How much is that doggy in the window? Quite a bit

New dog owners can expect to shell out $1,200 to $2,000 in the first year, and as much as $14,500 over their pup’s lifetime, according to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

FOOD

Owners of big dogs should expect to spend $400 a year, on average, for premium brand dry dog food, according to the ASPCA.

DENTAL CARE

A professional teeth cleaning costs $200 to $300, on average.

GROOMING

That fluffy goldendoodle will require regular grooming. Dogs with shorter coats still need regular baths, brushing and nail trims. A stan- dard groom at Petsmart costs from $30 to $130, depending on the breed.

BOARDING AND WALKING SERVICES

A 30-minute walk with Wag, a nationwide dog-walking service, is about $20. Overnight boarding with Rover’s large network of pet sitters typically runs $25 to $35 a night, but can be as high as $75 in some places.

VACCINATION

A round of vaccinations for your puppy costs $75 to $100, on average.

EMERGENCY CARE

Unexpected vet visits — for injury or illness — will happen no matter how careful you are. And the resulting bills can cost pet owners thousands of dollars. — Nerdwallet