Why Pedigree Dogs Are So Expensive | So Expensive
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- The price of pedigree dogs is at an all-time high, and demand too. 2017 saw a 7% rise in the number of registered puppies in the UK.
We visited Crufts, one of the world's largest dog shows, to find out why people spend so much on pedigree dogs.
A Tibetan Mastiff sold to a businessman for $1.9m in 2014, yet years later the breed was being abandoned en masse. So why does this happen? We speak to the RSPCA to find out more about irresponsible breeding leading to an increase in price.
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Why Pedigree Dogs Are So Expensive | So Expensive
My dog also has intresting traits like Barking and Digging and i got her for free
mm yes very nice traits
You fuking legend 😂
parikshit Verma .... I think those are every dogs trait 😂😂😂
parikshit Verma My dog too has those interesting traits.
Dozzier woweewoo
Dude, imagine a dog barking and digging.
Blows my mind.
not many beagles in the pedigree show circuit
Jerry Bear damn well than those beagles are dumbasses bc my beagle has made so many holes you can see puebles and ponds mini of course when it rains enough
k
lmaoooo
Thats her Second Dog after when "Courage the Cowardly Dog" her previous dog was Abducted by Aliens..
Owner: “These £10,000 dogs are very nice to own”
Also them: “They bark and dig”
They stoopid
At 0:40 my brain couldn't comprehend what I was looking at
@@lazysnorlaxcooks9107 i think it was a costume
A human wore that
@@hopeworldian1112 no, that thing is not from this earth.
The strange thing is, a simple Google search says a Samoyed is $600-1,500 and can sometimes be $3,000+... not sure what they were talking about there
My dog has interesting traits like Breathing, Running, Sleeping and I got her for 0$
next time, make something original
and that dog is more valuable
@@simp8162 ew
Hahaha
@@simp8162 ew
$1.9m and he dies in 5 years due to health complications 🤔
Rich people dont care. Duh
I mean they can just buy another one duh they’re rich so 🤷🏻♀️
@ElijahMFearon a person who spends 1.9 million dollar on a dog is worth millions or maybe a billion and spending money is sharing money..so let them share and keep money flowing in the economy.
He was a bit inbred so I heard...
Lynn Hayashi Or they could clone obe since its a very common thing nowadays
I wish my dog could BARK AND DIG
underrated
Im dead
How can you expect this from a Cat
I wish I had a dog
Savage
I love dogs over anything but naturally. I don’t want to have a ‘perfect’ dog, as these people say, instead I want a happy animal.
And if they are cute and love you makes the dog worth the money more
Good Man
I have a mutt. The happiest, most energetic, powerful mutt with the biggest appetite you'll ever see. She's a german shepherd/ great pyrenees mix and she's the light of my life.
Yup
You can literally adopt so many dogs instead of buying one with a million dollar
I was looking at the chow chow and was consumed by its cuteness
Tibetan Mastiffs are native to my country's high land, Himalayas & there they are almost everywhere, nobody sees them as pedigree dogs but as loyal & protective dogs.
Literally, a street dog of the himalayas
So you mean to tell me that Tibetan Mastiffs are dogs that have the traits of dogs????
Holy shit!
Lol imagine ur 1.9 million dollar dog run away
Will Smith: "Its rewind time"
Those owners I bet spend another 1.9 million on keeping them secure just for that reason.
Or be stolen and sold for $200
@@thegodkira3953 you dont have to correct it tho
@@thegodkira3953 runs
According to breeders dogs barking and digging are traits which are "interesting"
Hari Shankar yeah really it is really interesting of dogs bark or dig because dogs usually don’t bark.
Hari Shankar 😂 I was looking for this in the comments
She’s talking about “bad” traits.
As for barking at least dogs can speak a language other than body language
Mindless they are
what i learned from these "so expensive" videos, is that for most cases, things are expensive , because there are people who are willing to pay stupid money for them.
Dogs from breeders who show, like in the video are not expensive like you think
The saddest thing is there inbred thay call it line breeding that's why thay have some money health conditions. Line breeding is strongly encouraged to coltvate serton trait. Bc the pedigree dog market is so competitive and naturally there will be some variation in the breed but they want to do everything that can to inshore the bogs thay produce will be as similar to one another as possible. They breed dogs to there uncle or cousin so that the dog's name doesn't appear twice on there linage, to hid that there very closely related. And then they trash small breeder claiming they are the ones endangering dogs welfare.
@@annieb9311 that individual dog and it's offspring are ridiculously expensive but u can get a dog of the same breed for a few 1500-3000 still ridiculous in my opinion. No dog should cost more then $800-$900 with papers
@@larrystrauchman5126 papers don’t mean hardly anything.
A well bred dog that has generations of health tested animals and animals bred to the standard isn’t going to be $800-$900
Health testing and titling isn’t cheap
One day I’m gonna enter one of these with a rescued street dog lol.
you cant do that, wheat would they judge your dog on?
I would reccomend Agility or Doc Diving for a rescue dog though
You can’t, there are rules against it, you need a pedigree to enter, because if not, what would they judge the dog on?
(Sorry if this sounds rude, just wanted to clear that up)
@@bookowrminspace1813 why do u wanna judge a dog...
@@miguellira9903 Right? I guess some people are weird
Lol. You need an AKC number to even fill out the paperwork to enter a dog.
You're not going to be able to enter a street mutt into a show
1:11 "They have some interesting habits and traits, such as barking and digging" So....just like every other dog?
I noticed it too lmao
LOL!! When she said that, I could wait to hear what the interesting traits were. And then she followed up with that...
Not all dogs dig and bark a lot though. Small dogs tend to bark more than larger dogs because a lot of larger dogs were bred for hunting & obviously barking wouldn't be beneficial when you're hunting. A lot of the larger breeds were made to be working dogs so they have some of the more desirable traits.
@@kutie216 its just like any other dog dafuq i have dog that barks and digs but he dont cost alot of money
M Ø Ö D Well my point was that the cheaper dogs will be more likely to bark and dig. Well-bred and well-trained dogs won't bark or dig all the time, especially working/show dogs.
Fake, I don't see the supreme tag
lol
Ankit Sharma *gucci*
@@Ian-jm8ts gucci gang gucci gang gucci gang
You don’t make sense kid
@@eduardoh4694 Youre too old to get this, please get off youtube
Me: tries to buy a dog
Me: how much does this one costs?
Breeder: $1.9 M
Me: why?
Breeder: *iT’s fLuFfY aNd cUtE*
It also has interesting traits like barking and digging
And will make a hole in your Account
Other interesting traits include: inbreeding and genetic disorders
*Breeder: u can sell his sprouse for 200k each
So is every dog
Me: *sees chow chow cost 8k usd.*
*Looks at my neighbor who got one for free.*
Mine is a chow chow german sheppard mix and I got him for free 😅
@@nala6846 how did u get a dog for free?
@@meghamala1993 u rescue one from the streets, get one from a friend/relative or adopt from a shelter.
It was PEDIGREED Chow that cost that much. Are we not watching the same video ?
My grandma neighbors are giving dogs for free lol
different breeds like holy shit
Think about how many homeless dogs could have been saved with $1.9 million
Facts
damaged mak Nobody read your shit, i’m being for real.
@@damagedmak Dogs are meant to have homes. Stray dog or not stray dog, they all need to be rescued!
at least 2
damaged mak ahem you can give stray dogs shots and get their disease out
Pedigree: Woof, I'm expensive
Shelter: Woof, save me
Avery The Cuban-American underrated comment
shawn Bosley pitball isn’t an aggressive breed... the chihuahua is the most aggressive dog breed..
shawn Bosley You can go to shelters and find dogs who fit your lifestyle. Each dog has individual personality. Breed does not equate to personality.
Pitbulls are not inherently aggressive. If you think that, then i’m sorry but you’re very uneducated on this subject. I have met countless pit mixes and have never once had a bad experience. I understand that some people have had bad experiences with them, but that is often the result of poor training on the owners end.
@shawn Bosley have you ever even been to a shelter or are you just an idiot?
@shown Bosely, have you ever seen any videos from the dodo? no dog is bad by nature, it only depends on the training and treatment they have received. People are the same way.
4:53
These are really good dogs to get if you're not looking forward to spending a lot of time taking it on walks and grooming, etc. I urge you to get this type of dog if this is the case.
What dogs are you talking about, cause Akita’s, shiba inus, samoyeds, malamutes, and most of those popular breeds are very energetic
Brachycephalic dogs don’t require as much walking/grooming etc, but often need surgery because of the flat faces (I think they restrict breathing, or something)
A shelter dog is the way to go, because there are so many different combinations, and they are much cheaper, often healthier, and are just as capable as pedigree dogs, unless, of course, you need a specific breed or are looking to enter the dog in shows.
There are breed rescues, but I’m not sure if you could enter those dogs in shows.
(Sorry for this being so long)
@@bookowrminspace1813 I think he meant the soft toy dogs at 4:55 in the video. It was a joke. Lol :)
@@bookowrminspace1813 I’m pretty sure he meant the toys ..
These "animal lovers" Will spend millions to adopt a dog that's often been forcefully bred for profit and encourage such trade rather than helping actually suffering street dogs, how animal loving of them
Where I live we have zero street dogs, no puppy mills and lots of breeders. Guess what happens when a dog is expensive? You won't give that up because it's an investment. To my knowledge US rescues and shelters aren't filled with registered cocker spaniels after showed parents but pitbull mixes.
Alright, I show dogs and was around these sorts of people all the time before covid. We're trying to keep breeds alive and healthy, nowadays you see a lot of mutts or backyard breeders who CONTRIBUTE to the issues with strays and animal shelters. Backyard breeding is insanely unethical, this is not. You also see "labradoodles" and the type, bred by backyard breeders who wsnt profit and don't care about the dogs health. These dogs may have some common health issues with their breeds (pugs for example) but are bred to be the best and healthiest.
If you're so concerned about suffering dogs, look at backyard breeders, not people who have usually years of experience or have been taught by others with 10+ years of it.
wtfdym forcefully bred?
@@idvemmawoods nah breeding pugs still a hatecrime against canines.
@@gdulheflljasduhdzccvm9926 so blame the people with the licenses to breed dogs, not the people doing it unethically for profit with little to no experience or knowledge of the breed...?
They are treated like cars it's very sad
dont you just hate when they force breed cars :.
@@mentats2470 Nice straw man buddy. Clearly a moron.
thats not what a strawman is...
My car has some very interesting habits. It runs low on petrol when I drive it and the engine gets warmer when it's running.
It’s okay bro my car does not bark
Oh man, wealthy people and their obsession over normal things. "They bark and dig but you can stop them !" Very very sad life.
It doesn’t mean they are trained to stop barking and digging it's bad because I feel like most people in this comment section think the dogs are being abused, but in reality, no they aren’t. If the dog is abused by the owner or treated badly then it will affect the temperament of the dog. The dog will eventually become more aggressive and... you don’t see that in pedigree dogs do you?
Michael Reyes you can say so much stuff about wealth people but in the end they want to have fun too ya know, If I had extra cash lying around I would love to get Tibatian Mastiff or something like that
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Sounds like The pet mutt I have at home.
They eat and they breath but you can stop that a very young age
Her: they're barking and digging...
Me: YeS ThAtS cALled A dOG
Best dog that i've ever met was a German Sheperd , he allowed everyone to come in on a yard becose friends used to just come through gate and say hello at yard and so on ...
but he never let you out of the yard without the owner being present at that time , one friend wanted to leave but owner was not there and the dog just bite his butt and drag him back to yard :D
I think s/he's afraid to be alone
Lol trap dog
@@kevinduliesco5468 nah the owner was there not far away the dog just needed to see that friend is allowed to leave
@@doposud oh,very interesting
She wants to stop a dog from barking? Does she even know what a dog is?
I mean, some dogs don't bark all that often. I have a shelter dog (border collie mix) and I probably hear her bark once a month.
Samoyeds are on a different level 😅 they will happily nuisance bark for an hour straight if they’re not trained properly
@@jordanabendroth5568 my dog overall just doesn’t like barking in general hes a quite puppy 🐶
She probably means those dogs are more prone to excessive barking, which isn't a good thing. Not only can it be difficult to put up with, but it can so be stressful for the dog or other animals in the house. It's fairly easy to train a dog not to bark and well worth doing. It won't make them less of a dog, and it isn't going to make the dog unhappy
My dogs don't even bark our phone got stolen while our dogs just didn't mind the thief cLimB dE wALLz-
Aunt had an Akita, Was stolen within the first 3 months... Ridiculous
London as you'd expect.
Oof
Did the dog not do anything?
@@cindyyang2867 well, he can barks and digs
Imagine being so sad that you would steal a dog
ouch. i love atikas
I only wish my dog was immortal. I love her a lot.
“They have some interesting traits like barking, and digging” omg that’s so unique
“She also has interesting traits like barking..”
Yeah pretty unique if you ask me
She's clearly being sarcastic
You can't just buy a dog and expect it not to bark. Its like making people their favorite food and expecting them not to eat it. It's what dogs do, its what they are KNOWN to do such as cats are known to scratch and purr. Any dog owner or person looking for a dog, or even someone who knows about dogs knows that they bark.
Also she backtracked what she said when she realized she was ruining her chances of winning with the “digging” lol
Just looked at my local shelter and I can get a dog for $49 right now. I might just do that
I know it’s 6 months later but do it!! Dogs at shelters sometimes get euthanized if they’ve been there too long
do it
Do it. Every time you save an animal from the shelter, you save a life
DO IT ! get a GSD
@@haihai9022 not in uk
3:28 is what happens when a loin forgets to put on pants...
Lol😂😂😂
lmaooo They're so serious I found my dog on the side of a road and he just sleeps all day lol
0:42 why did I think that was a real dog?!
Because it goes by so fast that your brain can't fully know it's fake
Joey ossia nerd
I was scared
Chromatic. War that’s not?
__ ok 5 y old
“Barking” and “digging” are interesting traits for dogs now? Wat a fool
Bloo OwO yeah I do know basic grammar just shortening words for the convenience chap
kyle wallace is one letter in a four letter word worth it lmao?
ok ok ok ok I get you but I’m used to saying it that way for text ya get me
To think someone spent 1.9 million on a dog, and I got both of mine from a rescue shelter for free.
dude can u sell their sprouses for 200k?
I just want a fluffy,cute,happy and a dog that loves me
These are my two inbred dogs that I named Jaime and Cersei.. Wait, did I say inbred? I meant purebred. You know, pedigree.
Ahaha purebreed is such a stupid term. It is NOT a good thing
@@dw2843 That's because "purebreed" isn't a word. It's purebred.
@@Johny_Truant Right, purebred, smartass.
Dr Din oooooo
@@Johny_Truant lmfao you got bodied
I hate this so much. I hope one day this pedigree stuff stops
Well hello cutie😍😍😍😍
Izzy Kordosky why? Pedigree dogs are healthy and pure if blood. Every breed is different and unique, so stop saying they’re shit
@@Accountnolongerused the video just saud that some of these dogs are bred with life threatening deformities in order to get the pedigree. not to mention the ones cast aside to die in the process of breeding the pedigreed dogs
Many of them are inbred and lots are born disformed.
𝕶𝖊𝖓𝖓𝖎𝖓𝖌𝕳𝖆𝖓𝖓𝖆𝖍 many of these dog are inbred because breeders refuse to let them breed outside their breed group so they often breed them with siblings, parents, aunts,uncles, etc. These often result with deformities or "cuteness" like pug snouts and dachshunds long back. These result in health complication like breathing and heart problems, dental problems, hip dyspepsia, etc.
“They bark and dig but we can stop it”
*Sis, that's a natural habit of dogs if want to have a dog atleast don't change it's natural way 😑*
I would've liked your comment had you not bolded it to get more attention. :/
They've pure-bred dogs to the point where they are like objects, any signs of life like barking and digging are incredibly rare !
"Interesting habit traits such as barking" Really? 😂
Ikrrr 😂
Lmao 😂
1.9m dollar dog
Eats chocolate off floor
Me: NO!
Venus Fortnite Go to the vet
G G yeah that’s not how that works
dies
It’s for every 10 pound of dog, they can eat 1 pound of chocolate before they get sick
My dog is 60 pounds so he won’t get sick until he eats around 6 pounds of chocolate
@@jojoorsmth no, depends on the percentage of cocoa as well as that specific dog SOME dogs can eat six pounds before getting sick some dogs only need to eat a bar it's never safe to risk it
My family actually owned a Tibetan Mastiff (A small one however) and was the second dog we ever got for the family, I was still an infant and practically grew up with it, which we named 'General'
He was the most loving dog and when we decided to move to another country, my dad stayed and since he works in the hotel business, he pulled a few strings and got General a residence in a private mountain (Also a small one) where he spent the rest of his life with other dogs. He was happy even though he got into a fight with a German Shepherd and lost his tail. Which was quite sad-
He passed away last month :(
Btw, i dont even know why I typed this XD
Well bred dogs cost so much because theres health testing to make sure their breeding stock is the healthiest. That testing can cost a lot of money. They also prove their dogs in show, sport, or work to prove they are worth breeding and titling dogs is also expensive. Breeding ethically isn't cheap and therefore wellbred puppies aren't cheap
breeding dogs is bad for your knees
@@doggodoggo3000 doing most things is bad for your knees
In an interview with winning iditarod musher Lance Mackey when asked if he bred all his own dogs he answered " i used to until my knees went out." Funny guy. Dog sled racing is dumb and cruel though.
@@doggodoggo3000 it really isn't though but go off. The dogs very much enjoy it and its what they were bred to do. Hundreds and thousands years of breeding to get many breeds with the drive to pull and the love for it
@@dippertheservicepupintrain1537It REALLY is, i worked in dog sled racing at the winning level. its competitive racing and the dogs are treated as wearable parts in a machine. mushing is okay but racing is racing. in the show Losers on netflix, the episode about aly zirkle one guy described like "the dogs are not their teammates, they are used as fuel to be burned pursuit of victory." thats not even an anti mushing piece of media lol thats hardcore af. totally lines up with my experience though.
and no its not hundreds of thousands of years either like 10 or 20 thousand that people even have lived in the arctic. And its not like those dogs were running that freaking far or fast. the oldest reoccurring dog sled race started in 1917 its not some ancient thing.
Any dog can pull a sled, look up dogs pulling carts and crap its not rocket science.
you are projecting human emotions onto dogs. every dog has its own unique personality most of this crap is just operant conditioning. when you train sled dogs, some are faster when you leave, others are faster once you start heading back home. are they excited to train? or eager to get it over with? does it even matter? Racing is combing through a ton of dogs and finding the best. but its the best for racing and the bar is arbitrarily high. sled dogs don't work anymore but in racing they are running faster and farther than ever its harder to be one of those dogs than ever. so many dogs don't make the cut thats why so many of these mushers have hundreds of dogs that all live on chains. you see 12 dogs on a team but it takes 60 or more to make that team and sustain it. even guys that own small numbers of dogs where did those dogs.
But yea. racing sucks. look at greyhound racing and all the forms of horse racing. all form of animal racing work the same way.
also your logic sucks here to "the dogs very much enjoy it and its what they were bred to do" you could say the same thing about dog fighting. its not like you have to force them to fight. the training is the same too you train fighting dogs by getting them to run and feeding them a healthy diet its just like sled dog racing. even outwardly looks the same with all the chaining and crap. training fighing dogs seems like fun i see the appeal after working in dog sled racing, no joke. i think a cool way to get people to wake up to how bad dog sled racing is would be to get micheal vick to comment on tours of sled dog racing yards. i can't afford to speak to him though its like 20k an hour i looked into it lol
I love dogs enough to not treat them like objects
Pricks
Best comment
Yes
Me: sees a dog that cost more than my life
*clicked*
So how much do you cost?
More than you
@@dengdior7280 *sad violin*
@@joeyossia2827 lol
@@dengdior7280 lol
I got my dog for free from a kill shelter. We walked in with no explanation and when I saw her I almost cried. She was supposed to be put down in 1 week (we choose kill shelters to help an animal in danger of dying), and she had fleas. They said that she was not a very good dog and to pick another (wtf?) but we got her anyways. Had her for 5 years now and she is my everything. Please don’t shop for pets. There are so many animals that need you’re help.
I also can’t believe that people will have a dog for 3+ years then sell them for 7,000 dollars. You raised and imprinted on this dog then just sold it and broke it’s heart.
Thank you for choosing adoption over purchasing a dog ❤️
People didn’t even know that cross breeding dogs have a huge impact on their health.
"They have some interesting habits and traits, such as barking and digging"
Me : _Yeah.. They do that.._
4:15 why is she in this? SHE IS A CAT
Actually it’s 4:16
LazyBread 1 ...................
@@zoryaprilova54 ok then
@@vy.n i was close enough
LazyBread 1 😑
"If" i have 1.9m$ i'd rather spend it to Dog Shelter and Adopt Dogs that needs love and food, rather than spending it on expensive one. ;)
Keep up the great work
Pfff... my dog is priceless.
A comment
this made me smile
I.e. free
0:42 that dog had me shook at first
It’s fake right?
@@hampus3699 it's a costume
Dogs are priceless. Regardless of the breed and we people don't deserve them.
We can all agree on one thing, all dogs are priceless
1:14 how is barking and digging an "interesting trait" that's like the most dog thing ever
They're expensive because of the crazy people involved in the biz
Its like tax evasion with art these days, why else would a pating be worth 150mil while last supper is being sold by a homeless dude for 4.99
*Dog:* "I just want my daily headpats..."
Never would have thought that a dog barks and digs smh it’s literally the natural predatory instinct
I’ve seen so many homeless dogs in China it’s so upsetting!
I've also seen a few dogs in Indonesia. Not sure if they are wild or not, but I feel bad for them, mainly because I live in Australia, where it's illegal to have dogs and cats outside your house
Potato Man I live in Australia. I see loose cats and dogs everyday and no one gets punished. It’s warned against I wish people wouldn’t do it but it’s not illegal
And I've seen homeless people, much more upsetting
Wait china has stray dogs
You think that's bad you don't in Pakistan
Buying dogs from a reputable breeder is important, because they cover health tests.
Never get a dog from a backyard breeder or a pet shop.
Either from a reputable breeder or adopt.
The thing is that usually most shelter dog are not the healthiest both physically and mentally. I have two dogs that I adopted from a shelter one a German shepherd with weak nerves and fear agression issues the other is cocker spaniel terrier mix with many health issues. She has chronic allergies, cherry eye, a hernia, and joint problems. After dealing with a fear aggressive dog I feel that I will no longer adopt a shelter dog. I have adopted many times before and they all had some kind of problem but after owning him I just can't afford another dog with problems.
@@the401killa1 I understand, not all dogs have some sort of problems, the puppies are usually the healthiest because you'd be the one who trains them.
But keep in mind you're doing something amazing by adopting those dogs, and if not you can always go for a reputable breeder for you next pup :)
the401killa1
You should spend more time choosing the right dog for your situation. A lot of the dogs do have problems because of their experiences, but it’s trainable. You can always adopt a puppy as well, then get a DNA test to see what genetic diseases they are predisposed to so you can take preventative steps to avoid it. All this would cost less than purebred dog from an actual reputable breeder with health tests, and you would be able to control training and socialization.
thank you finally someone said it
@@lebeleb I did get him as a puppy. He is now 3 I have always had dog growing up especially large dogs but he is something else he has split personality disorder and gets aggressive out of nowhere. I have 3 German shepherds from reputable breeders and they all have strong nerves and sound joints.
at 0:08 i thought the arrow pointed to the armed gaurd in the background protecting a dog lol.
"and *even* hip dysplasia"
he says that like hip dysplasia's an uncommon thing among most larger breeds
*"Don't buy dogs"*
*"Adopt instead"*
The problem with adopting is that you don’t know what’s wrong or if anything is wrong with the dog, and for the most part breeders will help tell you the medical history and such
Rj Raze never adopt dogs that can have things wrong with them either mentally/physically
@@goldendoodlegaming480 Wait do people legit think this way? I always heard "adopt don't buy" while volunteering at the shelter but I never really understood how much people wouldn't want to adopt dogs because they might have something wrong with them. That is the #1 reason you should and need to adopt dogs.... especially from shelters that euthanize dogs for time or space, and also commercial breeding created 2.4 million dogs a year, which surely 1-2 million are from neglectful breeders who don't care much about health as much as they care about making money.
@@tchit8792 people don't want to spend their time footing vet bills because their dog is ill. it's super expensive on top of being time consuming. Like, you really can't figure out that people would prefer a healthy pet vs a pet who's very ill?
FP well if you’re going to go with personal attacks then I’ll point out that the vast majority of dogs in shelters and rescues are as healthy as any dog you could get elsewhere. Just because the dog is at a shelter doesn’t mean they are “ill” and aren’t worth giving a chance. Worse comes to worse, take the dog with chronic and expensive vet treatments back to the shelter. All dogs from credible shelters (not self-proclaimed ones that are a cover up business) are spayed / neutered and vetted for any illness, etc. before being allowed to be adopted out. At any rate, if a family is looking for a puppy there are almost always litters available, and trust me those go like crazy. Yes, I know there can be major problems with shelter dogs, but there are also millions of dogs euthanized each year for non-medical reasons and other dogs that are perfectly fine but aren’t adopted because they aren’t “the one” or “probably problematic.” If you are able to find a credible breeder, you would find yourself in a very small group of people fortunate enough to check out the place where dogs are breezes (basically a well taken care of house) and a breeder that probably breeds show dogs. There are 2.4 million dogs bred in commercial breeding facilities and sold on sites that look legit. These dogs get sold.... and any of them could have any number of health problems. It’s not worth the life of a dog for someone to tell a potential adopter that dogs in shelters are “dangerous and problematic”
My Corgi also has some interesting habits: he likes food.
My grandmother lives in a town somewhere in Mexico and there are pets and strays wandering around everywhere. I once found a pregnant husky just looking around and picking up some pieces of kibble that had left out for peoples cats. All of the cats there are outdoor cats so people leave out food for their cats or their neighbors cats. Also none of the animals there are spayed and neutered so the amount of strays keeps growing. If you want a pet there no one bothers with a pet shop, just pick a dog or cat without any indication of being someone else's pet and go.
Me and some friends once found a dog tied up on a branch near the road but not visible from the road.
I've had a Samoyed, she lived for 12 years, her name was Hannah, she got sick, mostly because of Covid, and couldn't make it, I had her since I was a 1 year old, she passed away in 2020. And I still grief about it because I didn't wanna go see her on the day before she died, I told myself "I'll go tomorrow". Little did I know tomorrow she would not be alive.
Those dogs have a better life than me
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they're most likely inbred, short lived and full of genetic disease. so no, your life is probably better.
I dont think being murdered by your hair and meat is a good life :/
Nah
Me @ 0:41:
TF kind of dog is THAT?!!....
O ok...nevermind. 😂
My pug was severely ill when I got her, latter got to know that she was separated from her mother in less than 2 weeks, even then had to pay $1k to get her out from the shop and save her life
Imagine selling your organs to get an overly expensive dog
*Reasonable dog price gang rise up!*
Interesting habits: barking and digging 🙀 no way!!!!
i DiDn’T kNoW tHeY dId ThAT
$1 million dog yet it doesn't wear airpods smh
Nice jobs,thanks share
It takes a lot of money to breed responsiblely and most breeders work at a deficit and have day jobs. It isn't a money maker unless you're doing something wrong. The health screening tests and emotional labour and getting your dog proven by taking them to show and to compete (which dogs enjoy generally because they're not people anxious and they get to do something they love with treats, and dogs who don't enjoy what they're doing do not perform well) are all expensive. Prizes are usually 100 dollars max, which is nothing compared to entry fees and travel costs. Responsible breeders also keep track of their dogs and are a secondary contact on the microchip. Responsiblely bred dogs don't end ip in shelters because the contract you sign says that they will take them if you need to give them up. Gherefore most people who have Expierience working in rescues have little to no expierience with well bred dogs, instead only working with backyard irresponsiblely bred animals. And having good well bred lines is important in working animals like dogs. Predictability is key. When handling an animal, knowing their energy level, temperament, and psychological tendencies is crucial and breeds let us do that. You can pick out the perfect breed for a family, for a job, for anything. Also, responsible breeders match you up with a puppy based on suitability. You wouldn't put a high energy high work drive dog in a family home in the suburbs. And a low energy low drive dog would do very poorly in a working role.
Stud fees over $1k.
*weird flex but okay*
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"They have some interesting habits and traits such as *barking* and *digging* "
*Excuse me ma'm?*
There is only ONE person who i would pay to have one of his dogs. Because ive seen how he cares for his dogs and the care he takes in their training
"some interesting traits like barking and digging"
yes, quite exotic.
Easy...
They are so expensive because there are people that have nothing better to do with their money.
Nothing better than to do what makes them happy? What else should they do with it?
James Russell As if a shelter dog can’t make them happy, if not happier
@@108nighthawk something that's actually productive
ok so:
1) breeders DONT make bank. They either go under or break even
2) well bred brachy dogs are fine. its the BYB dogs that have issues with their health
3) these prices arent common for any of these dogs. they just took a price that someone has paid before and make it seem thats what everyone pays for, lol. a well bred pure bred dog can cost you from $1.2k - 8k, depending on the breed.
citation: im in the dog/breeding world.
1:19 "They have some very interesting unique habits like barking...."
Goddaamm do they bark..???🤦🏻♂️🙃🤓
00:00 It's Cheddar, the OG fluffy boi.
When more dogs costing 10,000 get adopted but dogs that are free are left alone
*ernie prepares to commit a hate crime*
Ernie is not preparing to commit a hate crime, he is preparing to commit a war crime
Yea because the free dogs are all low quality and everybody would rather have a high quality dog
@@yespapa8102 DOG IS DOG
@@yespapa8102 Dog is a dog. Its not a car.
@@ghostie7776 I don’t care a dog is still better if it is higher quality.
*imagine finding one of these in the street*
Pretty sure that would be like winning the lottery.
The real question is why doodle mixes cost twice as much as pedigree dogs.
"My dog has interesting traits of barking and digging"
My dog has interesting traits of barking, digging, eating walls, breaking doors, and destroying my room and yet i got her for free
This doesn't seem to address the money, time, and energy needed for an ethical breeder to ensure both parents are screened for health issues via DNA testing, imaging, and routine vet examinations as well the the requisite titling and competing in breed appropriate venues to proof their dogs deserve to even have progeny. Or that responsible breeding is emotionally exhaustive. It's not about pumping out puppies. It's about preserving the integrity of a breed and ensuring each of your dogs will placed in a home that wants them and has the capacity to take care of them for the duration of their lives. Breeding properly costs money, time, and tears. That's why a responsibly bred dog can be "expensive".
And why high-profile puppy mills can take advantage of that to charge thousands if the applicant doesn't know what to look for (OFA scores, holter testing, knowing how to read a pedigree, conformation and performance titles).
Still doesn’t equal 1mil per puppy.
And also how rescue organizations will "rescue" puppies from puppy mills at auction, thereby just incentivising the puppy mill owners. Also if a breed has a few select health problems, it's genealg easier to deal with as responsible breeders work on breeding it out, and you can be on the watch and get early warning as well as preventatives. Rescues broke my heart and thr amount of trauma simply from living in a kennel is staggering.
4:18 😂 what if her name was dog wood
0:13 OMG, those Dachshunds! 🥺
Oh Lord.. The woof² and their owners are so cuteeee together..haha🥺🥰😻😻😻
Me: *orders food for friends*
Cashier: “What’s the name for your order?”
Me: 4:40
Zany Pineapple lol
😂😂😂😂😂
Surprisingly in my 20 years, it's the first time I ever hear that term used as it's direct meaning
I like samoyeds, but they all look the same? Like there’s really no distinction...
BIBBLE I agree! For other white dogs like Great Pyrenees have like markings that let you tell the difference,but samoyeds all look the same
@@justadude5712 pretty sure you mean big floofy cloud.
I feel lucky for my dog (Jared), he was (road side) before i found him. Best part are he's not part of any competition, i didnt spend money to buy my favorite breed, and he made me feel loved (real love). Worst part...., we were separated due to corona pandemic and i just miss him everyday (separated from my kid)
i swear to god, pedigree owners lie to themselves about 50 times a day.
"I love this dog because it has interesting traits such as digging and barking"
Why BUY a dog that could be easily found and taken into a home when you could go to a shelter and ADOPT a dog that really needs love? Remember adopt don’t shop
Ugh I could go on about this
Because the dog is rare and looks cuter/more unique than the average street dog
@@Juliana-rw6pt Rarity is superfluous. Get a dog to be a companion, not a sign of status.
@@lindsaybarton4495 👍
Because the dogs at the shelter don’t have the right temperament to suit your lifestyle. For example, if I wanted more of a small, cuddly lap dog with lower exercise requirements and I hated drooling but all of the shelter dogs happen to be energetic large dogs who drooled and have high exercise requirements, then it wouldn’t make sense for me adopt them as they wouldn’t be a good fit for me.
@@incognitomode2616 Go to a different shelter or check on your local adoption page.
At 0:40 my brain couldn't comprehend what I was looking at
Thank God for good dog breeders! You guys breed dogs that have very special job's that in some cases people's lives depend on them! I see the Good things you guys do. there is bad people in every single profession that gives everyone a bad name. From what I've seen breeding is very scientific and technical.
Yeah
like they can train dogs to bark and dig
And also control their minds to stop it if the owner don't them to
I have Samoyed and when they he’d it’s a nightmare! We went out when it was windy and he was looking like a snowing cold, so much of fluff was flying off him