Any advice?

[supergirl]

Entire dogs are usually more expensive - it's because they fight you know  well that's what I was told a few years back - obviously I'm in the vets every week as Jarvis constantly fights and gets injured  (not once in 7 years  )

I always thought that too, but since being with Axa Roly has been slightly cheaper than Misha - a whole 4p  maybe its because he's 6 months younger.

Its our 2nd year with them and each of the renewals is about £2 more than last year, so we'll probably stay with them.

[lettie10]

I have also switched to Axa.  Was with P@H for Jazz and was due renewal plus new policy for Bailey and was quoted on total almost £750 for the year for both having made no claims

Have the £7000 lifetime cover with Axa for just over £400 for the year

[JaspersMum]

Entire dogs are usually more expensive - it's because they fight you know  well that's what I was told a few years back - obviously I'm in the vets every week as Jarvis constantly fights and gets injured  (not once in 7 years  )

Wait, didn't the EU just make it illegal to discriminate between the sexes where insurance is concerned? Surely that counts for dogs too, not just teenage drivers? 

Good excuse to put up the insurance price for girls you mean - the discrimination didn't reduce boys insurance, it increased the girls so be careful what we wish for!

[JohnK]

We are with Sainsbury's for all our three, although the cover is actually with AXA, I pay between £16.50 and £17 for each of them and Dennis is most expensive because he is a male puppy.

[foosyerdoos]

Insurance renewal just in for Bailey, up to £9.81 from £8.92 per month - Guess we're staying with AXA then 
(£7000 per year vet fee's & £100 excess)

[Cockertime Blues]

Petplan is costing me £45/month for a 3 yr old and a 7 yr old, no claims, £7000 lifetime coverage, £75 excess.