actually taps allergens in the air around it- so it’s branded the Hypoallergenic
dog.
It’s a dog filter!
But be prepared to pay some grooming bills around $2,500 a pop
8 Peruvian Inca Orchid On the opposite side
of the scale, here’s a dog with no hair at all.
They developed alongside the Inca people in the Peruvian Alps and were important to the
culture.
They are one of the oldest known breeds.
To maintain its uphill skin, remember its sensitive to the sun, and baths and even applying
moisturizer is recommended.
They come in a range of colors from black, brown, gray, spotted, pink, tan and white.
The budget for this k-9 is about $3,000 7
Pharos Hound This is a cool-looking dog.
They have short & neat hair with a bright brown range of color.
And as the name suggests, they were bred in Ancient Egypt and kept as pets for Pharos
& nobility.
This sprinting hound is good on the bunt.
Later they became popular in Malta and they’ve been named as the national dog.
These mid-size dogs are loyal and pro tech live, but still should be supervised around
young children- just in case.
The Pharos Hound comes with a price tag of about $6,500 and like all hounds, they have
moments of stubbornness and can be aloof.
But they have a sweet side as well.
With a happy personality, playfulness and the ability to blush.
6 Rottweiler A classic breed.
These dogs are commonly found in America, but the price tag is quite steep.
If you’re lucky enough to have one of these there’s a lot of upside.
These big loveable oafs are real friendly and loyal to their owner, and bed see to their
in him sees.
This is one of the best hard dogs, it’s a german breed that was used in Roman arm
sees to herd cattle and pro tech the camps.
Their signature markers are big size, a black coat with reddish accents on the mouth, chest
and legs, with a snub tail.
By character they’re good natured, obedient, peer less, and devoted.
Along with pitbulls & german shepards, the knock on the Rottweiller is that people consider
it to be a ranger us breed, but that’s usually not the case at all.
5 English Bulldog This iconic breed has a high
demand back home in the United Kingdom It’s one of the safe choice for many families because
of the English Bulldog’s patience & friendliness.
Its good around kids, cards the house, and doesn’t always need a long walk.
The only drawback really is its ugh Lee face.
No, I’m kidding it’s the health problems.
Fun fact!
English bulldog leaders will often opt for the see selection instead of natural births
because their head’s so big it can get stuck on the way out.
Another unforeseen consequence from the leading practice results in potential breathings problems.
Ya, dogs can have asthma too.
Even sleep app knee a - look at this special doggy sleep app knee a machine.
But on the bright side, English bulldogs have been getting media attention for a peculiar
skill.
Some people want a skateboarding dog, I mean why not?
Short, stout, and smart- English Bulldogs are well-known for being able to grasp this
skill compared to other skate-dawgs.
You may have seen some clips on the news.
These head hers can come with a bill up to $9,000
4 Samoyed The smiley dog.
Their mouths naturally bend in a smile- hence the nickname.
From Siberia, they’re named after the tribe that bed them.
Samoyed dogs are strong and competitive and playful, sometimes used for dog sleds.
Mainly in the past they were used for reindeer herding.
Their Rascally behavior is endearing, they need lots of love and attention.
White coat, fluffy fur and perky tail- are the signature Samoyed attributes.
This is a beautiful dog; The price tag on these guys go from $4,000 to $11,000!
3 Saluki Another dog from Egypt, this is one
of the most expensive.
Maybe you’re seeing a pattern developing – this is another lead that is both one
of the oldest in the world, and, most expensive.
Going back to at least 329 B.C.
This lead is so old, you’ll see ‘em in hieroglyphs on ancient Egyptian temples.
Saluki get top dollar because owners like the slim & elegant look, their cool demeanor,
and speed baby.
Typically you’re going to have to shell out 3 grand to get your hands on one.
They’re even used to bunt gazelles, the fastest of all antelope.
The hair requires moderate grooming.
They do need a lot of space to roam and take long walks or go for a run.
As long as they get their exercise the Saluki temperament is usually cool and laid back.
2 Lowchens From as far back as the Renaissance, the lowchens
were a sign of wealth in Europe and popular companions for noblewomen.
They came from Germany and mean “little lion” in german.
Lady from the lady and the camp is supposed to be a lowchens.
They have a small, compact body, with a smaller head, and they tons of broom-like fur that
owners groom out to be fluffy And the lowchens has a peppy personality and
positive attitude.
Couldn’t make the vid without a lowchens cuz they do sell for more than most dogs out
there ranging from $5,000 and up to $10,000!
1 Tibetan Mastiff
Full of comfort and class, the Tibetan Mastiff takes our number one spot- The most expensive
dog on Earth!
This owner surprised crowds and the media alike in Hangzhou, China at a pet fair auction-
paying $1.9 million US dollars for a Tibetan Mastiff.
As you can see these dogs grow to be huge- almost bear-like, or, like a teddy bear.
The fluffy coat, lovable face and sweet nature really win hearts and minds.
They originally developed alongside sheepherders and pro tech lead flocks of sheep from the
leopards and wolfs in the Tibetan Highlands.
Sitting around 200 fluffy pounds with a mane and those giant paws, the Tibetan tradition
believes they have lions mud.
The shaggy hair was meant to keep them warm in those cold climates- but these days its
best used to win trophies in categories like coolest hair.
The record breaking million-dollar dog was an exception, you can get your own for around
$5,000 to $8,000.
That’s a dog gone sweet deal