Price & budget

How much does a Frisian Pointing Dog kitten cost?

Netherlands

The purchase price of the Frisian Pointing Dog varies according to the quality of the lineage, the seriousness of the selection, the availability of the breed and the reputation of the breeding kennel. Its relative rarity can influence supply, notably when few litters are offered in the same geographical area.

Purchase price

It all depends on where your kitten comes from

For this still uncommon breed, it is particularly important to prioritize a transparent breeder regarding health, temperament and breeding conditions. The purchase cost must always be put into perspective with health monitoring, puppy socialization and the support offered.

Declared LOF-registered breedingRight choice

Puppy or kitten identified, socialized, from a monitored breeding program

500 – 1,500 €
Show or working line

Sought-after type, valued origins and documented screenings

575 – 2,025 €
Association or shelter

More often an assessed adult, depending on the association

150 – 450 €
Origins and pedigree
+10% to +40%
Health tests and breeding quality
+10% to +30%
Type, color or sought-after bloodline
+5% to +35%

Day to day

And once at home?

Nutrition50 €
Veterinary25 €
Health insurance20 €
Litter & accessories12 €
Total per month≈ 107 €

A price too good to be true?

  • An abnormally low price should prompt you to check identification, health, and breeding conditions.
  • Ask for relevant screening tests of the breeding dogs and a clear contract.
  • The maintenance budget over several years often exceeds the purchase price.

FAQ

Your questions about price

Answers to future buyers’ questions.

The Chien d'arrêt frison remains a rare breed, with a more confidential distribution than that of the best-known hunting breeds. The supply of puppies can therefore be limited depending on the periods and the countries.