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5 Most Expensive Dog Breeds To Insure
by Dr. Chris
September 23, 2010 Recently one of the leading pet insurance companies, Trupanion released some figures on what they claim are the most expensive dog breeds. These claims are based on claims paid out since 2000. Here are the 5 most expensive dog breeds when it comes paying insurance claims. 1. English bulldogThe total amount of expenses paid out for this breed was $1.1 million. This is because English Bulldogs are prone to a wide variety of illnesses simply because the breed confirmation. See: English Bulldog Dog Breed Profile2. Bernese Mountain dogThe Bernese Mountain dog was responsible for $553,000 in claims paid out. This breed is famous for being prone to mast cell tumors. See: Bernese Mountain Dog Breed Profile3. RottweilerRottweilers were responsible for $532,000 in claims paid out. Rotties are often prone to allergies, gastric torsion, and hypothyroidism. See: Rottweiler Dog Breed Profile4. Great DaneThe Great Dane was responsible for $462,000 in claims paid out. Due to their large size Great Danes are susceptible to gastric torsion, hip dysplasia, and heart problems. See: Great Dane Dog Breed Profile5. French BulldogThe French bulldog was responsible for $384,000 in claims paid out. This breed is prone to allergies, and other respiratory problems. See: French Bulldog Dog Breed ProfileClick here to visit TrupanionClick here for Trupanion Pet Insurance ReviewsTo read more blog posts go here: Pet Insurance BlogTo sign up for my newsletter go here: Veterinary Newsletter
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