Great Anglo-French White and Orange
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Price and budget

How much does a Great Anglo-French White and Orange puppy cost?

France

A rare breed and mainly found in specialized circles, the Grand Anglo-French White and Orange is found primarily with serious hunting-oriented breeders. The purchase cost depends above all on the availability of litters, the selection of bloodlines and the seriousness of the breeding.

Purchase price

It all depends on where your puppy comes from

For this little-known breed, it is essential to favor a declared breeding operation, transparent about origins, the lifestyle of the breeding dogs and the health monitoring of the puppies. The rarity of the offer often requires more patience than for more widespread breeds.

Declared LOF breeding programThe right choice

Identified, socialized puppy, from a monitored breeding program

€800 – €1,400
Show or working lineage

Sought-after type, valued origins and documented screenings

€919 – €1,500
Association or shelter

More often an evaluated 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%

Everyday costs

What about once they're home?

Food€70
Veterinary care€30
Pet insurance€25
Accessories and grooming€15
Total per month≈ €140

A price that seems too good to be true?

  • Avoid overly vague ads or sellers unable to clearly present the origins and breeding conditions.
  • Check that the puppy does indeed correspond to the Grand Anglo-Français blanc et orange variety, a rare breed that can be confused with other scenthounds.
  • Ask for the relevant health information and observe the lifestyle of the breeding dogs before any reservation.

FAQ

Your questions about price

Answers to common questions from prospective owners.

No, it is a rare breed, with few litters available. You often need to turn to specialized breeders and accept longer waiting times to find a well-bred puppy.