Many friends who are not familiar with dog breeds might mistakenly think that the "Chuan Chuan Dog" is a breed of dog, but it is actually not. They are puppies born from two different breeds of dogs. Although they are not purebred dogs of a certain type, if both parents of the "Chuan Chuan Dog" have good appearance, then the appearance of the born "Chuan Chuan Dog" will naturally not be bad. In fact, although they are hybrids, they have many advantages in many aspects. For example, price is a significant advantage. So, how much is a "Chuan Chuan Dog" on the current market? What are the advantages?

What are the advantages of the "Chuan Chuan Dog"?

The advantages of the "Chuan Chuan Dog" are not at all less than those of purebred dogs. As a hybrid dog, they inherit most of the advantages of their parents. They have stronger vitality, are smarter, and have greater resistance. So, if you truly like a "Chuan Chuan Dog," you don’t need to mind its breed or worry about how much a "Chuan Chuan Dog" costs, after all, easy care is the most important!

Lineage affects price

How much is a "Chuan Chuan Dog"? Although the "Chuan Chuan Dog" is a hybrid dog, if it is a first-generation hybrid and the lineage can be seen from its appearance, the price will be higher. Specifically, it depends on the situation. For example, crossbreeds descended from "Border Collies" naturally are priced much higher than other ordinary crossbreeds. Therefore, the market price for "Chuan Chuan Dogs" is hard to define. It can be as low as tens or as high as thousands. After all, the lineage of the "Chuan Chuan Dog" parents affects their price, so currently only an approximate reference price can be given.

Region affects price

How much is a "Chuan Chuan Dog"? Although a "Chuan Chuan Dog" is not a purebred dog, like all other purebred dogs, their price is also affected by the region. A "Chuan Chuan Dog" with comparable appearance and fur color will naturally be priced higher in developed cities. After all, in developed cities not only dog prices are higher, but all consumption is higher than in average cities. For example, some fruits might cost 3 yuan in ordinary cities and would be considered expensive, but even if sold for 5 yuan in developed cities, most people would still think it is cheap. The price of "Chuan Chuan Dogs" is similar. Generally, the price difference of similarly graded "Chuan Chuan Dogs" between developed cities and ordinary cities can be about one-fourth. Of course, this price still depends on the lineage.