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	American Kennel Club - Bernese Mountain Dog
		Measured at the withers, dogs are 25 to 27½ inches; bitches are 23 to 26 inches.
		When the Bernese Mountain Dog is alert, the ears are brought forward and raised at the base; the top of the ear is level with the top of the skull.
		The Bernese Mountain Dog is shown in natural coat and undue trimming is to be discouraged.
	www.akc.org /breeds/bernese_mountain_dog/index.cfm (620 words)

	Bernese Mountain Dog Information and Pictures, Berner, Berners
		The Bernese Mountain Dog is a sturdy, heavy dog, with a beautiful weather-resistant tri-color double coat of fl with symmetrical markings of rust and white.
		The dog should have a white blaze on the chest, white on the head and toes, and rust markings over each eye, on the cheeks, sides of the chest, under the tail and on each leg.
		Although the exact origins of the Bernese Mountain Dog are unclear, this breed probably began as a farm dog in the Swiss mountains.
	www.dogbreedinfo.com /bernesemountain.htm (726 words)

	Bernese Mountain Dog - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Bernese Mountain Dog (also called Berner Sennenhund or Bouvier Bernois) is a versatile farm dog originating in the canton of Berne in Switzerland.
		A tri-colored dog of large size, the “Berner” (as they are often called) stands 23 to 27.5 inches (58-70 cm) at the withers; breed standards for this breed normally specify no weight, but the usual range is 80 to 130 pounds (32-60 kg).
		The Bernese coat is slightly rough in outline, but not at all harsh in texture.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bernese_Mountain_Dog (515 words)

	Bernese Mountain Dog
		Cancers in the Bernese Mountain Dog are a serious problem and a common cause of early death.
		Dogs whose parents had OCD are much more likely to also suffer from this disease and physical trauma to the joints may also cause the already weakened cartilage to chip and crack.
		Dog's with Von Willebrand's disease may also develop nosebleeds or bleeding from the gums; bleeding in the stomach or intestine may also occur; and some dogs may have blood in their urine.
	www.canadasguidetodogs.com /bernese/bernesehealth.htm (2406 words)

	Bernese Mountain Dog
		Bernese Mountain Dogs belong to the working group and are used as companions, watchdogs and seen in the show-ring.
		Bernese are intelligent, willing to please and relatively easy to train to an acceptable level as long as this is done when they are young.
		Bernese are always jet fl with a white muzzle and blaze, white chest, white paws and white tail tips.
	www.petplanet.co.uk /petplanet/breeds/Bernese_Mountain_Dog.htm (761 words)

	Walters and Shackles Guide to Dog Breeds: " + bname + "
		The Bernese Mountain Dog is a native of the Berne region of Switzerland.
		The breed, like all Swiss Mountain dogs, is descended from local sheepdogs and the Mastiff which accompanied the Roman legions on their conquest of Europe.
		The Bernese were originally used for herding cattle and as guard dogs, but were later developed for draught work; they were engaged for light haulage duties by the weavers of Berne and by cheese makers who used them to collect milk from the mountain farms.
	www.gardening-uk.com /dogs/breeds/texts/bernese_mountain_dog.html (258 words)

	Bernese Mountain Dog Information
		One of the four varieties of Swiss Mountain Dogs, the Bernese, is known in his native land as the Berner Sennenhound.
		Sweet character in nature the Bernese Mountain Dog is an outgoing, affectionate canine who loves children and is very loyal to their family.
		The Bernese Mountain Dog is a one-owner dog and may find it difficult to adjust to a new owner if introduced after 18 months of age.
	www.sidyboysfoolin.com /BerneseMountainDog.html (654 words)

	Bernese Mountain Dog - Canada's Guide to Dogs
		The Bernese Mountain Dog, also known as the Berner Sennenhund, is one of four varieties of Swiss mountain dogs.
		The Bernese Mountain Dog is a double coated breed who goes through seasonal shedding of the undercoat, known as "blowing coat" as well as daily shedding of the longer guard hairs from the top coat.
		The Bernese Mountain Dog is eager to please, intelligent and sensitive.
	www.canadasguidetodogs.com /bernese.htm (1429 words)

	Dog Owner's Guide profile: Bernese Mountain Dog
		Few dog breeds can match the stunning appearance of the Bernese Mountain Dog with his satiny fl long coat accented by patches and snippets of white and rust, and few can equal his quiet work ethic and easy-going temperament.
		The Bernese Mountain Dog Club of America keeps close watch on breed health and breeding trends; those who are looking for a Berner should go directly to the BMDCA or a regional breed club for a breeder referral list.
		Bernese Mountain Dog breeders are working to solve these problems through a code of ethics that discourages breeding dogs that have or carry genetic diseases and through the Berner-Garde Foundation, a breeder-sponsored data base that records information about every dog submitted and makes that information available to breeders and buyers.
	www.canismajor.com /dog/bernese.html (1701 words)

	The Bernese Mountain Dog Club of the Greater Twin Cities Website -- Welcome!
		Bernese Mountain Dogs are large, strong, tri-colored working dogs known for their striking appearance and affectionate temperment.
		However, Bernese Mountain Dogs are not a breed for everyone.
		The Bernese Mountain Dog Club of the Greater Twin Cities provides information about the breed to prospective owners, and ongoing education and activities to members.
	twincitiesbmd.org (324 words)

	rec.pets.dogs: Bernese Mountain Dogs Breed-FAQ
		The original Berner Sennenhund was an all-around farm dog, used to guard the farm, drive the cows to and from their mountain pastures, and pull carts loaded with milk cans to the dairy; modern Berners retain some, although not necessarily all, of these instincts.
		Dogs found to be free of dysplasia are issued a certificate and a registration number.
		breeding dogs' parents and grandparents be free of dysplasia 3.
	www.faqs.org /faqs/dogs-faq/breeds/berners (1805 words)

	Bernese Mountain Dog\| Bernese Mountain Dogs\| Bernese Mountain Dog Pictures
		The Bernese is instantly recognizable by its distinctive tri-colour double coat of fl, white and tan or rust.
		The Bernese name is taken from the canton of Bern where the sturdy mountain dog was used for herding cattle, pulling farm carts and guarding sheep.
		Toy dogs play a critical role in the lives of people that live alone and their presence can have beneficial effects on the health of the sick, the elderly and the housebound.
	www.dog-breed-facts.com /Breeds/bernese-mountain-dog.html (1055 words)

	Bernese Mountain Dog Breed Information
		The Bernese Mountain Dog is a striking, tri-colored, large dog who thrives in cold weather.
		A sweet character in nature he is an outgoing, affectionate dog who loves children and is very loyal to his family.
		He is a one-owner dog and may find it difficult to adjust to a new owner if introduced after 18 months of age.
	www.terrificpets.com /dog_breeds/bernese_mountain_dog.asp (293 words)

	What to feed a Bernese Mountain Dog
		The Bernese Mountain Dog developed in the Bern Region of the Swiss Alps.
		There are over 170 different molecular forms of the mineral "calcium." The source of the mineral calcium that a Bernese Mountain Dog can easily assimilate can be hard for a different breed to assimilate and thus that other breed can develop kidney stones on the best source of calcium for a Bernese Mountain Dog.
		Over the last 30 years many dog lovers have asked me to develop a diet for a specific companion pet or their entire kennel of dogs.
	home.att.net /~wdcusick/BerneseMountainDog.html (1394 words)

	Bernese Mountain Dog (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Due to their size we generally will not place adult dogs in a home with young children unless the dog was raised and well introduced to children in their previous home.
		Training for a dog this size is a must and must be started early with clear guidelines about acceptable behavior.
		Most Bernese in rescue are turned over because they lack training and are out of control or are suffering from ill health.
	www.spdrdogs.org /breeds/BMD.htm (572 words)

	Bernese Mountain Dog puppies for sale breeders Bernese Mountain Dogs
		Sweet character in nature Bernese Mountain Dogs are an outgoing, affectionate canines who loves children and are very loyal to their family.
		Bernese Mountain Dogs requires regular daily exercise but it needs to be noted that until they are fully grown they should not be taken on long tiring walks.
		The Mastiffs of Rome were crossed with the native flock-guarding dogs, this produced a breed that was able to withstand the severe weather.
	www.puppydogweb.com /caninebreeds/bernesemtn.htm (430 words)

	Amazon.com: The New Bernese Mountain Dog: Books: Sharon Chesnutt Smith (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Bernese Mountain Dog: A Dog of Destiny by Bernd Guenter
		For centuries the Bernese Mountain Dog has served happily as a true friend of man. A peerless draft dog, the "Berner" drew small carts from farm to dairy of the milk so essential to the livelihood of rural Switzerland.
		She has shown and bred these dogs successfully for a number of years and is approved as a Bernese judge by the American Kennel Club.
	www.amazon.com /New-Bernese-Mountain-Dog/dp/0876050755 (1616 words)

	Bernese Mountain Dog Breeders
		Anastasia Bernese Mountain Dogs are committed to producing champions in the ring and in the home.
		Switzberne is on of the oldest established Bernese Mountain Dog Kennels in Australia, all stock is hip and elbow scored.
		All the dogs we breed with are HD A or B and all ED 0/0.
	x.webring.com /hub?ring=bmdbreeders (991 words)

	Naturhistorisches Museum - Science
		The Bernese Mountain Dog is a farm dog of ancestral origin which was used as a guard and draught dog and for driving cattle in the prealpine regions and in the midland areas around Bern.
		Today the Bernese Mountain Dog is well known and appreciated all over the world as a companion and family dog thanks to its striking tricoloured coat and its great adaptibility.
		The official standard for the Bernese Mountain Dog may be downloaded at the FCI (Fédération Cynologique Internationale) web site.
	www-nmbe.unibe.ch /deutsch/531_5_3.html (826 words)

	Bernese Mountain : Dog Breeds - Dog.com
		One of four tricolored dogs from the Swiss mountains, the Bernese is the only long-haired member of the quartet.
		Its primary job was to haul milk down the mountains to market but it is also a superb guard and will drove cattle when necessary.
		This dog of the mastiff family whose heavy coat is well suited to its mountain home is a descendent of dogs that invading Roman soldiers brought as livestock guards and drivers 2,000 years ago.
	www.dog.com /breed/Bernese-Mountain.asp (242 words)

	The Bernese Mountain Dog
		Native to Switzerland the Bernese Mountain Dog is a large dog with a predominantly jet-fl coat.
		The Bernese is a hardy dog, thriving in cold weather.
		In wet-mouthed dogs; e.g., mastiffs, bulldogs, retrievers, the flews are large and collect saliva and spittle.) The neck is strong and muscular; chest is deep; the back is broad and firm with broad and strong thighs.
	www.pgaa.com /canine/general/bernesemountain.html (1446 words)

	BMD Puppy FAQ
		The Bernese Mountain Dog Club of Canada, Bernese Mountain Dog Club of Ontario and Bernese Mountain Dog Club of Quebec all have a current list of breeders.
		Due to temperament concerns it is very important to expose Bernese to a wide variety of people, places and other animals, especially in their first year of life.
		Dog shows are a good place to start when you are determining what type of dog your family prefers.
	www.bmdcc.ca /bmd_puppy_faq.htm (2335 words)

	How to Care for a Bernese Mountain Dog - eHow.com
		The big and lovable Bernese mountain dog is loyal and attentive to its family and needs to be a part of all activities.
		STEP 9: Know that the Bernese mountain dog is prone to certain health conditions such as hip and elbow dysplasia (a malformation of the joints), cancer and bloat.
		STEP 11: Be prepared to enjoy 10 and 12 years with your dog, as this is the Bernese mountain dog's average life expectancy.
	www.ehow.com /how_13530_care-bernese-mountain.html (671 words)

	Origin of BMD
		The Swiss sennenhunde are not the descendants of Roman dogs.
		The farm dogs in central Europe (southern Germany, northern Switzerland), where small farms were built individually in the woods, were for centuries first of all the watchdogs and protectors of their farms.
		To understand Bernese, we must consider that they have in their genes both packets: that of a sennenhund (a small, lively cattle driver) and that of a stately, calm, and watchful farm dog, who is the king of his estate.
	www.bernese.org /origin.htm (3309 words)

	Bernese Mountain Dog - Home Page & and Introduction
		The name Bernese Mountain Dog is a rough translation of the German "Berner Sennenhund," which literally means Bernese Alpine Herdsman's Dog.
		Of all the breeds evaluated by the OFA, Bernese have the eighth highest incidence of hip dysplasia.
		Dogs that pass this exam may be registered with either CERF or the GDC but the exam must be repeated yearly.
	www.bmd.org /faq.html (2236 words)

	Bernese Mountain Dogs
		The Bernese Mountain Dog is a striking, tri-colored, large dog.
		Berneses are extremely outgoing and affectionate, and love children.
		Common misspellings are bermese mountain dog, bermise mountain dogs, bernise mountain dog, bernise mountain dogs, bermise mountain dog, bermiese mountain dog, bernease mountain dog, ber mountain dog, bernese mt dog, bernaise mountain dog.
	www.gotpetsonline.com /pictures/gallery/dogs/all-by-photo/bernese-mountain-dogs (128 words)

	Amazon.com: Bernese Mountain Dog: Books: Lilian Ostermiller (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Bernese Mountain Dog Training Secrets — Renowned Bernese mountain dog training experts finally share their secrets.
		We are breeders of high-quality Bernese mountain dogs.
		But if you're looking for a simple, basic dog book to gives you helpful information and an insightful study on caring for your dog, especially if its a Bernese Mtn Dog, then this may be the book for you.
	www.amazon.com /Bernese-Mountain-Dog-Lilian-Ostermiller/dp/0866225722 (941 words)

	Bernese Mountain Dog (Site not responding. Last check: )
		All our dogs and the boarders are fed Eukanuba brand dog food, the best on the market.
		If your dog has special health needs and has medication to take, please bring it along and we will gladly administer it.
		We ask our dog owners to leave a phone number where they can be reached in case of emergency.
	www.delassie.com /bernese_mountain/bernese_mountain_service.html (396 words)

	Bernese Mountain Dog breeders
		Our other dog, Tanner (who was way more calm as a puppy) and him are already getting along well and playing nicely.
		Also, we were early picking up our dog and there was another lady there picking up her English Bulldog.
		Anyway, I asked her where the dog was coming from and she mentioned Hungary and I asked her if she worked with Euro Puppy to get the dog and she said yes.
	www.europuppy.com /breeders/bernese_mountain_dog_references-1.html (778 words)

	Bernese Mountain Dog Breeders
		The Bernese is easily obedience trained and is successful in the show ring.
		These dogs can be sloppily affectionate but are best in the hands of an experienced handler.
		They are considered one of the most beautiful of the four breeds of Swiss Mountain Dogs.
	www.anypet.com /bernese.html (207 words)

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