Research from pet retailer Pets at Home shows that the average puppy in the UK now costs a hefty £1,875 – more than double the average price in 2019. And some breeds will set you back an average of nearly £3,000. Here are the 10 most expensive breeds of dog in the UK.
How much does a dog cost in the UK?
If you're buying a pet, the average cost of a Labrador puppy – Britain's most popular dog** – is £780, according to Pets4Homes. In comparison, Battersea Dogs and Cats Home's rehoming fees are £175 for dogs over six months and £250 for puppies, £95 for cats over six months and £125 for kittens.
How much does a dog cost UK 2021?
Taking all pedigrees, mixed breeds, and crossbreeds into account, the average price of a dog was reported to be £934.59 from March 2020 to the end of February 2021. Compared to the previous 12 months, this is up from £585.50 (a 59.6% increase).
What is the cheapest dog UK?
The UK's most affordable dog breedsEnglish Springer Spaniel. Average Cost: £1,266. The English Springer Spaniel is a loveable breed, and very affectionate in nature. ... Cockapoo. Average Cost: £1,459. ... Cocker Spaniel. Average Cost: £1,692. ... Dachshund. Average Cost: £1,773. ... Labrador Retriever. Average Cost: £1,799.5 cost-friendly dog breeds: Meet the UK's most affordable pups
How much should you pay for a puppy UK?
The average pup can cost anything from £400 to £3,000 upfront. You'll also need to consider the cost of: dog food. toys.
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