Woof: 5 Stupidly Expensive Dog Breeds From Around The World
                     Woof: 5 Stupidly Expensive Dog 
Breeds From Around The World
1. Saluki
Sounding more like a weapon or 
perhaps a codename for a dagger 
or something, Saluki is among the 
costliest dog breeds in the world. 
Apparently, it’s known as the Royal 
Dog of Egypt, having been a 
companion to-believe it or not- the 
Pharaohs.
Priced at a whopping $2500, the 
Saluki can grow up to 28 inches. 
Perhaps, if there was something 
like a dog basketball championship, 
you’d know the Saluki would go far.
2. Tibetan Mastiff
Famously known as one of the 
largest dogs in the world, the 
Tibetan Mastiff is an ancient breed, 
hailing from Nepal and China.
With Asia firmly etched in its roots, 
Tibetan Mastiff is loved by an entire 
world that’s head-over-heals in love 
with large-sized hounds, and why 
not, one wonders?
With Asia firmly etched in its roots, 
Tibetan Mastiff is loved by an entire 
world that’s head-over-heals in love 
with large-sized hounds, and why 
not, one wonders?
3. Akita A dog hailing from the ‘land of the 
rising sun’, Akita is to Japan what 
bread is to butter.
Apparently, there is not one but two 
strains of Akita. Akita Ken or Inu is 
traditionally, the commonest Akita dog 
breed found in Japan but in the USA, 
one’s more likely to find what’s quite 
simply called, “the American Akita”.
Bright as a sunny day and furry as that 
thick coated jacked your mom insists 
on wearing on a wintery morning, 
Akita are among the most expensive 
dog breeds in the world, with prices 
going as high as $4500.
4. Rottweiler To their naysayers, they’d say- ‘Rott’ in 
hell. Seemingly, a furious ‘stay away from 
me’ dog, perhaps just as ferocious as an 
indestructible tyrant- say Hitler, the very 
country this one hails from, the Rottweiler 
can be trained and made into a happy 
pet.
While it can cause huge damage to 
miscreants like thieves, the Rottweiler 
isn’t always an aggressor for it’s keeper. 
That’s safe and fun, right?
The German dog, often used for rescue 
operations can costs up to a whopping 
$6000.
5. Lowchen Here’s Leslie Chow amongst dog 
breeds- funny, playful, and absolutely 
adorable.
Small, cuddly and with tons of hair- 
could this be the dog that could render 
a wig to fellow hounds in grave crises?
But while there may not be too much 
fun in that pun, it has to be said, 
Lowchen is amongst the cuddliest of 
dogs around. Lowchen literally 
translates to ‘little lion’ in German.
You can get a Lowchen from $3000 
and above. Going for it? How’s that 
wallet of yours doing?
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