
Black Chow-Chow value in Adopt Me
Legendary
Our scale: a normal Fly Ride Frost Dragon = 100. A pet at 50 is worth half a Frost, one at 300 is worth three.
- Demand
- Very low
- Change over a month
- 0%
- Updated
Hard-to-trade: the price looks decent on lists, but actual offers come in slowly and mostly low.
Every version
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Value history
Close in value
Where it comes from
- Black Chow-Chow is a legendary pet in Adopt Me.
- Released on July 28, 2022 during the VIP event.
- Still obtainable in the game.
- Can be made Neon and Mega Neon.
Skip big trades for it. People who list it as their pet often wait a long time for solid bids, and most players don't even view it as a target. The pet is legendary and still available, but its trade-ups aren't appealing.
It's a VIP pet you can still get, and can be made Neon and Mega Neon. FR versions sell for noticeably more than no-potion ones, so don't accept a plain version as fair if you're looking to turn a profit from it.
Questions
How much is Black Chow-Chow worth in Adopt Me?
A regular FR goes for about 0.42, and a no-potion one is roughly 0.23. Most players would call it hard to move.
How do you get Black Chow-Chow in Adopt Me?
It came from the VIP event in 2022. You can still get it in the game right now.
Is Black Chow-Chow retired?
Yes, it's still available, so you don't have to rely on trades yet.
How much is a neon and mega neon Black Chow-Chow worth?
Neon Black Chow-Chow: 1.16 with no potions, 1.33 Fly Ride. Mega neon: 5.32 with no potions, 5.21 Fly Ride.
What is worth more, Black Chow-Chow or Cake Friend?
Black Chow-Chow is worth more: 0.42 against 0.42 for normal Fly Ride versions.
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