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Annewsded 07-17-2012 11:23 PM

Just kind of curious...How much would you typically spend for a well bred purebred?
 
Just curious really but how much would one typically spend for a well bred specimen of the breed?


Obviously I'm talking the initial price of the pup. As we all know the real cost comes in later when you factor in supplies, dog food, spay/neuter, vet care, etc...

agrismhig 07-17-2012 11:46 PM

For an Amstaff? Less than $1000, not including a crop.

Marc Spilkintin 07-18-2012 12:01 AM

Any Am Staff I've ever looked at was at least $1,200 lol

APBTs... It depends. I've seen some nice gamebred dogs for a few hundred bucks, and I've also seen em for just as much as a show Am Staff. But the majority I've seen were $600-800

agrismhig 07-18-2012 12:08 AM

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Any Am Staff I've ever looked at was at least $1,200 lol

APBTs... It depends. I've seen some nice gamebred dogs for a few hundred bucks, and I've also seen em for just as much as a show Am Staff. But the majority I've seen were $600-800

You get to talking to breeders and make friendships, you'd be surprised http://www.pitbull-chat.com/images/smilies/wink.png

Effofqueeno 07-18-2012 12:19 AM

$600-$800 will get you a "premium" APBT pup from a reputable breeder, but as always, there is no guarantee how the pup will eventually turn out. All pups/dogs are individuals of course. Often there is a lot of variation in an APBT litter and might come down to order of pick, depending on what you have in mind.

wmtravelservice 07-18-2012 12:20 AM

Depends on the breed. I've been looking into Dobes, Ibizan Hounds and Dogos. So far they are averaging around $1200 for a Dobe w/ cropped ears, $1000 for Ibizan and $1500 for Dogo w/ natural ears, cropping extra. These are pet quality pricing w/ spay/neuter contracts. Shipping of course is extra. But the Dobe breeders and Ibizan hound breeders are within driving distance. Dogo breeder I like is in another country so adds another $500 for shipping.

esenesesinas 07-18-2012 02:35 AM

We were willing to pay $1,000, but a really nice breeder in Georgia only charged $750 for the pups. When we decided to take his sister (Maisie) too, and she only charged us $650 for her. Prior to meeting the breeder, I was in contact with a different breeder. She was charging $1,500 plus shipping. Too much for us!

Suvaxal 07-18-2012 02:54 AM

I don't think I'd pay much more than $1,000.

vernotixas 07-18-2012 02:57 AM

Depends on which breed you mean. though you'd be hard pressed to make me drop more than $800 on an APBT

TeksPaisimi 07-18-2012 03:07 AM

for an English Bull Terrier the price of a well bred pup from a GOOD breeder is between 2,000-3,500

hojutok 07-18-2012 03:36 AM

I have paid 1200 for a ukc show apbt but wouldn't do it again. I'm ok with 800. Often I helps to star up a dialog with the breeder and go from there

DoctorWeryDolt 07-18-2012 05:05 AM

I dunno. Gamebred APBTs aren't expensive. And by that I mean they rarely run above a thousand dollars. I don't plan on spending more than $800 for one when I get to a point where I can buy one. Simply because I'll be getting a pup and I'll never spend a crap ton of money on a puppy. A proven dog is something I'd be willing to spend a lot more on.

Now, I would also like to look into working-bred, Czech line GSDs and they can cost a pretty penny. For a dog that runs so expensive even for puppies, I'd probably go for an adult that has already shown the qualities I'll be looking for.

Right now, I'm happy with my cheap shelter dogs. Haha.

Marc Spilkintin 07-18-2012 07:07 AM

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You get to talking to breeders and make friendships, you'd be surprised http://www.pitbull-chat.com/images/smilies/wink.png


How do you think I got Bukra? http://www.pitbull-chat.com/images/smilies/lol.gif I was just answering the question literally... from personal experience, it goes a long way to make friendships and co-own dogs! lol

сайдинг 07-18-2012 02:13 PM

I got Renee for a few hundred, but she was a "pet quality" pup and the breeder knew and liked me. Plus I was a shameless puppy whore when the litter was born always going over to see and play with them, they had a few more pups than buyers on the wait list, and Renee and I developed a bond when she was very young. I think that's why she was sold to me so cheaply.

I went over and was holding Renee at 5 weeks old. I had her cradled in my arms like a baby, on her back, rubbing her belly. She wrapped her paws around my hand and fell asleep licking my fingers while we looked into each others eyes. i swear she had a smile on her face as she drifted off. My husband rolled his eyes and said he knew at that moment we were going to buy her. The breeder watched us, laughed, and said we could take her home in a couple more weeks. Ah, memories.

For a well bred dog if I didn't have an in with the breeder I think I'd pay up to $600..maybe $800.

Cengaeas 07-18-2012 03:30 PM

I dont run a breeding program, everything i do with my dogs is for fun, so i would be hard pressed to spend any more than 400-500$ on a dog.

TainuibeFaimb 07-18-2012 03:30 PM

Well In reading everyone's comments, yikes! My Standard Schnauzer I bought from a well known breeder and I paid 2200 for her! She is 13 or 12 hmm ?? I can't remember but I will say I never had one health issue or any other issue. But guess I went over board lol

agrismhig 07-18-2012 03:31 PM

Yeah there'd be no way I'd spend $2200 on a dog LOL. But hey, if you have the money to spend, go for it if you want!

QwOpHGyZ 07-18-2012 04:45 PM

I've only ever bought two APBT. one i spent $700 on. he is a great dog, great drive... but he overheats easy and has breathing issues. the other i spent $300 on. she has now been placed in a pet home due to generalized demodectic mange. all the others have been free and they've been awesome.

DeilMikina 07-18-2012 09:38 PM

For English Bulldogs we've paid as much as $3,500 and as little as -0- but I think between $2,000 and $3,000 is the norm for well bred,(cough cough), examples. Currently have a very fine male that came from well know breeders that didn't cost us anything. The lady that bought him asked us to watch him when he was 12 weeks old while she went on a two week cruise. We never heard from her again and she never responded to our attempts to contact her. He's a member of the family now and she couldn't have him back for anything.

Enjknsua 07-18-2012 10:01 PM

I paid $2500 for my show prospect dane pup not including crop. $1500 would be my limit for a pet quality pup, though. We paid $800 for our lab from one of the top Canadian show kennels.


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