Here are some of the most expensive pets in the world

1. World’s most expensive pets

Animals are one of the most loyal creatures in the world. Besides being adorable and the most admired beings on earth, they can also be one of the most expensive pets too. Therefore, not only are they well looked after by their masters but are also pampered with a lavish lifestyle. Although, there should be no limitation to loving a pet and spending on them, here are some of the most expensive pets in the world that will definitely cost you a fortune.

2. Green Monkey

Well, as opposed to what it’s called, Green Monkey is actually a horse and not a monkey. It is a well-bred American racehorse, who was sold for a whopping $16,000,000 in an auction in 2009. Reportedly, he ran an eighth of a mile in just under 9.8 seconds during his first race.

3. Miss Missy

Miss Missy is a cow that belongs to the Holstein cow breed. Known to have won many titles as a show cow, she is said to produce 50% more milk than a regular cow. He estimated worth is $1,200,000.

4. Tibetan Mastiff

Tibetan Mastiffs are one of the largest dogs in the world. They are originally found in Tibet and were used as guard dogs, trained to protect livestock, palaces and monasteries back in the day. The last Tibetan Mastiff was sold for a whopping $1.5 million in 2011.

5. Sir Lancelot

Sir Lancelot is actually the first clone dog, who was made in memory of an original dog named Lancelot. The couple who owned the dog were heartbroken after the death of their pet and decided to have him cloned, which cost them over $155,000.

6. White Lion Cubs

The White Lion Cubs were first spotted in 1938 in the area of Timbavati region of South Africa. They are known to be one of the rarest species and worth up to $140,000.

7. Arabian Horse

Known for its athletic body, chiseled neck, high tail and a beautifully arched back, the Arabian horse is one of the most royal horse breeds, estimated to be worth $100,000.

8. De Brazza’s Monkey

The oldest of its kind, De Brazza’s Monkey is named after an Italian explorer by the name of Pietro Savorgnan di Brazza. These African breeds are notable for their long white beard and orange crown fur and cost up to $10,000.