How much is a standard poodle with no papers worth?

Answer by  Jon26 (28)

A standard poodle without its papers are worth less, but still around 200 to 300 dollars. Its papers will increase the value.

Answer by  tofuturk (581)

Even if a dog has papers, it is not worth much unless it has been shown in the breed or obedience ring or has championship bloodlines. Even if the dog is clearly a poodle you can not prove it without papers. Therefore, the value is no more than the adoption fee at your local shelter.

Answer by  Bob8478 (1040)

These types of dogs run on the expensive side. This particular breed can command prices in upwards of 800-1,000 dollars.

Answer by  Liz59 (10966)

You can probably sell it for 200-300. But maybe more if it has all the proper vaccines and stuff. Then it sells for more.

Answer by  scorbitt (252)

That is completely dependent on your area. I live in Mid America and papered poodles start at 500, but any rescue group can get 200-300 for a vetted dog.

Answer by  katharine (3981)

It depends on a lot of things. The breeding is extremely important when determining worth. If he's from a line of show champions he could be worth up to a couple thousand, but if his pedigree doesn't have any high-placing show dogs he isn't worth much, you might be able to get $200, depending on age and physical condition.

Answer by  Nancy (578)

Well, even at a shelter, a person should expect to pay $250. 00. Now, also, if it is pure, people can obtain an ILP from the AKC Club that proves the dog is a purebred and gives the right to limited privledges like obedience training, so I'd be asking at least $250. 00.

Answer by  ushudno76 (35)

Stanadard poodle or for that matter any pet is worth millions as it is your family member. If you intend to breed dogs for selling then papers are for necessary for proving the purity of the dog, especially those buyers who like to boast about it. Poodle is very loveble dog and can be worth a lot.

Answer by  Anonymous

$1000