Kakamega indigenous dog trade stages comeback as prices hit Ksh3,500 at Lubao Market
The indigenous dog trade is staging a comeback at Lubao Market in Kakamega County, with traders saying demand for local breeds remains strong despite growing interest in cattle and foreign-breed dogs. The market, known for its livestock trade, continues to attract buyers looking for dogs to guard homes and farms, with traders pricing a dog […]
The indigenous dog trade is making a resurgence at Lubao Market in Kakamega County, according to traders. Despite a growing interest in cattle and foreign-breed dogs, demand for local breeds remains strong. The market, primarily known for its livestock trade, still attracts buyers seeking dogs for home and farm security. Dog prices at the market range from Ksh2,000 to Ksh3,500, depending on the dog's size and quality.
Andrew Luchina, a businessman at the market, notes that customers continue to purchase dogs even as other livestock businesses expand, expressing hope for modernization and improved breeds. Traders emphasize the resilience of indigenous dogs, citing their enduring popularity and usefulness in providing security.
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