11- Chinese Crested Dog: $5,000

Chinese Crested dogs are really little but sell for enormous amounts as pets. With the exception of a small amount of hair on their face and paws, these creatures weigh roughly 10 pounds and are mostly hairless. A well-known representative of this breed was Sam, who from 2003 to 2005 was crowned the world’s ugliest dog.

Chinese Crested dogs are really little but sell for enormous amounts as pets. With the exception of a small amount of hair on their face and paws, these creatures weigh roughly 10 pounds and are mostly hairless. A well-known representative of this breed was Sam, who from 2003 to 2005 was crowned the world’s ugliest dog.

Chinese Crested dogs have keen hearing, agility, and alertness. They should not be handled as decorative pets because they are quite active. These creatures are kind, delicate, sociable, lively, and devoted to their owners by nature. Due to their small size and delicate bones, they run the risk of hurting themselves if they inappropriately jump from a table. They are quite obstinate and challenging to housebreak, which makes them challenging pets. Additionally, if they are not properly socialized with other puppies, they grow up to be afraid and irritable. As a result, you should prepare to invest a lot of effort and time in raising a Chinese Crested.