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Fumy · Bayern · Past plan · timing not confirmed
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Elo® von Werths Echte
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Estimate: a Elo puppy from a responsible breeder typically costs between €2,000 and €3,000.
The price depends on the pairing, health testing and the breeder's setup.
A Elo costs around ~€190 per month (€100 – €360, depending on your setup). The first year adds up to roughly ~€5,620 including purchase, equipment and puppy school; across the dog's life (13 years) it comes to about ~€33,110.
Per month
~€190
In the first year
~€5,620
Across the dog's life
~€33,110
With surgery cover, running costs come to about ~€190 per month — in return, your share of a major operation drops from several thousand euros to around 20 percent.
Estimate at a mid-range setup (suburban, dry food, 1–2 hours of daily exercise), average German prices, as of July 2026.
A Elo puppy from a reputable breeder typically costs between €2,000 and €3,000. The price depends on pedigree, health testing, and the breeder.
A Elo costs around ~€190 per month (€100 – €360, depending on your setup). The first year adds up to roughly ~€5,620 including purchase, equipment and puppy school; across the dog's life (13 years) it comes to about ~€33,110.
Look for a reputable breeder with health testing of parent dogs, vaccinations, deworming, and microchipping. All breeders on HonestDog are verified and screened.
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Elo puppies should be at least 8-12 weeks old before being separated from their mother. Reputable breeders release puppies no earlier than 8 weeks of age.
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The Elo breeding project began in 1987 under the name “Eloschaboro”, which is intended to refer to the three main original breeds – Eurasier, Bobtail and Chow Chow. In order to broaden the breeding base and expand the gene pool, Samoyeds and Dalmatians were later crossbred. The focus of the crossing was on the Eurasier and the Bobtail, which continue to be occasionally crossed into the Elo. The aim of the breeding project was to breed a family and companion dog that would combine the advantages of these breeds. The selection was primarily based on temperament and health; Coat type and color were secondary. The standard was also drafted with health in mind: pricked ears to avoid ear infections, a straight back to prevent hip dysplasia, and a curled tail to avoid banging against objects, reducing the risk of injury.
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