TOP 10 Interesting Facts About Bernese Mountain Dog.

The history of the bernese mountain dog
In some parts of the world known as the Bernese bouvier or Bernese cowboy, a breed has existed since the 100th century BC, and is commonly used as a traction and herding dog.

For some mistaken for são bernardo, bernese has never been more used as a search and rescue dog, but rather performing functions that demanded more of its strength (such as pulling merchants' carts, for example).

The origin of the Bernese Mountain Dog
Raised in Switzerland, more precisely in the capital Bern, this dog with a slightly wavy and long coat has conquered the world over time. Despite being a dog from cold lands, capable of facing even the snow, the bernese is also present here in Brazil.

Because it is a very old breed, it is believed that the breed originated from the cross of Swiss shepherds and large Roman watchdogs. The breed is considered one of the most popular in western Europe, standing out for its docility.

Breed characteristics
The Bernese Mountain Dog is always tricolor. With very characteristic golden marks on the face and paws, it has white on the snout, chest, feet and hands. The rest of the body is black in color, from puppy.

As much as the bernese is a giant-sized dog, he is an excellent companion dog, adapting well to life at home. They tend to be very sociable pets with other animals and affectionate with humans.