Bernese Rottie

Bernese Rottie History

The Bernese Mountain Dog is a breed of Swiss cattle guard and draft dog. It is one of the largest of the Swiss mountain dogs and was originally used as an all-around farm and work dog, as well as a draft and cart pulling. The Bernese Mountain Dogs were primarily used as draft animals, and were often also used as watch and defense dogs. The Berner is a large, solid, well-built, powerful, and muscular working dog. The head is in proportion to the body and is wedge-shaped. The muzzle is black and the nose is black. The eyes are almond shaped and dark, and the ears are medium size, triangular in shape, and stand erect. The tail is medium in length and is carried low. The coat is thick, short, and weather-resistant.

Bernese Rottie Physical Characteristics

The Bernese Mountain Dog is a medium-sized, large sized breed that commonly stands between 23 and 27 inches at the shoulders and weights between 70 and 120 pounds. They have a rectangular shape with broad, powerful muscles. They typically have a tri-colored coat of white, red and black. Their head is large, wide, and blocky with medium sized ears. The eyes of the Bernese Mountain Dog are medium in size and dark brown in color. They have a large muzzle and prominent teeth.

Bernese Rottie Health

Description of breed health.

Bernese Rottie Temperament and Behaviour

The Bernese Rottweiler is intelligent, loving, and protective of his family. They are playful and full of energy, but can also calm down and become lazy. They are gentle and sensitive, but may be suspicious of strangers. They are protective of their home and people, but need socialization at a young age to discourage them from aggression.

Bernese Rottie Activity Requirements

The Bernese Mountain Dog is a large, powerful, and athletic dog. They are highly alert and protective of their family, making them great companions and working dogs. The Bernese Mountain Dog requires quite a bit of physical exercise. They will need at least a 20-30 minute walk or jog each day, as well as room to run and play. Their strong, muscular build makes them better suited to colder climates, and they love the snow. If you are looking for a large, high-energy companion, the Bernese Mountain Dog may be perfect for you. They are intelligent and loyal, and they enjoy playing and spending time with their owners.

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