Dogs are called human best friends and were bred 19,000 to 32,000 years ago. Livestock began as a way of survival: dogs, which were genetically closer to wolves at the time, were better at hunting prey than humans, and humans were better at making campfires.

According to archaeologists, dogs and humans go hunting together. The dogs enjoyed the warmth of a human campfire and shared the purchased food with their new close friends. Fast forward thousands of years and dogs are still a big part of our lives. And it can also be very expensive, depending on the variety.

1. Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

Average price: $ 1,000

Country of origin: United Kingdom

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is from the United Kingdom. According to the Kennel Club, it is a toy dog ​​and a purebred can get up to a thousand dollars. In the Middle Ages, he became famous as a wedge dog. It is a friendly dog, known for its soft ears, and requires a lot of attention from its owners.

2. Czechoslovakian Wolfdog

Average price: $1,500

Country of origin: Czech Republic and Slovakia

The Czechoslovakian Wolfdog is known for its silver-gray and grayish-yellow coat. It actually has a lineage going back to 1955, when it was created in an experiment by the CSSR Breed Association (Czechoslovakia was a satellite state). Despite looking like a wolf, the wolfdog is quite friendly.

3. San Bernardo

Average price: $ 1,800

Country of origin: Italian and Swiss Alps

Saint Bernard is a very large working dog. It can weigh up to 260 pounds and stand up to thirty-five inches in height. It was originally bred as a rescue dog. The St. Hospice Bernard Pass breeds these dogs to help people trapped in the snow on the Italian-Swiss border.

4. Ovcharka caucásico

Average price: $ 2,000

Country of origin: Georgia

The Caucasian Shepherd was raised in Georgia as a working dog for the Soviet Union. Soviet breeders chose from many breeds of dogs in Azerbaijan and Georgia. It is also called a Caucasian mountain dog, Caucasian ovary or nagazi.

 5. Löwchen

Average price: $ 5,000

Country of origin: Germany and France

Löwchen is also known as the little lion dog or in his homeland as the little lion chien. He is considered a play dog ​​and definitely not a sports dog. He grew up in Europe in 1422 and his story confirms the number of paintings and carpets that depict him.

6. Rottweiler

Average price: $ 2,000

Country of origin: Germany

Rottweilers were originally bred as working dogs. They brought cattle to the market and pulled out wagons. They are known for their brave and vigilant nature and were one of the first police dogs. They still had a military role and served alongside the community.

7. Saluki

Average price: 2,500 $

Country of origin: Egypt

Saluki is one of the oldest dog breeds on this list. His immediate ancestors were greyhounds, where he was bred. Greyhounds are unique dogs because they search primarily by sight, rather than smell. It was used in the period of BC. and originated in the Fertile Crescent. They are looking next to nomadic tribes.

8. Akita

Average price: 4,500 $

Country of origin: Japan

The Akita comes from the mountainous region of northern Japan and has two species: the Japanese Akita and the American Akita. Both breeds are large dogs, with males weighing 130 pounds. The Akita was originally used as a watch dog. He was responsible for protecting the Japanese royal family, as well as other nobles.