Tibetan Mastiffs are the Most Expensive Dogs in the World
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Dogs are known as loyal pets and companions to humans. Some people are willing to spend a considerable amount of money to buy and care for dogs.
According to Luxury Columnist, there are eight of the most expensive dogs in the world currently, ranging from the Dogo Argentino to the Tibetan Mastiff. The prices of these dogs range from US$4,000 or Rp 56.9 million (at an exchange rate of Rp 14,245/US$) to US$15,000 or Rp 213.7 million.
Here is a list of the eight most expensive dogs in the world:
1. Tibetan Mastiff (US$ 15,000 or Rp 213.7 million)
The Tibetan Mastiff originates from the Tibetan highlands. Male Tibetan Mastiffs can weigh up to 68 kg (kilograms). As guard dogs, Tibetan Mastiffs have powerful and muscular bodies to deter predators such as wolves and bears.
2. Samoyed (US$ 9,000 or Rp 128.2 million)
This breed has a unique characteristic: thick, white fur. Furthermore, their faces appear to always be smiling. Samoyeds are intelligent and require a lot of attention from their owners.
3. Löwchen (US$ 8,000 or Rp 113.9 million)
The Löwchen, also known as the "little lion dog," has been a favorite pet, especially among European nobility, for over 500 years. Despite its small size, this dog has a relatively long lifespan, ranging from 13 to over 15 years.
4. Chow Chow (US$ 6,500 or Rp 92.6 million)
The Chow Chow is one of the oldest and rarest dog breeds in the world. This dog, originating from Northern China, is characterized by thick fur, a wrinkled face, and a purplish tongue.
5. Rottweiler (US$ 6,000 or Rp 85.5 million)
The Rottweiler is known as a loyal and intelligent guard dog. A well-trained Rottweiler with certifications can fetch prices exceeding Rp 120 million.
6. Saluki (US$ 5,000 or Rp 71.2 million)
The Saluki is also known as the Royal Dog of Egypt and has been a companion to humans since the time of the Pharaohs. The Saluki is a long, tall, and slender dog. It can grow up to 60 kg.
7. French Bulldog (US$ 4,500 or Rp 64.1 million)
The French Bulldog is a friendly and pleasant breed. However, this breed can suffer from several health problems such as respiratory and skin issues. One of the rarest and most expensive colors of French Bulldogs is Blue French.
8. Dogo Argentino (US$ 4,000 or Rp 56.9 million)
The Dogo Argentino is known as a boar hunting dog, particularly in South America and parts of Asia. Due to its dominant and quite aggressive nature, ownership of the Dogo Argentino is prohibited in several major US cities, such as Colorado and New York.
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