Grooming cost reference
Bloodhound grooming prices
What it actually costs to groom, board, and train a Bloodhound - a giant-sized breed with a short coat, groomed monthly.
- $90–$150
- Full groom
- $60–$100
- Bath & brush
- $18–$25
- Nail trim
- 80–110 lb
- giant · short coat
AKC coat cost desk
Sheet BLOODHOUND · Bloodhound $90–$150 · short · giant
GROOM-$90-$150 · COAT-SHORT · SIZE-GI · FREQ-MONTH · RANK-UPPER · PHOTO-FINISH · ANNUAL-$1440 · BOOK-FULL
- GROOM-$90-$150 $90–$150 full groom
- COAT-SHORT short · 1.00×
- SIZE-GI 80–110 lb
- FREQ-MONTH Monthly cadence
- RANK-UPPER #44/140 AKC
- PHOTO-FINISH ±0.00× French Bulldog
- ANNUAL-$1440 ~$1,440/yr groom
- BOOK-FULL 7/7 fields
Nearest coat/cost peer: French Bulldog (+ 0 coat-complexity points)
Instrument codes from this breed’s modelled full-groom, coat, size, cadence, AKC rank, peer gap, annual groom budget, and desk book, not a moving recommendation.
Coat/cost neighbourhood around Bloodhound
The verdict
According to the American Kennel Club popularity rankings used on /breeds, Bloodhound ranks #44 of 140 published breeds (most popular first). A full groom typically runs $90–$150 for this giant-sized, short-coated breed (groomed monthly).
- #44 of 140
- AKC popularity · /breeds
- $90–$150
- Full groom range
- $60–$100
- Bath & brush range
- Monthly
- Recommended cadence
Popularity ordinal matches the /breeds listing; price estimates model size and coat complexity against national grooming-rate tiers. See methodology for corpus placement and the price model.
Bloodhound vs all breeds by full-groom midpoint
Where this breed's modelled full-groom midpoint sits among every published breed (price depth, not a virtue ranking)
$120 21st of 140 higher than 119 of 140 breeds
Breeds, banded by modelled full-groom midpoint
Each bar is a $0.001K-wide band; taller bars hold more breeds. The dashed line + filled bar mark this entry. Hover or tap any bar for its full count and share, and where it sits relative to this entry.
Source PlainPetCare grooming price model · 2026
Temperament: Friendly, independent, inquisitive · Grooming frequency: monthly
Coat mix among giant breeds
Exclusive coat-family partition of the 20 published giant breeds (same size band as Bloodhound). Parts sum to that cohort total.
Price estimates by service
| Service | Price Range |
|---|---|
| Bath & Brush | $60-$100 |
| Overnight Boarding | $50-$80 |
| De-shedding Treatment | $70-$110 |
| Flea Bath & Treatment | $55-$85 |
| Full Groom | $90-$150 |
| Nail Trim | $18-$25 |
| Teeth Brushing | $15-$20 |
| Training Session | $50-$100 |
Bloodhound price ranges by service
Grooming guide: Bloodhound
Clean long ears frequently. Wrinkles around face need daily cleaning.
What the Bloodhound pricing tells you
Bloodhound pricing starts from a giant profile (80-110 lb). Larger frames take longer to bathe and dry, which is why this breed lands where it does on the table.
Groomers also price the short coat on this breed, monthly appointments stack into a larger annual budget than the per-visit quote suggests.
Over a 10-12 years lifespan, Bloodhound's temperament (Friendly, independent, inquisitive) quietly moves each invoice: calm dogs stay lower in the range, high-energy dogs push it up.
Bloodhound heavy-breed care economics
Bloodhound clears the heavy-breed threshold used for this portal's rich readiness pairs (110 lb high end) - enough mass that size-class peer ranks and annual budget math are meaningful, not decorative. Among 20 giant breeds on PlainPetCare, Bloodhound ranks #16 by weight midpoint (95 lb) and #5 by AKC popularity (#44 overall). The giant cohort spans Giant Schnauzer (55-85 lb) to Mastiff (120-230 lb).
Coat-complexity multiplier here is 1.00 versus a giant-class average of 1.15, about 0.15 below peers, so coat work is lighter than most giant siblings even though body mass is high. Adult weight span is 30 lb (80-110); wider spans usually mean males and females quote differently at the same groomer.
Full-groom midpoint models at $120 ; bath & brush midpoint $80 at a monthly cadence (~12 visits/year) , a modelled annual grooming budget near $1,440 before tips, add-ons, or metro multipliers . Overnight boarding midpoint is $65/night for this size class . Thin, toy-weight breeds cannot support this annualisation cleanly, their pages stop at per-visit ranges because the absolute dollars are too small for a useful yearly concentration read.
Closest weight peer in this cohort: Bernese Mountain Dog (70-115 lb, long coat). Compare both pages before locking a grooming routine, same size band can still diverge on coat complexity and cadence.
Related breeds
Nationwide breeds with similar coat work or AKC rank
Two data-derived peer sets for Bloodhound, both outside the giant size band so the neighborhoods are not size-containment.
Similar coat complexity
Nearest other-size breeds by coat-complexity multiplier (1 here).
Similar AKC popularity
Nearest other-size breeds by AKC popularity rank (#44 here).
Every figure on PlainPetCare is rendered directly from AKC breed data and industry pet-service pricing surveys, no number is typed in by an editor. This page draws directly on AKC breed data and industry pet-service pricing surveys, no figure is typed in by an editor. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, or report a data error.
Sources: AKC breed standards (breed size and coat profile); U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics regional cost-of-living data (regional index calibration - verify with BLS →); published national grooming-chain and industry rate surveys (base service prices). See our methodology and the grooming-price guide for how each estimate is built.
Disclaimer: Prices are modelled estimates for informational budgeting only and do not constitute professional advice. Confirm with a local provider before making decisions.