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. <br />The price you pay to get a dog is just the start of what it takes to keep a dog. Contrary to what many people think, a purebred dog from a good breeder is usually not as expensive as other ways of getting a dog. A dog from a pet store can be very expensive. Even a dog from an animal shelter or rescue can be fairly expensive these days.<br /><br />Once you have a dog, other costs will add up such as vet care (vaccinations, heartworm medication, flea prevention; possible spaying or neutering); grooming costs; dog food; boarding your dog or using a pet sitter if you go out of town; toys; dog training classes; and more.<br /><br />If your dog has allergies you will need special food that costs more. If your dog has any health problems as he gets older, he will need added veterinary care.<br /><br />According to estimates, it can cost between $700 and $3000 to keep a dog each year, depending on the size of dog you have and where you live. It is usually more expensive to keep a large dog and it costs more to keep a dog in urban areas than in rural areas, in general.<br /><br />Robert Grey here, I am pleased to let you know that my new book is selling realy well.<br /><br />You can if you wish, get the link to my book, by visiting this link How To Raise A Dog<br />

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