Peekapoo Dog Price: What to Expect When Buying a Peekapoo?

Okay, so, I’ve been thinking about getting a Peekapoo, you know, those adorable little fluffballs that are a mix between a Pekingese and a Poodle? I did some digging around to figure out how much these cuties cost and what I’d be getting myself into. Here’s what I found out:

First off, the price tag for a Peekapoo puppy can be all over the place. I’ve seen them going for anywhere between $300 and $1,500. Yeah, quite a range! It really depends on the breeder and what they’re offering.

I thought about maybe adopting an older Peekapoo. Giving a dog a second chance at a happy home felt like a good thing to do, you know? Plus, it might be a bit easier on the wallet.

These dogs are small, which is perfect for me since I don’t have a huge house. But, boy, do they love to be around their humans! I read that they can get pretty anxious when left alone, which makes sense since they’re bred to be companion dogs. I’m ready to shower them with love and to cuddle with them all the time, so this won’t be a problem.

• They can live for a good 10 to 15 years, so it’s definitely a long-term commitment.
• I also found out they can have some health problems, like breathing issues, eye problems, and even knee issues. Yikes! Pet insurance sounds like a must-have to help with those unexpected vet bills.

I learned that they sometimes get super attached to one person in the family. They’re also not always the most energetic dogs, but they still need regular walks and playtime. Otherwise, they might get bored and start chewing on things they shouldn’t. Nobody wants that!

I need to think about whether I’m ready to handle all of that, especially the potential separation anxiety. I want to make sure I can give a Peekapoo the best life possible.

My Final Decision

After all my research, I visited a few breeders and saw some Peekapoo puppies in person. They were even cuter than the pictures! I ended up falling for a little guy with the sweetest eyes. He seemed to really like me, too, following me around and nuzzling my hand. I decided to take the plunge and brought him home! The breeder charged me $800, which felt reasonable. It’s only been a few days, but he’s already settling in nicely. I think we’re going to be very happy together.