When deciding to get a dog, most first-time owners look forward to all the good times they’re going to have with their pup. They focus on the cuddles, kisses, walks, and puppy playtime in their future and don’t realize that taking care of their new BFF is going to be a long-term investment. Long gone are the days when all you had to do to welcome a furbaby to the family is buy some food and a collar.
In this edition of Animal Facts, we’re going to break down the digits on what it costs to take care of a dog so you can budget accordingly and not break the bank.
Initial Investment
Veterinary Care and Medications
Food
Grooming
Training
Toys
Boarding and Sitters
Miscellaneous and Emergency
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