An Indian breeder surprised the world by adding an exclusive copy to his collection through which he disbursed a figure never seen before.
The name of Cadabomb Okami International news became becoming The most expensive dog on the planet. There is precisely talking about a Unique copywhich is a mixture of wolf with Caucasian shepherd, which at 8 months already weighs 75 kilos and measures 30 inches.
Its purchase did not go through inadvertent, the animal was acquired by an Indian millionaire who disbursed 50 million rupees, which are equivalent to some 5.3 million euros. The purchase was known for the amount of money invested, but also for the appearance of this dog-lob.
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Who is satisfied, the millionaire dog breeder?
Cadabomb Okami buyer is S. Sathisha Bangalore breeder who gathered over the years More than 150 races different in its seven -hectare farm. That’s where their animals receive a diet based on raw meat and are treated by six caregivers.
Satchish, 51 was already known for his purchases out of the ordinary. In 2023 I had already caught attention when paying 3 million euros for a chow-chow with an appearance very similar to that of a Qinling panda. He already commented that his passion was always marked by the search for Rare and difficult copies to find.
In addition to his personal interest, the businessman turned his dogs into a Great attraction. Many people come to take photos and selfies with them, and even charge between 2,600 and 10,000 euros for displaying them at events. He also acknowledged that this does so that the investment has a return.
With the arrival of Cadabomb Okami To his giant estate, Sathish added to his collection to which he is already considered The most expensive dog in the world And, probably, the first of its kind.
Source: Ambito
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