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- Origin: Berne, Switzerland
- Lifespan: 6-8 years
- Height: 22-28 inches
- Weight: 80-110 pounds
- Nicknames: Berner
- Tricolor coat, black, rust and white
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The Bernese mountain dog is a large, hardy dog that can thrive in cold weather. They need only a small amount of daily grooming to maintain their long and thick coat. The breed desires human companionship and is considered very intelligent.Dog Breed Info Center: Bernese Mountain Dog The Bernese mountain dog was officially recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1937.
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Health Problems
Much like other large breeds, the Bernese mountain dog is prone to joint problems, most specifically in their hips and elbows. There is also a higher risk of cancer in Bermese mountain dogs, which in 2000 accounted for 50% of their deaths.Bermese Mountain Dog Club of America, Inc: Health Report Their long and thick coat requires daily brushing to prevent shedding.
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Bernese Mountain Dog Questions
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