Dog Adopt Me Values - Trade Values Conversion

Common · Pet · Updated Oct 30, 2026

Normal

0.01

Shark Value

3/10Stable

Values by variant

	NO POTION	F	R	FR
Normal
Neon
Mega Neon

Value Trend

7 Day Trend

30 Day Trend

Dog is Stable: no change over the last 7 days or the last 30 days.

Trading

Dog is worth 0.01 Shark Value.

Worth less than

Otter0.011Shark Value
Buffalo0.011Shark Value
Mouse0.011Shark Value
Ant0.011Shark Value
California Condor0.012Shark Value

Worth the same as

Cat0.01Shark Value

A fair trade for Dog

Cat0.01Shark Value

Together: 0.01 Shark Value

This adds up exactly to Dog’s value.

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Dog Overview

First, the short story of this pet

Quick Answer: The Dog is a Common pet in Adopt Me! It was one of the first two pets ever added to the game. Every new player gets a free Starter Egg, and that egg hatches into a Dog or a Cat. It is still obtainable today. Use the values table at the top of this page to see what each type is worth today.

The sections above show the values, the trend, and the trading details. This part tells you more about the pet players search for as the Adopt Me Dog. The Dog is where almost every Adopt Me story begins. It is a Common pet in Adopt Me! on Roblox, and it has been in the game since pets existed.

The Dog arrived on June 15, 2019, as part of the Pets Update. That update is the one that gave the game pets at all. Before it, there were no pets to raise. The Dog and the Cat were the two pets waiting in the very first Starter Egg.

So, what is a Dog worth in Adopt Me today? The honest answer starts with the live values table above. It shows the Normal pet, the Neon, the Mega Neon, and the types with potions. All values here are in Shark Value, one unit per pet.

Adopt Me has never shared official pet values. Uplift Games, the team behind the game, has no official value list. Players make the values from real trades. How much players want a pet matters a lot. If many players want it, its value can go up. If fewer players want it, its value can go down.

And now the part most value pages are too shy to say. The Dog is the most common pet in the game. Every account starts with a chance at one. New Dogs hatch every single day. Almost nobody is hunting for a normal Dog, and a single one will not carry a trade.

But the Dog was never about the trade window. For millions of players, this cream little pet is the first one they ever raised. It learned its tricks next to them. Plenty of players keep their first Dog forever, and they would not trade it for a Legendary. That is a different kind of worth, and this page will not pretend it is the same as market value.

How to Get the Dog in Adopt Me

It started free, and you can still get one today

Players ask how to get a dog in Adopt Me, and the Dog is one of the easiest pets in the game to get. This is how players get one:

Join the game for the first time. Every new account receives a free Starter Egg. The egg takes three small tasks to hatch.
Hope for the Dog. The Starter Egg hatches into a Dog or a Cat, fifty-fifty. Half of all new players start with a Dog. The other half start with a Cat.
Play the in-game Guide. The Guide can reward up to three more Starter Eggs on one account. One of those eggs also hatches a Cat or a Dog. The other two hatch an Ant or a Mouse instead.

There are two more routes for players who already used their Starter Eggs:

Hatch a Retired Egg. The Retired Egg costs Bucks and can hatch a Dog. The chance is small, so this is a slow way to chase one on purpose.
Trade for one. Dogs are so common that many players will hand one over for almost nothing, or add one for free to a bigger trade. If you ask nicely in a trading server, a Dog is one of the fastest pets to receive.

One small history note. Before July 21, 2022, the Dog could also hatch from the Cracked Egg and the Pet Egg. Those eggs changed their pets on that day, and the Dog left them. The Starter Egg is its real home, and it never left that one.

The Starter Egg itself cannot be traded. It is locked to your account. But the Dog that hatches from it is a normal pet, and it can be traded like any other.

Dog Appearance

What the original starter pet looks like

The Dog is a soft cream color, plain and warm. It has a round body and stands on four small feet. A little tail sits at the back.

Its head has two large ears and two beady black eyes. The nose is round and black. And the detail everyone remembers: a salmon-pink tongue that sticks out of its mouth, all the time. The Dog always looks like it is mid-pant, happy about nothing in particular.

That is the whole design. No spikes, no wings, no glow in its normal form. The Dog was drawn to be a friendly first pet, and it still looks like one. In a game now full of dragons, demons, and candy castles with wings, the Dog looks like the pet you would draw on your first day. That is exactly what it is.

Neon Dog and Mega Neon Dog

The glowing forms, and how players make them

Neon Dog

You can make a Neon Dog by joining four Full Grown Dogs at the Neon Cave.

The Neon glows light blue. The glow sits on its ears, on its tail, and on its paws. Soft blue ears on a cream dog. It is a gentle look, and it is the moment a player’s starter pet stops looking basic.

Mega Neon Dog

A Mega Neon Dog glows in the same places as the Neon. The big change is the color. The light blue does not stay blue. It cycles through the colors of the rainbow: ears, tail, and paws.

Making one takes real patience. You need four Neon Dogs, and each Neon takes four Full Grown normal pets. Grow each Neon to its last stage, called Luminous, then join the four Luminous Neons. In total, 16 normal Dogs stand behind one Mega Neon.

Now, the honest talk, because this pet needs it more than most. A Mega Neon Dog is not a fortune. Sixteen Dogs are easy to find, and everyone knows it. What a Mega Dog really shows is time. Somebody caught or raised sixteen of the most common pets in the game and grew every single one, twice over. Traders know the difference. The Mega Dog is a patience flex, not a price flex, and owners who made one usually keep it for exactly that reason.

So fuse if you love the project. A glowing rainbow Dog that began as a free starter pet is a fun thing to own. Just do not fuse one expecting the trade window to pay you back as a Legendary would.

Dog Tricks

The tricks it learns as it grows

The Dog grows in the same stages as other pets: Newborn, Junior, Pre-Teen, Teen, Post-Teen, and Full Grown. It learns these tricks:

Newborn: Sit
Junior: Lay Down
Pre-Teen: Bounce
Teen: Roll Over
Post-Teen: Backflip
Full Grown: Dance

Here is a surprise most players miss. The Dog does not learn the standard trick list. Most pets learn Sit, Joyful, Beg, Jump, and then two plain moves called Trick 1 and Trick 2. The Dog never touches that list.

Instead, this Common pet bounces, rolls over, and does a backflip. And at Full Grown, it learns Dance, a properly named trick with its own show to it. Plenty of rare and expensive pets end with a plain Trick 2. The very first pet in the game ends with a dance. Nobody trades for a Dog because of its tricks. But if tricks were the ranking, the starter pet would beat pets worth a hundred times more.

Is the Dog Worth It?

Read this before you trade for one

It depends on what you want. A first pet, a project pet, or a piece of game history. Here are the good and bad points, with no hype.

Pros

It is the original. The Dog is one of the two pets that started the whole pet system in June 2019. Owning one is owning the first page of Adopt Me history.
It is free and always available. A new account can start with one today, the same way players did in 2019. No event, no Robux, no luck beyond a coin flip with the Cat.
Its trick list is better than it has any right to be. Bounce, Roll Over, Backflip, and Dance at Full Grown. Many costly pets do less.
In trades, the Dog has a real job: balance. Traders bundle small pets to close the gap in a bigger deal, and the Dog is the classic gap-closer. Value sites describe commons like the Dog as the first step of the staircase method: bundle a few, trade a little up, repeat.
It is the starting line of the game’s famous challenge runs. Traders run timed races that begin with a Dog and climb, trade by trade, toward a dream pet. Big value lists even mention world record races that start from a Dog. No other Common pet gets to be the hero of a story like that.
The sentimental value is real. For a huge number of players, a Dog was their first pet ever. Those Dogs are not for trade at any price, and their owners will tell you so.

Cons

Let us be plain. A normal Dog has almost no trading power on its own. Almost every player already has one, or can get one for free. Offers built around a single Dog go nowhere.
Its supply never shrinks. Limited pets rise because no new ones appear. New Dogs appear every day, from every new account. There is no shortage coming to save its value.
The Fly Ride type does not change the story much. A Fly Ride Dog is still a Dog. Potions make it nicer to use, not rare.
Even the Mega Neon is a grind trophy, not a prize. Other players respect the work. They do not pay Legendary prices for it.
Scammers ignore it, but mix-ups do not. The Dog has a famous reskin, the Blue Dog, which is a limited pet from 2019 and trades very high. Some new players hear those prices and think their cream Dog is the same pet. It is not. More on that in the facts below.

So, is the Dog worth it? As a trade asset, no, and this page will not dress that up. As a first pet, a keeper, a project, or the start of a trading challenge, the Dog might be the most worth-it pet in the whole game. It costs nothing, and it started everything.

Dog Facts and Trivia

Small things most players do not know

The Dog has four reskins: the Blue Dog, the Chocolate Labrador, the Pink Dog, and the Practice Dog. They are separate pets, not costumes. The Blue Dog is the famous one, a limited pet from 2019. It is not this Dog, and it does not share this Dog’s value.
Most purchasable pet accessories in the game are shown on a Dog model in the shop. When you look at pet wear, you are usually looking at it on a Dog.
The Mechapup, a robotic pet, uses a Dog’s head. Even the robot dog is built from this dog.
On the Classic Trade Stand, the Dog is the pet featured on the black circular stand. Out of every pet in the game, the display one is the Dog.
Dogs were given out for free during certain Admin Abuse events. Even in special events, the Dog stays the people’s pet.
The Dog is all over the game’s face. It appears on the main Adopt Me! thumbnail and on a long list of update and event thumbnails, year after year. The cream starter pet is the closest thing the game has to a mascot.

Dog FAQs

The questions players ask the most

Very little on its own, and it is better to hear that straight. You can see the live value for the Normal, Neon, and Mega Neon types, and for the Fly, Ride, and Fly Ride types, in the values table above. A Dog’s real use in trading is as a small add that balances a bigger deal, and its real worth to most owners is that it was their first pet.

The main way is the free Starter Egg. Every new account gets one, and it hatches into a Dog or a Cat, fifty-fifty. The in-game Guide can give up to three more Starter Eggs, and one of those can also hatch a Dog. You can also hatch one from a Retired Egg with a small chance, or trade for one.

No. The Dog is a Common pet, the lowest rarity in the game. It is one of the easiest pets to get, and it is still obtainable today. That does not make it a bad pet. It makes it the starter pet.

Yes. The Guide can reward more Starter Eggs as you play, and one of them hatches a Cat or a Dog. You can also hatch a Dog from a Retired Egg, or trade for one. Dogs are so common that many players will give you one for almost nothing.

No. The Blue Dog is a reskin of the Dog, released as a limited pet in 2019. It is a separate pet with its own value, and it trades very high. The plain cream Dog from the Starter Egg is a different pet. Always read the full name in the trade window.

Only if you want the glow. A Neon Dog is a fun project, and the light blue ears look great. But four Dogs are easy to replace, and the Neon will not suddenly become a strong trading pet. Fuse because you like it, not as an investment.

Because it was first. The Dog or Cat from the Starter Egg is the pet that started a player’s whole Adopt Me life. Many players raise that first Dog, teach it Dance, and never trade it. Its value to them is the memory, and no value list can price that.

Not anymore. Before July 21, 2022, the Dog could hatch from the Cracked Egg and the Pet Egg. Those eggs changed on that day, and the Dog left them. Today it comes from the Starter Egg, the Retired Egg, and trading.

Dance. The Dog’s trick list is Bounce, Roll Over, and Backflip on the way up, and it ends with Dance at Full Grown. It is a named final trick, which many much rarer pets never get.

Almost certainly not in the normal way. Valuable pets rise when their supply stops. The Dog’s supply never stops, because every new player can hatch one. Own the Dog because you like it, because it was your first, or because you are starting a trading climb, not because you expect it to climb on its own.

Final Thoughts

What to remember about the Dog

The Dog is not a treasure, and it was never meant to be. It is the first hello of Adopt Me. It hatched free in 2019, it hatches free today, and it will greet new players long after today’s rarest pets are forgotten account passwords.

That is the Dog’s real place in this game. Every trader flexing a Shadow Dragon started somewhere, and for half of them, somewhere was a cream puppy with its tongue out. Keep yours if it was your first. Grow sixteen into a rainbow Mega if you have the patience. Or take one, and a staircase of small fair trades, and see how far a free Dog can climb.