Most Expensive Dog Breeds In The World

1. English Bulldog: 

$2,500-$9,000. Don't be fooled by the English Bulldogs intimidating appearance- because they actually happen to be one of the gentlest breeds out there. These dogs get along swimmingly with kids and are renowned for their guardian abilities







2. Tibetan Mastiff. 

The Price is between $2,200 – $7,000. Although massive in size, the Tibetan Mastiff is actually a loyal, calm and good-natured breed. For these breed you have to make sure that you have enough space because they love running around in wide open areas.






3. Chow Chow: 

$3,000 – $8,500. These breed, if not properly trained, can be dominant in their demeanor, and as such tend to be on the list of breeds that might be banned from certain rental properties, so these dog health insurance is very important. The breed can grow to 18-22 inches and can reach a weight of around 45-70 pounds, so the space is something to keep in mind if you're considering picking up one of these pooches.





4. Pharaoh Hound: 

$2,500 - $6,500. This dog has its origin in ancient Egypt, and is known to be graceful, powerful and incredibly fast. Pharaoh Hounds are often bred in Malta these days, making them a tough breed to find and purchase.







5. Samoyed: 

$4,000-$11,000. They are popular show dogs, and friendly and alert family pets, as well. This breed is a strong working dog who is at home sledding, pack hiking, herding and more.








6. Cavalier King Charles Spaniel: 

$1,000-$1,400. It comes in many colors--the Prince Charles (tricolor), King Charles (black and tan), Ruby (rich mahogany red) and blenheim (red and white). No matter their color, these dogs are affectionate and sunny, outgoing and easily trained.






7. Akita:

$1,500-$4,500. While Akita's can be docile and affectionate, they need a firm, controlling owner who can prevent them from becoming aggressive.






8. Rottweiler: 

$2,000-$8,000. They actually make loyal and devoted family pets and are highly intelligent animals.








9. Saluki: 

$2,500. This is another breed believed to be one of the oldest domesticated dogs from Egypt. The Saluki is known to be an avid hunter, and possesses the strength and endurance to chase over long distances and difficult terrain.







10. Lowchen: 

$5,000-$8,000. Is a popular European breed, the Lowchen is famous for its coat. This small, lively breed is rare and hard to come by today, which makes them pretty expensive when you can find them.