Expensive Dog Breeds Blog about Pet Animals
Dogs are one of the most popular pets today. People get dogs for many reasons, including for companionship, protection and as a family pet. Some people will get a dog that is considered a luxury or a designer dog to use as a status symbol and to promote their image. Listed below are some of the most expensive breeds of dog that are sometimes being bought as status pets.
The Samoyed is a rare breed of dog that is very popular and costs around five thousand pounds. They are a very high maintenance breed. They are very delicate and sensitive to many things and have specific requirements when it comes to food, room temperature, shelter and grooming. They are large dogs with a thick and fluffy white coat and they have a sweet disposition.
The British Bulldog - also known as the English Bulldog - is a very popular breed and can cost anywhere between one and four thousand pounds. They are a very popular breed in the United States and in the UK. Their unique masculine appearance appeals to many people and English Bulldogs have been very popular for years. However, their common respiratory problems mean that they cannot usually reproduce naturally - breeders rely on the intervention of vets for insemination and delivery of pups which contributes to their overall cost as well as the higher premium you will have for your dog insurance .
A smaller breed of dog that is very popular is the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and these can cost around five hundred to about two thousand pounds. This is a toy dog breed that is very lovable and is considered one of the most intelligent dogs. They are easily trainable and enjoy being around people. There are four colours recognised for this breed, which are: Blenheim, tri-colour, black and tan and ruby.
Dogs of all shapes and sizes make wonderful companions and can make a great addition to any family home. The specific breed of dog you choose depends on your personal preference and circumstances. There are many warm and lovable animals that have been abandoned or mistreated that are sitting in numerous shelters waiting for a good home - contact your local Dogs Trust branch or pay them a visit before heading to a pet shop.
No matter what type of dog you decide to bring into your home it is essential to make sure that you understand fully how much responsibility it is to raise a happy and healthy dog. Our dog insurance page has links to articles which you may find useful if bringing a canine pal home for the first time. Above all, rememer that "A Dog is For Life, Not Just For Christmas".
