bernese mountain dog puppy

 Bounding through snowy Swiss Alps, one can imagine a Bernese Mountain Dog puppy having the time of their lives in a cooler climate. With a beautiful dark coat and distinctive facial markings, these mountain dogs were historically seen on the pastures of Switzerland, helping farmers tend to their cattle.  Historically, these large dogs made their keep by guarding farms against predators, herding cattle, and famously pulling carts many times their own weight. In the agricultural region of Berne, Switzerland, Bernese Mountain Dogs helped farmers with the two main exports of that region: chocolate and cheese.  Dipping in popularity in the late 1800s, Professor Albert Heim created a Swiss breed dog club in 1907, and soon enough Bernese Mountain Dogs made their way to America to become an instant hit. In 1937, the American Kennel Club (AKC) registered this dog breed, and they’re now popular in many types of households around the US and beyond. Berners have a sweet and affec...

 So you want a Bernese Mountain Dog? You love their good natured temperament, large size, and majestic looks. But what are the good, bad, and ugly about this large breed dog? With a large frame, thick fur, and striking colors, a Bernese Mountain Dog isn’t an easy dog to miss. But who would want to? So You Want A Berner - tricolor bernese mountain dog sitting in the grass This adorable breed has the look and temperament of a true gentle giant. Though they may be quite sweet, and are certainly beautiful to look at, the Bernese Mountain Dog doesn’t rank as high on the popularity list as other sweethearts like the Golden Retriever. Think you might like to know a thing or two about the Bernese Mountain Dog? Read on for our nine facts about this noble breed. 9 Facts Good & Bad About The Bernese Mountain Dog 1. They Are One Of Four Types Of Swiss Mountain Dog The Bernese Mountain dog may be the 20th (as of 2021) most popular breed in the United States, but it has three other cousins ...