The most expensive thing in China is currently the Mastiff King: Little Prince raised by Ma Junren, vice president of the Dog Industry Branch of the China Animal Husbandry Association and chairman of the China Tibetan Mastiff Club, who was once the legendary coach of Chinese track and field: Little Prince! A Korean offered 20 million, and the old horse counter-offered 4,000. Thousands!

Tibetan Mastiff

Ma Junren has loved raising dogs since he was a child, but it was more than ten years ago that he became interested in Tibetan mastiffs, and it was only in recent years that he really fell in love with Tibetan mastiffs. It is understood that the Tibetan Mastiff is a unique dog breed in my country and is now a national second-level protected animal. In recent years, domestic Tibetan Mastiff genes have been unstable and promiscuity has been serious, resulting in Tibetan Mastiffs with impure bloodlines. According to data, there are currently less than 100 pure-blooded and good-looking Tibetan Mastiffs in our country, and less than 300 in the world. Therefore, Ma Junren decided to cultivate and expand my country's fine Tibetan Mastiff dog breeds with the same efforts to cultivate world champions. In the past few years, Ma Junren has visited Tibetan mastiff breeding areas in China, extensively searched for high-quality Tibetan mastiffs, and he did not hesitate to spend a lot of money to buy the best products when he saw them. He uses the relevant theories of kinesiology to scientifically condition and domesticate Tibetan mastiffs. Now, some high-quality Tibetan mastiffs are growing healthily in Ma Junren's breeding center. Some people joked that "this is another Ma's army."

Ma Junren, the former famous field marshal, "transformed" and became the chairman of the China Tibetan Mastiff Association. While the meeting was going on, someone presented Ma Junren with a picture with the words - Mastiff God. In an exclusive interview with this reporter, Ma Junren talked endlessly about Tibetan mastiffs. The topic involved track and field, but he made excuses. Ma Junren started raising dogs in 1986. In the past 20 years, from poodles, Pekingese, shepherd dogs, to now raising Tibetan mastiffs full-time, Lao Ma has explored a lot of "dog scriptures". According to him, the books he wrote sold out as soon as they were launched. In Lao Ma's view, the Tibetan Mastiff represents manly courage. He also suggested that all Chinese men should raise Tibetan mastiffs.

Purebred Tibetan Mastiff Price

Prices range from tens of thousands to tens of millions (the following are the Tibetan Mastiff names for price reference)

Chi Gu: Currently priceless (the most expensive puppy is 2 million). Little Prince: 40 million. Tibetan Mastiff bonus: 30 million. Black Wolf: 30 million. Central Plains: 20 million. Mastiff King: 3.9 million. Jiangyuan Overlord: 3.8 million.

Tibetan Mastiff in Western Xinjiang: 8 million. Tibetan mastiff male leopard: 16 million. Tibetan mastiff golden eggs: 30 million. West One: 4 million. Golden Retriever: 10 million. Tianlong: 1.2 million. Snow Lion: 2 million

Ma Junren Tibetan Mastiff Price/The Most Expensive Tibetan Mastiff Price: Price 40 Million

The most expensive one in China right now is Ma Junren’s little prince, priced at 40 million. In fact, Ma Junren himself said this price. When Koreans wanted to buy it, the price reached 20 million, but he insisted not to sell it. Korea tells you what price you can paySell ​​it, Ma Junren said 40 million. But in the end, the Koreans could only spend 2 million to buy a little prince's son. Later, the price of the next level was defined by Chi Gu and others, and the price was reported to be 3,000.

Tibetan Mastiff breeding price: about 30,000 per breeding

Tiger head Tibetan mastiff price: about 5,000

Price of iron-clad gold Tibetan mastiff: about 8,000

Ningbo Tibetan Mastiff price: tens of thousands for hybrids and hundreds of thousands for purebreds