They are lovable, loyal and are considered man's best friend. But would you fork thousands or millions to buy one? For billionaires, any dog will not do. It’s not only the pooch that matters but its lineage as well. Here's our list of the priciest puppies up for grabs for the elite dog lover.
Tibetan Mastiff: $2,200 – $7,000. (Rs 1,20,000- Rs 3,85,000)
The most expensive dog in the world was a Tibetan Mastiff called Big Splash. He was sold for $1.5 million to a Chinese coal baron. The massive build of a Tibetan Mastiff hides a loyal, calm and good-natured pet. The breed loves open spaces – a farmhouse or a sprawling bungalow is perfect for this big ball of fur. (They are known to weigh as much as a 100 kgs)
The most expensive dog in the world was a Tibetan Mastiff called Big Splash. He was sold for $1.5 million to a Chinese coal baron. The massive build of a Tibetan Mastiff hides a loyal, calm and good-natured pet. The breed loves open spaces – a farmhouse or a sprawling bungalow is perfect for this big ball of fur. (They are known to weigh as much as a 100 kgs)
French Mastiff: $3,000 (Rs 1,65,000)
A breed slightly easier to procure than the Tibetan variety, the French Mastiff grows up to be a strong and imposing dog. Pure brawn and high maintenance, the French Mastiff is often considered as status symbols by the elite. Salman Khan popularly named his two French Mastiffs ‘Myson and Myjaan’.
A breed slightly easier to procure than the Tibetan variety, the French Mastiff grows up to be a strong and imposing dog. Pure brawn and high maintenance, the French Mastiff is often considered as status symbols by the elite. Salman Khan popularly named his two French Mastiffs ‘Myson and Myjaan’.
Pembroke Welsh Corgi: $1,000 (Rs 55,000)
The Welsh Corgi has a folklore attached to its breed; according to legend, it served as a steed for fairies (hence the saddle-like pattern on it coat). Most famous for being the favorite breed of Queen Elizabeth II – the corgi has been the most preferred per of British royalty for more than seven decades. Its price matches its elite status, the pint sized pooch costs at least a $1000, but may increase depending on breed and pure blood line.
The Welsh Corgi has a folklore attached to its breed; according to legend, it served as a steed for fairies (hence the saddle-like pattern on it coat). Most famous for being the favorite breed of Queen Elizabeth II – the corgi has been the most preferred per of British royalty for more than seven decades. Its price matches its elite status, the pint sized pooch costs at least a $1000, but may increase depending on breed and pure blood line.
Saluki: $2,500 (Rs 1,40,000)
Also known as the ‘Gazelle Hound’ the tall, nimble Saluki is believed to be one of the oldest breeds of domesticated dogs from Egypt. Its long lineage and graceful appearance makes it extremely popular but beauty does come at a price;it requires a lot of maintenance thanks to its long fur and delicate nature.
Also known as the ‘Gazelle Hound’ the tall, nimble Saluki is believed to be one of the oldest breeds of domesticated dogs from Egypt. Its long lineage and graceful appearance makes it extremely popular but beauty does come at a price;it requires a lot of maintenance thanks to its long fur and delicate nature.
Chow Chow: $1,000-$8,500 (Rs 55,000- Rs 4,70,000)
The Chow Chow’s Chinese name Songshi Quan literally means ‘puffylion dog’, and the breed is super adorable and is known for its distinct blue-black toungue. These foxy little dogs are very friendly, but come with a high maintenance tag. Apart from the usual black and cream, Chows come in interesting colors like red, blue and cinnamon.
The Chow Chow’s Chinese name Songshi Quan literally means ‘puffylion dog’, and the breed is super adorable and is known for its distinct blue-black toungue. These foxy little dogs are very friendly, but come with a high maintenance tag. Apart from the usual black and cream, Chows come in interesting colors like red, blue and cinnamon.
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