Laizhou Hongthe red dog

Adopting

Breeders worldwide

Survey as of 26 September 2026. The transparency level (A, B, C) shows what we could verify online: website checked with details, page with little to verify, or a mere mention. No kennel has been visited or contacted.

🇫🇷 France

France · Île-de-France · Essonne (91)

Red Dog France Club

  • Transparency B

Family kennel specialising solely in this breed, presenting itself as the pioneer of the Laizhou Hong in France. Emphasis on socialisation, veterinary follow-up and support for ad…

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🇬🇧 United Kingdom

United Kingdom · England · Cambridgeshire

Chinese Red Dog Aid UK

  • Transparency A
  • Non-profit company no. 15666775
  • Association

Non-profit rescue and rehoming organisation (company no. 15666775, incorporated on 22 April 2024): owner education, supervised adoption, referrals to recommended breeders on reque…

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United Kingdom · England · London / Stevenage

Genesis Red Dog Kennels

  • Transparency B

London kennel focused on protection dogs. Recent listings at £3,000 per puppy.

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United Kingdom · England · Kent

DDR Guard Dogs

  • Transparency B

Guard dog, training and boarding business that also sells Laizhou Hong puppies. Price on request.

⚠ A training and guarding business rather than a selective breeding kennel. Check breed information against other sources.

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United Kingdom

Cinnabar Reds

  • Transparency B

Presents itself as a "heritage" Laizhou Hong breeder, dedicated to preservation, temperament and responsible breeding.

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United Kingdom · England and Wales

Chinese Red Dog Registry

  • Transparency A
  • Registered company no. 13765795
  • Registry

Specialist private registry (company no. 13765795, set up in late 2021): dog registration (£25), pedigree (£40), litters (£40 + £10/puppy), free DNA profile, stud list.

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🇷🇸 Serbia

Serbia · Vojvodina · Sremska Mitrovica

Red Angel of Sirmium

  • Transparency A
  • KSS (Serbia) kennel prefix no. 7674

Kennel exporting worldwide (representative in the United States, Michigan). Claims the first champion title won at FCI-sanctioned shows (male Diego, 2023: Serbian national title).…

⚠ Unreliable information about the breed: insist on X-rays and DNA results.

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🇦🇹 Austria

Austria · Lower Austria · Lanzendorf

Bamboo Tail Kennel

  • Transparency B
  • ÖKV (Austria)

First Chongqing Dog kennel in Europe (stud GCH MangZi, over 300 matings), FCI pedigrees via the ÖKV. Advertises Laizhou Hong puppies as "unique in Europe" with a CKU pedigree.

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🇺🇸 United States

United States · Washington · Spokane

Alysium Red Dogs (Laizhou Hongs of Alysium)

  • Transparency A
  • Health tests published
  • CKU (registered kennel)

Claims the world's first litter from two fully health-tested, CKU-registered parents. Founded by a professional trainer. Breeding stock imported from the United Kingdom and Serbia…

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🇧🇷 Brazil

Brazil · São Paulo · São Paulo

Laizhou Hong Brasil

  • Transparency A
  • CKU (according to the kennel), CBKC gro…

The only kennel in Latin America. Breeding stock imported with CKU registration (the words "Hong Dynasty Kennel 335108", its own prefix or that of the original kennel, not specifi…

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🇦🇺 Australia

Australia · Queensland · Bundaberg

Chinese Red Dogs Australia

  • Transparency B

Bundaberg (Queensland) breeder presenting itself as a "premium breeder". Business name registered with the Australian Business Register since October 2024, kennel prefix "Top Gun …

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🇨🇳 China

China · Guangdong · Shantou

Royal Blood Kennel

  • Transparency B
  • CKU-NB (according to the kennel)

Kennel in Shantou (Guangdong), far from Shandong, breeding three breeds: Cane Corso, Laizhou Hong and Dogo Argentino. States that its line is registered with the CKU-NB, the CKU's…

⚠ Health checks advertised without published results: ask for the official results.

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🌐 International (US and Serbian phone numbers)

International (US and Serbian phone numbers)

Pet Exporters

  • Transparency C
  • Intermediary

Intermediary offering Laizhou Hong at $4,000 with "FCI pedigree", "lifetime health guarantee", "show quality, champion blood".

⚠ Warning signs: unverifiable promises and remote sales. Anti-fraud bodies (IPATA, AKC) advise always seeing the puppy and its parents before buying.

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Observed prices and buying advice

Observed prices (summary)#

Market Range Comment
China Usually 300 to 600 yuan in online ads (299 to 1,400 yuan across 21 ads on the farming platform 惠农网, 2026). 1,500 to 2,500 yuan for a well-typed youngster at dog markets (2018-2020) Asking prices on platforms, with no guarantee. Prices above 10,000 yuan relate to the breed's golden age (1980s) or to adult dogs, not to ordinary puppies. Most ads come from Anhui and Shandong
France Not published Ask the breeder. Expect €1,500-3,000 based on European comparisons
United Kingdom £600-3,000 per puppy (£2,000-2,600 typical in 2026) and £3,500 for a trained adult Pets4Homes estimates £800-2,000, and a lifetime cost of ownership of £25,000-35,000
Germany ~€2,000 A single ad
Europe ("exclusive" breeders) €3,500-6,000 According to the Brazilian breeder Laizhou Hong Brasil (figure not sourced)
Serbia / export ~$4,000 Middlemen
United States $4,000 (private seller), $5,000 to $10,000 (breeder that publishes its health tests) and $45,000 for a trained dog
Brazil On quotation

Buying advice#

  1. See the parents, how they behave with strangers and their screening results (hips, elbows, DM/JLPP DNA). Insist on documents, not promises.
  2. Ask for CKU registration (verifiable on cku.org.cn) or registration with the British registry, and a 3-generation pedigree: the Western gene pool is very small (a COI of 13 % has been observed).
  3. Choose a puppy raised and socialised in a family home, not in an isolated kennel, and not delivered by a courier without a prior visit.
  4. Be wary of cheap "Chinese Red Dog" ads (German Shepherd / Rottweiler crosses) and of "export" middlemen promising an "FCI pedigree" that does not exist.
  5. Do not rely on looks. In China, buyers have suspected that a puppy sold as a Dobermann was a Laizhou Hong (two cases, in 2020 and 2022, in which the breed was never established: see The Laizhou Hong and the law in China). Conversely, in Europe, a black and tan dog with erect ears is not necessarily a Laizhou Hong. Ask for proof of origin and the parents' health results.
  6. A breed DNA test can help. The Wisdom Panel laboratory includes the Laizhou Hong in its breed database: its test can show whether a dog is, at least in part, a Laizhou Hong. The result is only indicative.
  7. Read the contract, which varies widely from one kennel to another. At Alysium Red Dogs (United States): compulsory neutering between 18 and 24 months, no breeding, $5,000 owed for each puppy born to a female sold, first right of return (the dog must never go to a shelter), 2-year guarantee against severe dysplasia, juvenile epilepsy, some heart murmurs and degenerative myelopathy. At Laizhou Hong Brasil: puppies handed over already neutered ("hormone-sparing" method, not specified), 30 days of follow-up, buy-back right.
  8. Plan your budget: a 50 kg dog, large-breed food, insurance, dog sports.
  9. In France, the sale must state that the dog is not registered with the LOF (French stud book). Insist on identification, a veterinary certificate and a sales contract.
  10. Consider adoption. In the United Kingdom, Chinese Red Dog Aid UK rehomes adult dogs after an application, an interview and a home visit. In France, no dedicated organisation is known.