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Every dog lover would agree that a dog is the best friend a human being could have. Every one of us, at some point in time in our life, wished they could talk. And this best friend comes with different shape, size, colour, breed or bloodline. There are certain breeds of dog that only rich people can afford. And we’ve put together the five most expensive dogs in the world that are incredibly charming as well.
- Rottweiler
Throughout history, this breed has had a lot of gigs like guide dog and police dog since they love to work. They’ll come up with their own job if you don’t have one for them. They crave human attention and tendency to guard. They’re the best for watching over your children but with supervision. Though they are very common, they may cost you up to $6,000.
- Pomeranian Spitz
Developed in the Pomeranian province from ancient Spitz breed these cordial dogs love to meet new people. They easily get along with other animals, kids and humans. If you wish for a cute, bubbly pet to cuddle with then this is the one for you. Weighing only 3 to 7 pounds these diminutive dogs are very active indoors and are good choices for apartments.
- Tibetan Mastiff
The ancient nomadic tribes in China, Nepal and Tibet used this breed as the protectors of sheep from its brigands. They are the most protective and largest breed around the whole world. With a weight of 160 pounds and reaching the height of 33 inches, these dogs are one of the most expensive as it was reported in 2014.
- Samoyed
This fluffy, soft textured beauty was bred to help reindeer herd and has developed a knack for babysitting and pulling smaller sleds. They’re multipurpose dogs highly bonded to their families. Their upturned mouth always welcomes you with a smile. Though they are not the strongest and the fasted, it makes them the happiest when they are integrated into family life.
- Pharaoh Hound
Intelligent and inquisitive are the words that best describe this breed. They seem like Egyptian dogs but they have no Egyptian ancestry. Generally, this breed is friendly and clownish and can literally run for miles. Their instinct to hunt or chase cannot be stopped with any amount of training. This reflects their determination and stubbornness towards their goal.
