When comparing the Bernese Mountain Dog and the Belgian Malinois, the Bernese Mountain Dog generally commands a higher price tag.

The market price for a Bernese Mountain Dog typically ranges from $300 to $450. The price variations are influenced by factors such as the dog's gender and appearance. A purebred Bernese Mountain Dog with desirable traits and a good appearance can fetch prices between $450 and $750. Several factors affect their price, including the thickness of their coat, and their overall bone structure. High-end Bernese Mountain Dogs with traceable bloodlines or show quality can exceed $750, sometimes reaching prices of $1,500 or more. It's rumored that the most expensive Bernese Mountain Dog on record was a champion show dog, costing as much as $18,000. The cost for a Bernese Mountain Dog is significantly impacted by several factors, including their lineage and conformation.

The price of Belgian Malinois is more varied. Non-purebred Malinois are more affordable, often costing between $150 and $225, and are suitable for guarding and protection. Purebred Belgian Malinois, known for their high intelligence, work ethic, and loyalty, are generally more expensive, typically ranging from $225 to $375. A Belgian Malinois with a documented pedigree will command a higher price tag. Those with superior lineage and genes can range upwards of $450. Top-tier Belgian Malinois can potentially cost thousands of dollars. Actual prices can also vary based on region and specific breeder reputation. These price differences reflect the breed's ability, and its inherent quality and pedigree. The cost of a purebred Belgian Malinois will be higher than a mix breed.Exclusive offer:Pet Breeds