I do not have a waiting list, as you never know what you will get in a litter. However I do offer a questionnaire that can be filled out so I can assess at the time of having puppies who is going to be a good match to that puppy. Each puppy has a very different personality and markings are …
My aim at Melbourne Bernese is to keep the wonderful temperament and unique beauty of the breed thriving with loving attention to their physical soundness. So we can ensure we are providing healthy and beautiful new family members. Melbourne Bernese puppies are able to leave for their new home between 8-9 weeks of age. Upon leaving for their new home …
Hello, my name is Loene , Welcome to my blog at Melbourne Bernese, my prefix name is Thorben and here you will get to know more about me, my girls and my breeding philosophy. I live in the Dandenong Ranges on a beautiful acre block with my family and included in our family are some beautiful Bernese Mountain Dog girls …
Mickey is very simply – The Boss Lady! No two ways about it. Mickeys two favourite things are running in the play yard and playing chase a game she fondly loves with both Coco and myself & resting inside with the family. Normally after a walk and some outside time she is ready to retire to her cosy bed (that …
PENNHIP is the most effective hip screening process for dogs of any breed. Research has been able to demonstrate that the PennHIP method surpasses other diagnostic methods in its ability to accurately predict susceptibility to developing the osteoarthritis of canine hip dysplasia. This finding has been corroborated by multiple independent laboratories. The PennHIP method can be performed on dogs as …
COCO is a playful puppy at heart, she was adopted by me when she was 4 months old and has brought a lot of joy ever since. Coco is a girl that likes to do things at her pace, walks, play, chasing her bestie Mickey in the yard ( and normally wins because Mickey being wiser lets her).What we love …
The Bernese Mountain Dog is a large breed gentle and originally for the purpose of working on farms. The thick, silky, and moderately long coat is tri colored: jet black, clear white, and rust. The distinctive markings on the coat and face are breed hallmarks and, combined with the intelligent gleam in the dark eyes, add to the Bernese Mountain …