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It Costs HOW MUCH To Own A Dog?
- Aug 7, 2017 4:06 pm
- Written by admin
Thanks to the ASPCA… they’ve calculated the yearly cost of owning a dog.They figure it’s $1,001 for a small dog, $1,214 for a medium-sized dog and $1,448 for a large dog.When you factor in the expected lifespans of the dogs, it pretty much averages out to a lifetime total of $15k!
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