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Meet the Bernese Mountain Dogs also known as burners hail from the Swiss Alps known for their thick tricolor coat that’s perfect for keeping them warm in cold weather in fact their coats are so thick that they’re almost waterproof making them perfect for snowy Adventures these dogs are incredibly strong and
Athletic they typically stand between 23 to 27.5 in tall at the shoulder and weigh between 70 to 115 lb they were originally bred as working dogs and can pull heavy loads through the mountains with ease despite their large size burners are known for their gentle and affectionate nature making
Them excellent family pets and they are known to be great with children they love being close to their owners and can get separation anxiety if left alone for too long burners have a relatively short lifespan ranging from 6 to 8 years
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Berners were the result of the Romans bringing their dogs to Swaziland and having them mate with the native dog population, this breed have been around for over 2000 years.
The closest breed related to Bernese Mountain Dogs are the St Bernard, which is a cousin breed (related but distinct enough to be both pure breeds).
The actual typical lifespan for a Bernese Mountain Dog is 9-10 with some being able to live past that (16 is the record), the reason why many Berners live 6-8 years is because there are problems with their genetic breeding line (family histories from one or both sides) this can range from physical disabilities and diseases (like Cancer or a lowered immune system) to mental disabilities (like schizophrenia and uncontrolled paranoia). This is why you must NEVER buy from unregulated and unregistered puppy mills, join a dog club in your country that focuses on Bernese and get in contact with owners who manage legal, registered and regulated Bernese breeding farms (these have government officials who inspect the farm seasonally in order to make sure ends meet and the dogs are in good health).
In Australia, a 6-8 week old Bernese puppy can cost between $4k-5k and you must be in a club and have been recommended by 2 members before getting a puppy bred for you.
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I have one
I have 3 st Bernard's and 3 cats but im getting 2 bernase moutain dogs ❤❤❤❤❤❤