Top 10 Budget-Friendly Dog Breeds That Won't Break the Bank - Dogs 101
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- Top 10 Budget-Friendly Dog Breeds That Won't Break the Bank - Looking for a furry companion but worried about the expenses? Check out our list of the top 10 budget-friendly dogs that will steal your heart without breaking the bank. From the athletic and feisty Jack Russell Terrier to the charming and cuddly Pug, these affordable dog breeds have their own unique personality and requires minimal grooming and healthcare expenses. And for the ultimate bargain, consider adopting a mutt or a shelter dog and save a life while gaining a loyal companion. Watch the video now to find your perfect match and start saving money on your furry friend!
0:00 - Introduction to the topic of affordable dog breeds
0:17 - Jack Russell Terrier
1:05 - Pug
2:29 - American Foxhound
3:24 - Rat Terrier
4:33 - Chihuahua
5:40 - American Hairless Terrier
6:38 - Havanese
7:31 - Chinese Crested Hairless
8:40 - Mutt
9:35 - Shelter Dog
10:39 - Conclusion and call-to-action to adopt a shelter dog
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I would say just go adopt a dog from a shelter. They’re great dogs and are willing to give you undivided attention.
Pitbulls are actually really good dogs, and make good "2d hand" dogs. They overpopulate dog shelters
Tom Frazier ... yep more in my shelter than any other breed. And more wags, affection and kisses than you can imagine. Two of them are the ‘therapy dogs’ for the staff.
Tom Frazier the only advice I give to people when they ask me about getting a dog is just to get a pitbull cause they’re truly the best dogs
Tom Frazier ... great lap friendly pits are in my and every shelter in the country. All of ours love kids too but mostly dislike other dogs and cats.
@faultroy Saving a dog in need is just as good as any breeder with can be just as corrupt, most shelters in my area do not require hundreds of dollars in fact I got my cat for 30$ and would you rather have that cute dog euthanized or adopted most shelters that I know of are full, they can't afford to have this many dogs with is most likely why your shelter has higher adoption fees they still take care of as many as they can but they can't save every dog, sure shelters aren't perfect but they try their best!
“Money can buy you a fine dog, but only love can make him wag his tail.” -Kinky Friedman
unless you buy a tail wagging machine :-)
I adopted my Pomeranian from an animal rescue organization. I paid $150 for him which included all his shots AND two grooming appointments. So basically I got him for free. He has been my priceless companion for the last 10 years. He is fed speciality food, has regular visits to the vet's office and the groomer and has been taken to a vet specialist a day's drive from our home (which turned out well). I wasn't looking for a Pomeranian--I had nothing but terriers in the past and I loved them, but when I saw his picture on a web page, it looked like he was smiling and happy. If you have your heart set on a certain breed, you still might be able to find a wonderful pet from a shelter or rescue group.
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I have a Pom/chihuahua Ann that I rescued 2 years ago. She smiles. Also, she’s longhair and I gambled last Spring and groomed her very short.
It took 5 years off her looks. Everyone thinks she’s a puppy and she is 11. I ❤️ her.
chanel 2018 yep I have the same she's 12 and still runs in circles
Am Goodman how is he? Do you live in a apartment? Is so do they bark a lot? Also tell him he is a good boy
I bought a whippet/beagle mix from a shelter for €50 and a donation of a bag of food
Adoption is the most affordable way, every time. 😉
BrunoACFernandes not always, my cousin had to pay 300 dollars for a shelter dog that ended up passing away because he had a infection they didn’t tell her about and refused to answer her calls again and then a couple months later went and bought a puppy for $150 and and she’s had him ever since
Adopting is great if they don’t ask for so much money for a dog that just needs a second chance
Yeah but i want a purebreed puppy which doesn't have any bad experiences in his life and i can train it on my own. Shelter dogs aren't always like that so i don't think i would adopt one
BrunoACFernandes adoption sucks
@@Sam3103s, yeah, you're right, euthanize all those stupid rescue dogs... 🙄
@@Victoria_183 I adopted a three week old cocker spaniel, "purebreed", so so much for that...
Jack Russell’s are the Tasmanian Devils of the dog breeds. 😂 Just a heads up! Their energy is UNMATCHED.
Lol 😂 they sure are! That is why i love those dogs.
We had a pitbull terrier. Very sweet but His energy was off the chain. Lol
I have a very small one called Freddy he is still extremely energetic but now that he is 5/6 he is much more trainable and generally more manageable then he was as a pup so I definitely recommend getting an mid aged jack russel if you still want an energetic dog but not a crazy energetic dog 😂
Oh THANK YOU I WAS ABOUT TO TELL MY MOM TO BUY me this dog but she is gonna give it away if it is really energetic
@@birdlover5758 they are very lovely dogs but make sure to house train them pretty early so they don't get a habit (I made that mistake)
Only the real ones will remember that the jack russell was the most expensive in nintendogs
Thank you for letting everyone know that mixed breed and shelter doggies are THE BEST.
Thank you including shelter pups. “Rescued is my favorite breed.”
Lol
I had a pug for seventeen years. She was something else!
Mary Ellen, my Ben passed at 17.25 years about four years ago. He was a stray on the side of the road that my daughter found driving home from school. He was a puppy who barely had his eyes opened. He was one of the two best dogs that I have had. And he was a mutt.
@@maryellencook9528 2 Mary Ellens with 17y.o Pugs, ha! ❤
Mary Ellen Thompson I was gonna get a pug but too many health problems so my mum couldn’t afford it 😕 but we got a Moodle called Sunny instead and I love her! 💖
Budgie WildCraft What is a Moodle?
Mary Ellen Thompson it’s a Maltese cross poodle
I would recommend adopting a dog from a shelter not only there cheaper but you are saving 2 lives and u wonder how......
First of all your saving the life of the dog u adopted . Secondly your saving a life of an other dog by making space for the other dog to come to the shelter
Got my new baby from a rescue. Cost was $350 but that included spaying and shots. She was listed as a probable chihuahua mix, but did DNA test and found out she is rat terrier 80%. Don't care what she is. She's my baby.
Jan Williams Good for you...rat terriers are adorable 🥰
That is a popular mix now. I had a Chi./Rat cross for 17yrs. He was originally my daughter’s puppy. I kept dog sitting him and by the time he was 7 mos. he was my dog. He was my shadow. I miss him still.
First world problems LoL who tf does a DNA test to a dog 🤣🤣
@@cuentagooglegratis908 Lots of reasons to DNA test a dog. Humans have family history/traits to guess what illnesses we are more susceptible to. But if you get a rescue their genetic history is unknown. Yeah you could guess on what kind of mix breed it is or wait till an illness comes up. But if you really want to know than DNA test is the way to go. Also you can see if your guess is right on what mix it is. But no matter what the result of the test is, nothing can replace the love of a 70lbs monster hoping in your bed while you are asleep and proceeds to sleep on your foot till it is numb.(happens to me every few days)
I really want a rescued puppy I’m just worried that I won’t take care of it right
I can’t go to the shelter or else I’ll get them all
Edit: MUST RESIST
I know the pain
When my 16.5 year old Chihuahua, Paco, goes across the Rainbow Bridge to join my late husband and the rest of our pack of Missy, Ben, Sam, and Daisy, I plan to get a shelter dog, preferably a senior, from one of the 3 facilities here in Kerrville. While Billy would miss his Papa Paco who raised him, he would need another doggie buddy in a house with 3 cats.
Good on you, older rescue/shelter dogs are so amazing and often get looked over! I adopted my 9 month old Australian Cattle Dog/Lab mix a week ago and she is sooooo loveable. Probably the perfect definition of a velcro dog. I have a lot of respect for those who adopt older dogs. Best of luck when you decide to pick out your next dog!
@@towelman8589 thank you! As you have said the older ones always get overlooked. The other thing is I'm really not interested in training a puppy that might outlive me, I don't know. The other thing is that Billy is almost eleven, and whenever I do get another dog it isn't fair to him to have a puppy jumping around. I plan on taking him with me so that he can help choose out his companion. That is what I did when I got Billy: I had Paco come with me.
I have a question..why are there 2 people in the comment section named Mary Ellen? XD and also why are so many chihuahuas named Paco ;-;
@@dagger6152 I don't know about the other Mary Ellen but I was named after my mother's best friend and my mother's middle name. That's fairly common down here in the South.
My baby dog Paco, who is 16 1/2 years old, was named that because the day he was born I went over to my next door neighbor's house and picked him up and put him in my scrub jacket pocket and said that he was my pocket pup, hence the name Paco. I personally cannot speak for anybody else.
@Mary Ellen Cook ohhhhh
I got a corgi dox mix from the shelter when she was 6 months old.. That was 16 years ago.. She's still kicking and such a Love.. I got a full bred chihuahua for free on Craigslist 5 years ago. He's been amazing and easy to care for.. Love my fur babies.. Need a dog? Look at the shelter or even Craigslist you never know what your gonna find!!
On Craigslist there's some people who sell sick dogs with parvo, so be sure you aren't getting scammed like that. The dogs usually did a few days after they are bought
A dog from the shelter
Loved this video! Nice to see that you featured mutts and shelter dogs. I will be picking up Daisy, a Maltese, rescued from a dog mill where she was a breeding dog. I am so happy to be able to give her a happy, forever home. She is 5 and still has a lot of years ahead of her. Her grooming costs will be worth every penny.
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The cheapest part of owning a dog is the purchase.
This is very true. I spend a small fortune on pet food and supplies.
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@@AnimalFacts pet food and supply cost is nothing compares to the Vet Visit. I probably could buy another brand new car if I add them all up from the last a few years.
@Alistair Bolden i dont know what vets you use but around where i live not one place does free vets appointment no matter what dog you have.
I have a JRT/Beagle. I adopted him. He's a great dog. Lots of personality. Good inside the house and outside. Loves going in the store. He does like to run off though and does not like small animals or cats. I keep him on a leash,he's also an Escape artist. He can climb chain link fence.
I have always wanted a bulldog but they are very expensive. I adopted a bulldog mix from my local shelter. He is so sweet and loving. I am so happy with him and he is grateful to be in a nice home.
Honestly, I can't say I would only ever adopt a shelter dog, but without question I place them high on my list of places to look first.
Our mutt was a Shelter Puppy, so we had the best of both worlds. Fluke was a black and tan Lab/Rottie mix who grew into my overall favorite dog. He was a large breed and developed hip problems late in life, which is often common with dogs his size (85 lbs). Fluke would greet you with a smile (and a tail wag), which might be misinterpreted by humans who did not know him. He was not a bit aggressive towards strangers, but would bark when cars pulled into the driveway as a way of announcing their arrival. Needless to say, we had no problems with theft at our rural SC home. Fluke lived 16 years and I miss him dearly! I am currently looking for an adult rescue dog to compliment our family.
Glad to see you mention Chihuahuas! Mine was a rescue, in fact most of the dogs that I have had were rescues. Don't breed or buy while animals in shelters die.
I guess it depends per country, here in the Netherlands the shelters normally have up to 15 dogs in big cities and in my city there are only 3 shelter dogs and they usually are either sheppards or pit bulls who often have some sort of health issues or else that makes them not the right dog for many people. Breeding is not bad but yeah shelter dogs deserve homes too except here there aren't that many and there isn't a lot of choice.
@@nikki03 It is wonderful that in the Netherlands there are so few shelter dogs! I wish that it could be that way in the US.
We've never paid more than $50 for a dog, to my knowledge. Never went to breeders either, but they have their place. (I read an article about this poor woman that lost both shelter dogs, then got a dog from a breeder that lived longer then they did.) My family was fortunate enough to find strays, or get second hand dogs. A couple came from the pound, but only one stayed. Up until the past few years, the animals just found us. (I'm the only one that wants a dog. It's depressing.)
I'm really looking for a small breed puppy my husband gave me 750 dollars to buy a puppy and I just don't know where to find one if u have any info about puppies please get in touch with me I'm desperate
Yo I spent 1800 on my dog
I've had Norwegian Elkhounds for thirty-five years, and have found them to be a good fit for my home. Beautiful, charismatic, cheerful, friendly, and scary-smart, little doggie odor, but the double coat sheds like a tool hut. They are generally healthy and ideally sized for everybody from toddlers to super-seniors. What else could anyone ask of a companion?
We bought our Beardie mix off a struggling student for $150. We’ve had to take her to the vet about three times in the last 2 years, and everything else has been bought little by little. She’s been awesome as well as affordable
I had a rat terrier for 16 years. I had to put him down last year his kidney and liver started failing. I miss my Tommy boy!!
I loved your numbers 1 and 2 especially. My shelter boy was $75 which included worming, immunizations, and neutering. He is loving, and extremely intelligent. My highest cost so far, the chicken I cook for him and my other three packmates every night.
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I want a pug, but it's so expensive here in Montreal. 4500$
I’m glad Chinese crested finally made the list, I have a powderpuff version which has hair but very thin like human hair he’s mixed with a chihuahua so he should have a nice long life he gets regular grooming and doesn’t get over fed but he does love his cookies and will sit up and beg for them and stare you down until he gets it. Mine is trained as my service dog so he gets to go everywhere and has only once been left alone in the house. You would think I leave him behind all the time because he can’t stand for me to put gas in the car while he has to wait inside, he cries when he sees the gas station
The powderpuff one should of been on here not the hairless. No hairless should be on here due to allergy issues and how hairless means fragile teeth and health issues with it
@@zavonaravia the American Hairless Terrier doesn't have the same issues as other hairless breeds.
I adopted a senior dog, June 1st of this year, from a rescue group after losing a bichon mix I had for 10 yrs. I did not care about age . I just needed another for emotional stress service dog. Even though he is not registered as a service dog.
I adopted two Treeing Walker Coonhounds from a Kennel/rescue and they are the sweetest things ever. Most money goes to food but over all pretty low maintenance money wise. :)
I love that shelter dogs and strawberries were included in this
Shelter or rescue are the least expensive. My last three dogs have all been rescues and they are all purebred coonhounds. A Redtick, a Plott and my current Walker. The adoption fees have run $200-$250. I didn't keep track of the vet bills but the dogs were very healthy.
There is one mutt that is ridiculously expensive. A doodle. They cost more than a purebred lab, golden or standard poodle.
My three legged husky was $150 from a shelter :)
I rescued my Mini German Spitz approx three years ago. when previous owner died. I was told he was six years, old. Well, he was likely at least eight at the time, unneutered, kept outside and used for breeding. He is totally blind due to a genetic issue. His teeth were in terrible shape, six were abscessed and he also had a benign oral tumour. Taking into account, neutering, vaccinations, and three extensive dental surgeries to remove all his teeth and the tumour came back the first time it was removed. Total cost so far, is $6,000.00. He is now at least twelve and very spoiled. The longevity of his breed is 14-16 years. He is very well fed, and cared for, so hopefully he'll live a lot longer, Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine a free dog could cost this much, and that doesn't include trips to the groomer. I purchased equipment to do that myself now, because even with Senior Discounts that is still exepensive. Everyone thinks he's adorable!
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We adore our little brown-and-white Boston Terrier. Smart, loveable, and funny!
A shelter also has purebred dogs. Shelter.Or in my case, my purebreds were given to me because they were not what their owners wanted. Too bad they didn’t see how incredibly awesome they are.
Thanks for mentioning shelter dogs, and mixed breeds, mine cost me about 150$ but is an irreplaceable treasure, another bonus, as an older boy, he came already well trained, which was a sweet bonus.
My shelter pup was at least 3 years old, a great dog, a purebred (after the fact dna testing), and a bargain. Thumbs up on making shelter dogs #1.
Perfect. An outstanding message to go with it. It shows the importance of saving a life. Great job. 👍👍👍
Shitzu poodle mixes are one of the cutest things ever
If you aren't really picky about breed, you can often get a free puppy or dog from someone looking to find them a home. Then, your only cost is food and vet bills. The shelter or rescue groups are also a good option. I know that you mentioned those two options but I just wanted to recommend them again.
Pugs average around £1000 minimum here - they're not cheap lol
That's probably dollars to pounds.
@@jeddy_bravo if it were dollars to pounds it would cost less, not more
@@SodaPopTea exactly
And pugs have lots of breathing issues.
And pugs have a multitude of different health issues!!! Breathing problems, weight gain, back/tail problems
I have a Jack Russell Terrier. Love her. 🐕
I have Two adorable Chorkies that are bonded. They do everything together!
I got a 2 year old German Shepard Coonhound puppy for 200$ form a hound rescue. Sweetest boy ever. He had all of his shots and things done and included in cost. He was also crate trained and was very good with other animals, little kids, and didn't jump fences. (He was big enough to jump a nice sized fence easily) Look at local rescues or shelters before rushing to breeders.
My Chinese Crested is amazingly resilient, along with my pound mutt. 10+ years! Consider a soft, wool free sweater for a hairless.
Dogs off the streets are the most affordable in my opinion 🤷♂️
my lil chihuahuas are amazing i would recommend these boys, they’re super cuddly and have had really good health,maybe i’m just lucky but one of my pups is 19 and still just livin
Love ur videos!!
Thank you!!
Love all your vids, still waiting on that Toy Fox Terrier video! LOL
Anyesha Battle Thank you very much 🙂
Yes I had all of these dogs and they were all same as how he said but now the pug, chouvia,havenies,Chines checked are alive
Thanks for putting shelter pups as the #1 choice!
I clicked on this, because the dog in the thumbnail, looks like my dog. I thought I could finally identify him. I know he is a terrier mix. I think maybe Chihuahua too. I adopted him from a shelter.
Nice summary. I like the quick breakdown of the individual breeds. I recently processed a study indicating annual cost between 1500 and 3200 $ depending on breed, size and location we live. While I am fully convinced a dog is worth every cent, it is also very important to understand the costs involved. One example is health insurance. They often exclude breed specific diseases from the policy. This could lead to surprises later on in life. I would emphasise to pay special attention on this point. 🙂
Thx for the video cause i was looking for some dogs
My companion chihuahua died a few days ago and really helped me through my years and know I’m looking for a new companion, he will never be replaceable but this video will help me a lot!
Im Nova, I'm so sorry for your loss May your happiest memories bring a smile to your face on the days when you need one the most. Our furry friends touch us in so many ways during their short lives.
@@AnimalFacts thank you, I’m blessed to have him as a companion for the years he lived.
Honestly amazed but extremely happy on the top 2 especially the number one. Have had 3 dogs and all of them have been amazing and so happy that I can provide them a home. Trust me unless you need a dog for example if you have allergies then just do yourself and the dogs a favor and get a pup from the pound or the shelter. P.S. since they’re usually older you don’t have to worry about puppy stages as well as they often have some training from shelters
I think the rat terrier and the Chihuahua are the best ones yet to buy
My dog is a mutt and she is so loving.
Thx guys😀
Our rat terrier lived to 14 and cost a lot the past few years...he had CHF...but he was worth it...would do it all over again
We just got a Jack Russell mix from a shelter. He was neutered and the current heartworm treatment is on the shelter. The shelter was able to let us foster while the heartworm treatment finishes, letting us test out my allergies. All has gone very well thus far. And yes, less food so we can purchase better quality and still not break the bank. I almost fainted at the quantities for larger breeds. :)
A M ❤❤❤ With two large dogs in our house and one small one, while I really don't want to do the math, I can almost guarantee you that our dogs' food bill matches (or exceeds) the human one.... LOL
Good video!
My Jack Russel Bud has been with me for seventeen years and he's still going
He's a mutt my best friend and brother
I'm getting a black jackrussel puppy on Saturday
This is also not going to break the bank.
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Animal Facts you kno which is the MOST affordable dog? A SHELTER DOG. Promote those...
@@blackavenger20 Shelters got the number 1 spot.
@@blackavenger20 Mutts got #2
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I would but my parents only like spesific breeds.. :c
i just stumbled upon your channel and love your content! i have a treeing walker coonhound (very similar to #8 on this list), they average about $400-$600, very easy to groom at home and are mostly overall healthy dogs.
i would love to see a video comparing redbone. bluetick and treeing walker coonhounds.
Thank you. And thank you for the suggestion. That could be a great video.
Rescue hounds! You forgot greyhounds, galgos, lurchers and other hounds saved from racing and hunting
Ayyy i have greyhounds and galgos and podencos but i wouldnt recommend if youre not experienced theyre fast theyll go for everythint cats rabbits birds everything like that theyre very strong snd fast theyll also jump over high gates so youll need a 6ft gate in your garden
Just saying, Such as those Jack Russel's have high energy And Aren't really a Real starter dog if I say, they need serious training and they have a nature of chasing anything small and furry such as little pets which I highly put that in mind since I know my friend got one and it ate her.. hamster too so..
Pet accessory I spend the most money on, well that would be my nursery supplies for my neon tetra fish, it is so worth it though because I raise a lot of babies and love them
Thanks for shelter dog as #1. You're a good person! You can get the mixed dog in 150-200 from shelters. There are so many dogs need a sweet home & parent/parents.
All of our dogs were re homed by us that people couldn’t keep them.
The most expensive thing about my jack is that she chews threw her toys all the time lol the girl is hyperactive 😂 love her to bits though
Are jack Russell expensive to maintain? Like what’s the average monthly cost for expenses. And also does it have health issues?
I have 3 dogs
We first got P.J. from a friend of my mom’s since her son couldn’t take care of hi anymore. He is a pug mix.
Next we got Loki. We went to a pet smart and picked him. He is a chihuahua mix. He originally was gonna be my brother’s dog but my we ended up taking him. My sister named him, that’s why he’s named Loki
Last but not least, we got Uno. We got Uno from a friend of my mom’s since she was moving into an apartment and couldn’t take Uno with her. You see, Uno is a big ‘ol German Shepherd. He requires a lot of attention but it’s worth it.
Some interesting facts concerning costs.
Finally !! I can get a dog :D thanks to you!
Jack Russell in my house, awesome dog with all kinds of personality.
I love older dogs, they are our families bread and butter. I did get a puppy recently and am realizing how much older dogs fit our family. We love our little puppy but if it were not for the shutdown I would worry about our lifestyles clashing. I still thank God for her little puppy heart but if we do it again, I think old is best for us.
I found my dog on the street. She just picked me and came home with me. 😁
I love all of these dogs, but you could also save a life, AND save money by adopting from a shelter 🐶
One of your foxhound pictures is a fox terrier and there are at least two beagle pictures
1:08 number nine!
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I have a chi min pin mix that I adopted from a shelter. She's very healthy.
Craigslist puppies is pretty cheap too, got my little guy from a farm in Iowa for $150, love him to death
I got my first rat terrier for free, when 5 previous owners couldn't manage to deal with his activity level (he was just under a year old when I got him.) He quickly became the constant companion for my oldest daughter.
My second rat terrier was also free (she obviously was being used as a squirrel dog, and didn't come when called, so was abandoned, and followed my sister home.) My brother in law originally thought she would be a good lap dog. WRONG! A 3 year old hunting terrier is much more active than a lap dog. So I ended up with her in about a week and a half. I've had her 11 years, and she's only cost "basic maintenance." At 14 years old, she is finally starting to be a lap dog. 😁
Being broke but wanting a friend, adoption is best! It gives them a home, and you get a little furry friend! :)
These dog breeds may be affordable, but most are not good for first-time dog owners, per one of your own lists. You could be spending a good amount of money just on training.
Mutts are the best. Especially if they are a lab mix. My dog was free, vaccinations are cheap if you do them yourself and just get the rabies vaccine done by the vet. She's been incredibly healthy for her first 11 years and only now, towards the end of her 11th year has she cost any money at the vet, which was to remove a large tumor. She's doing great and shows no sign of slowing down any time soon.
Shelter dogs are great bc the adoption price usually includes spay/neuter, vaccines, microchip, and sometimes even their first vet visit. Plus you're saving a life. Our local shelter is no-kill, but they can get quite expensive for purebred dogs, up to almost $500! We have mostly pitbulls and pit mixes and then a few chihuahuas/chi mixes. These two "breeds" make up probably 80-90% of the dogs in the shelter. Because of this, if you want anything other than those breeds, you often have to get a dog from a breeder. It kinda sucks.
I really want a dog for the first time and it clicks on this video and the intro is funny
Sometimes they have adds giving away a free dogs . Most posts saying free dog is the same as a shelter dog because if they can't give them away they end up at a shelter and you are still saving a dogs life. Plus you save paying a hundred to two hundred dollars.
Hi,first,you are my favourite animal youtuber,2nd,would you say British Springer spaniel is a good family dog and affordable?thanx!
I'm not sure about affordable, but yes they are great pets, kind of high energy, so you'll need to get out with it a LOT.
How about a stray mutt that chose the car we had on front of our car to have their babies, then when she saw one of them going away said "hell no" and made him come back by fighting the cats in the house that was going to be his forever home.
2x1 and zero initial spending. The neutering of her was done by a government campaign so free, they have never been seriously ill so little medical cost, we basically just feed them and they're good to go. That's the jackpot.
Oh and did I mention they show an special kind of affection towards us, as if they know we changed their lives and *that* can't be purchased.
I'm a pretty experienced dog owner. I've trained dobermanns gsd etc. would you recommend a mallinois
Rat terrier for the win! I really want one. Very hard to find in Australia though :(
I like how they get progressively more expensive.
Well I adopted 3 dogs in my life and had one prebreed and my next dog going to be a vizsla and I am getting her from a breeder .
Ya right! Pugs are over a 1000$!
I LOVE ALL DOGS AND PUPPIES and a phrase Adopt don't shop and i used to have a Jack Russell Terrier mix with Rhodesian Ridgeback he was so cute and i had to get rid of him bc of winter i miss him so bad 😭😭☹😖😞
Winter? Is it bad for them 🥺
10. Jack Russell Terrier - ave price $400. Ave lifetime medical expenses is $3,000.
9. Pug - ave price is $350. Research breed n breedr since Pugs can have expensive health problems.
8. American Foxhound - ave price is $475. Few inherent health problems.
7. Rat Terrier - about $350. $19 yr for expenses. Few health issues. Starts at $1500 yr for health bills.
6. Chihuahua - ave price is $650. They have lots of ailments problems but the price is small.
5. American Hairless Terrier - $900
4. Havanese - ave price is $1000
3. Chinese Crested Hairless - ave price is about $1000.
Chihuahuas are actually pretty healthy for the most part, and they live a long time so the cost of buying them is spread out over more years
By far, the biggest cost is vet bills and those quoted in this video are very low. Cost of purchase, by comparison, fore even an expensive dog, is insignificant. And who would take a Jack Russell in for grooming with the possible exception of a nail trim?
In the urban northwest, the cost of shelter or rescue dogs can be on the order of 300 - 500. Reasonable, considering the cost the shelter spends for housing and medical car.
My sister got a pitbull mix to 10$ at a shelter she's the best dog ever
Nicely
Jack russel terrier has a great resemblance of aspin dog
and the hawaiian poi dog