What does life with a dog cost?
A clear budget leaves more room for joy. Explore everyday costs in the country where your dog will live.
Breed guideline weight: approximately 12.5–13.5 kg; estimation adapts to individual build.
Adjust to your own prices
Changing country resets custom prices to keep the currency correct.
Food quantity is a budget assumption based on adult size, not feeding advice. For a puppy’s current cost, enter the age-appropriate portion from its food label, agreed with your vet. Medical diets, wet food and raw feeding are not modelled.
Choose a country to see the estimate in its local currency.
Calculation assumptions
We use public shop, clinic and salon examples, not national averages. Prices vary by city, provider, pack size and coat. Prevention, hygiene and starter items are planning allowances. Replace any allowance with a known price.
Food quantity is a budget assumption based on adult size, not feeding advice. For a puppy’s current cost, enter the age-appropriate portion from its food label, agreed with your vet. Medical diets, wet food and raw feeding are not modelled.
For puppies and seniors we budget one additional preventive consultation per year. Your vet determines actual care and tests. The annual equivalent holds this scenario constant for 12 months; it is not a medical forecast.
Dog purchase and delivery, neutering, treatment, emergencies, training, dog walking and boarding are excluded. Add services you plan to use to the extra costs.