FAQ

A Bernese Mountain Dog puppy typically costs between $1,200 and $3,500, depending on breeder quality, lineage, and health screenings.

Yes, Bernese Mountain Dogs shed heavily year-round, with increased shedding during spring and fall due to their thick, double coat.

Yes, the Bernese Mountain Dog is a good pet for families seeking a loyal, affectionate, and gentle companion, provided they can meet its grooming, exercise, and health care needs.

Bernese Mountain Dogs are not known to bark excessively; they tend to be calm and quiet, barking only when necessary or to alert their owners.

The Bernese Mountain Dog descends from Roman mastiff-type dogs crossed with local Swiss farm dogs.

A Bernese Mountain Dog is a large, tri-colored working breed from the Swiss Alps, known for its gentle temperament and striking appearance. Originally bred for farm work, these dogs are loyal family companions but require attentive care due to health and grooming needs.

Present your puppy in a calm, quiet environment using a festive but safe approach, ensuring the surroundings are pet-proofed and the puppy’s needs are prioritized.

Yes, but precautions are necessary. Real Christmas trees can pose hazards to puppies, such as toxic needles or tree water, so supervise and dog-proof your tree.

To present a puppy on Christmas safely and thoughtfully, prepare your home in advance, supervise interactions, and create a calm, pet-friendly environment.

A real Christmas tree can be safe with a puppy if precautions are taken to prevent access to needles, tree water, and decorations, which can pose health hazards.