Bengaluru Man Purchases World’s Most Expensive ‘Wolfdog’ for ₹50 Crore

In a remarkable tale of passion and extravagance, Bengaluru-based dog breeder S. Satish has made headlines by acquiring the world’s most expensive wolfdog, Cadaboms Okami, for a staggering ₹50 crore. This rare hybrid, a cross between a wolf and a Caucasian Shepherd, has captivated the exotic pet world with its unique blend of wild instincts and domesticated charm.

Cadaboms Okami, an eight-month-old pup, weighs over 75 kilograms and consumes three kilograms of raw meat daily. Bred in the United States, this extraordinary canine was brought to India through a broker in February3. Satish, who is also the president of the Indian Dog Breeders Association, is renowned for his collection of rare and exotic dogs, owning over 150 breeds.

The wolfdog’s striking appearance and rarity have made it a crowd-puller at high-profile events across Karnataka, including film premieres. Satish has capitalized on this popularity, charging up to ₹10 lakh for a five-hour engagement3. The canine resides in luxury on Satish’s sprawling seven-acre estate, complete with spacious enclosures and round-the-clock care from a dedicated team.

While the acquisition has sparked conversations about the ethics of breeding and conservation, Satish’s passion for unique dogs continues to draw admiration and curiosity. Cadaboms Okami stands as a symbol of exclusivity and the extraordinary bond between humans and animals.

What are your thoughts on this fascinating story? Would you ever consider owning such a rare breed?