Each month costs 3 million VND for food and imported supplements
In recent days, the transfer of a H’Mong Coc breed dog for 450 million The community is causing a stir.
Many people believe that this breed of dog is quite popular in the community. The transfer is nothing more than a price-inflating trick similar to mutant orchids.
According to PV Dan Tri’s research, the above transfer took place in the city. Viet Tri, Phu Tho. The dog’s former owner is Mr. Luu Dinh Anh (from Hung Yen). The person who spent 450 million VND to buy it was Mr. Duy Binh (in Viet Tri City, Phu Tho).
Talking with Dan Tri, Mr. Luu Dinh Anh said he can raise this H’Mong Coc dog 2 years ago and named him Wolf. In the process of raising him, he invested a lot of effort and money.
In addition to feeding the dog delicious food such as chicken, beef, and nutritious seeds, he also bought many vitamins and supplements. In addition to water to nourish pets.
On average, the cost per month is about 3 million VND. Every day, dogs are allowed to exercise to stay healthy.
“The origin of this dog breed is in Ha Giang. Basically, they are easy to feed and eat a variety of simple foods. However, Because Wolf is a male breed, I take care of it more meticulously,” Mr. Anh said.
Explanation for the price that many people consider “sky high” for a native dog breed, Mr. Luu Dinh Anh said that to evaluate a beautiful dog, people will base it on the standard table for H’Mong Coc dogs. This standard table is issued by the Vietnam Dog Breeders Association to refer to criteria from abroad.
The criteria include head and face skeleton, fur, four legs, skull ratio. muzzle ratio of height to body length… And with a male dog, people also focus on the ability to inherit their beauty to their descendants.
According to Mr. Anh, his pet It meets most of the above criteria, which is why it has such an expensive price.
A Hung Yen man shared that H’Mong Coc dogs are now widely raised. For every 10 families, there are 2-3 foster homes. The price of this dog breed varies widely from 500 to 1 million VND or even a few million or tens of millions of VND higher.
However, to get the same price as Wolf, it must be a special dog. It has strong genetic factors (original genes bred from a pair of Ban dog parents in Ha Giang), so it produces very beautiful puppies.
“About 2 years ago lovers This breed of dog has also known another transfer of up to 680 million VND. In addition, sometimes dogs are bought and resold for 200-300 million VND,” this man said.</p >
Talking about the characteristics of this dog breed, Mr. Anh said that the H’Mong dog is very loyal, intelligent, looks after the house, protects its territory, is clean and does not smell like Western dogs. In addition, because it is a native dog, it is very close to humans.
PV Dan Tri also contacted the buyer of the H’Mong Coc dog for 450 million VND – Mr. Duy Binh (currently living in Viet Tri city, Phu Tho). Mr. Binh said that he has been passionate about raising dogs for quite a long time.
Previously, he raised foreign breeds of dogs. Later, he completely switched to raising H’Mong Coc dogs because of their clean and loyal characteristics. .
About Mr. Anh’s dog named Wolf, Mr. Binh said he learned about this dog about 6 months ago when attending a H’Mong Coc dog competition in Hai Phong.
Right at the competition, he was impressed by the dog’s perfection. “The Wolf’s fur-colored head and face… skeleton is very beautiful. In particular, it is very friendly with humans. I immediately offered to buy it for 300 million VND. That is a very high price. However, when “Mr. Anh refused to sell,” Mr. Binh said.
The trick of inflating the price like a mutant orchid?
In early October, Mr. Binh happened to remember had that meeting again and once again asked to buy at a higher price.
At that time, Mr. Anh had something unexpected so he agreed to negotiate. After the agreement, we agreed to transfer transferred for 450 million VND” Mr. Binh said.
The two sides then took the dog for a comprehensive examination, scans and tests to ensure that the Wolf was healthy and of good breed.
In response to information that the transfer was a price-inflating trick like a mutant orchid, both the seller and the buyer denied the allegations. This opinion.
Mr. Anh believes that it is only the opinion of people who do not own dogs and do not understand the value of the H’Mong Coc dog breed – one of the “four great national dogs” of Vietnam. .
According to Mr. Anh, the cost of each breeding session for Wolf was about 8 million VND. The puppies born were very beautiful and healthy. That’s enough to see how precious and highly appreciated this dog is.
And Mr. Binh commented: “I have also lost many billions of dong on mutant orchids. However, no This dog can be compared to a mutant orchid. The mutant orchid is only valuable for its beautiful flowers, and the dog is valuable not only for its physical beauty but also for its genetic resources and breeding value, if any If the gene source is good, it will produce beautiful puppies that meet the criteria set by the Vietnam Association of Dog Breeders.”
With a dog worth nearly half a billion dong, Mr. Binh said he intended to plan to do business business of dog breeds and aims to preserve and develop the precious genes of this indigenous dog breed.
Regarding this transfer that is causing a stir, an expert has Many people with experience in dog training in Hanoi said that the dog in the transfer case is the H’Mong Coc breed.
This dog breed is currently one of three popular and popular native dog breeds. popular in Vietnam (in addition to the Bac Ha dog, the Phu Quoc dog).
It has black fur – which is a popular color instead of red as before. In addition, it has also won prizes in recognized genetic competitions. Those may be the reasons why it has a high price of up to 450 million VND.
This expert said that to evaluate whether a dog is expensive or cheap, people will consider many factors: Breed Are there any contest winners that are not recognized for their genetics? Are the offspring born healthy and beautiful? However, he did not rule out the possibility that this was a price-inflating tactic.
According to this expert, the H’Mong Coc dog has a special appearance: its tail is missing. Recently, many people have even “disguised” ordinary dogs as H’Mong Coc, seeing that this breed is highly valued, by surgically cutting off their tails to sell for profit.
Explanation about The fact that many people are willing to spend hundreds of millions of dong to own a dog is because experts say that a small number of people buy it for breeding while the majority of buyers buy it to play with.
“That’s most of them.” For those who have the means to rely on breeding for economic purposes, when will it be profitable?” This person expressed his opinion.
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