The Bernese Mountain Dog is a beautiful dog with teddy bear-like, which is a wonderful companion for the whole family. It is essential to know before choosing. You will discover that besides being imposing, it has features that it is better to know well before choosing. Quiet, never aggressive without a good reason, he is very attached to his owners. It will seduce you with its beauty as by her kindness. The Bernese Mountain Dog is a very sociable dog nature it coexists well with other dogs. He enjoys the company of his peers. Of course if it is attacked, it will not remain passive and will defend itself. But he will never seek stories. The Bernese is a great friend of children. He knows his strength and control, allowing him to play with the young and old. It has a lot of patience which appeals to children. However it remains a dog. You should never leave a child unsupervised with a dog. It is a mountain dog who has a reputation as a glue pot. The Bernese Mountain Dog is a dog deterrent by its size, it warns. It is also a very good guard. It will not be aggressive but feel the danger. Please think twice before you put a big mountain dog as Bernese Mountain apartment. You should know that the puppy has a bone and joint growth at risk who require to use the elevator. So even if the Oberland is a teddy bear, he claims a daily activity. It is a mountain dog, some little tricks of the block will not do it. Please think twice before you leave alone long a Bernese Mountain Dog. This dog does not like loneliness. If you leave in the morning, returning in the evening, the Bernese is not for you. I invite you to turn to other breeds. A dog that has a life that does not meet their needs, develop psychotic behavior. If you are looking for a faithful friend, protector, and sociable, if you have time and you can offer a garden and regular walks in a green, then a Bernese Bouvier awaits.
Originally the Bernese Mountain dog was used on farms in canton Bern as guard and draft dog and cattle. They called Drrbchler the name of the hamlet and of the inn of Durbach near Riggisberg in the Canton of Berne. It was a tricolor dog widespread long hair. In 1902, 1904 and 1907, the finest specimens were presented in dog show. In 1907 breeders Burgdorf (Burgdorf) decided to promote the breed through the Swiss club Drbchler. In 1910, like other dog breeds in the Swiss mountains, it is renamed and became the Bernese Mountain Dog. Like all bigs dogs their ancestor is the Tibetan Mastiff adopted by ancient Rome before spreading to Europe in the wake of the Roman legions. It is from this dog that has grown dog Swiss shepherd, defined as "rescue dog". Today they are also used as guide dogs and dogs as civil protection. That is why they have been classified as utility dogs instead of being grouped with Shepherds and other Bouviers. The Bernese Mountain Dog is calm, never unnecessarily aggressive, and very friendly. If he does not exercise the gatekeeper function, he is kind to everyone. It has a fairly limited predatory instinct and it is likely that Swiss farmers wanted a dog that attacks or the chickens, or cats, or rabbits.
