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Bernese Mountain Dogs are a fluffy, good-natured dog breed that is popular with first-time dog owners. They’re great with humans, but it may take some work to make them suitable roommates

By Codee Chessher

Does your Bernese Mountain Dog always smell, or did someone tell you they’re just a stinky breed? The truth is that a healthy Bernese Mountain Dog should not smell worse than any other dog

By Adam Mann

Bernese Mountain Dogs make great family pets, but like any dog, before bringing them home, you should know how much they typically bark, to ensure that you won’t bother the neighbors. Fortunately, this breed

By Ed Malaker

King Charles Spaniel? You get the same impressive appearance and delightful personality of the full-sized Bernese Mountain Dog in a much smaller version. Although the newer version of the Bernese Mountain

By Nicole Cosgrove

probably got your eye on these two beautiful breeds: the Great Pyrenees and the Bernese Mountain Dog. Both breeds are intelligent, brave, and ready to go that extra mile for their owners. They have

By Nicole Cosgrove

Berniefies are mixes of Bernese Mountain Dogs and Newfoundlands. They're likely to be enormous, and a Berniefie can weigh 90 to 150 pounds. They're mixes of two mellow breeds known for being fantastic

By Lorre Luther

Proper hygiene habits are essential to caring for a happy, healthy dog. The average canine

By Jordyn Alger

tricky—especially when you’re stuck between two fantastic breeds like the Bernese Mountain Dog and the Australian Shepherd. Both are active dogs with a strong work ethic that comes from years spent

By Kit Copson