How much does a puppy cost?

Answer 1

Hi, Firstly the cost of buying a puppy is not always related to the size of the puppy when fully grown. You will always pay more for a pedigree puppy than you would a cross/mongrel as with a pedigree puppy you will have the 'pedigree' (which is like a 5 generation family tree including both sides of the sir & dam). You could pay for example £250 plus for a puppy no matter what breed your looking for. It all depends on these factors:

1: pedigree/crossbred

2: location of puppy e.g breeder/re-homing centre

3: male/female

4: champion lineage in pedigree

5: breeder wants to recoup their costs e.g make a profit

6: how much competition breeder has

7: How much you are willing to spend

Answer 2

The cost of a puppy can vary widely depending on factors such as breed, location, and breeder. On average, a purebred puppy can range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars. Additionally, there are expenses for initial vaccinations, spaying/neutering, and supplies like food and bedding.