Rare dog breeds and those often bred as show dogs and for other specific purposes can cost much more to adopt than more ...

When we talk about expensive dog breeds, it’s not just the adoption fee. The price tag includes grooming, vet bills, training, and, of course, specialized care.

High-end dog ownership is increasingly shaped by rarity, heritage, and grooming or health costs, and the priciest breeds ...

A dog that can count one of its parents as a wolf has sold for £4.4m – a new world-record fee paid for a canine. The one-of-a ...

Some dogs cost more to cover simply because their medical histories leave insurance companies nervous. Size, inherited conditions, and the types of emergencies vets see most often all play a part.

Dog owners are increasingly choosing to treat chronic health conditions like cancer and cataracts as veterinary technology advances. At the same time, corporations and private equity funds have ...