3 yearsAge
£800Price

Proven health tested BMD handsome boy for stud.

Bernese Mountain Dog
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Bernese Mountain Dog3 years
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Description

Full pedigree Kennel Club and FCI registered with champions in his blood line. He is imported from Poland so brings new and valuable genes to the british BMD population. He is fully DNA tested including DM and Von Willebrand disease. BVA scored, elbows 0/0, hips 4/4. He was tested by Antagene labolatory in France for SH and is B index. That means that he is in very low risk group to develop cancer or pass this gene to his offsoring. His seamen was also tested with excellent results (proof available). He is a big boy weighing 50 kg but very gentle and affectionate, very good with girls, true gentleman. He is proven to BMDs and Poodles and has sired large litters. Due to recent incidents involving bites and transmission of Uti's from now on we can only offer Artificial Insemination. This will be done at local veterinary clinic. .Payment is required on first mating and also covers second one after 48 hours. We strongly recommend for your girl to have progesterone tested to be sure that she is really ready for mating. Photos 10 to 20 show some pups from his recent litters.
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Litter details

LocationNorthampton, West Northamptonshire
BreedBernese Mountain Dog
Age3 years, 2 months

Health & Docs

Worm and flea treatedHealth Checked by a vetKC registered by collectionVaccinations up to dateMicrochipped by collection date

Info

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Adv. TypeFor stud
Original breeder

Pros

Gentle and patient temperament, excellent with children of all ages
Highly trainable with consistent positive reinforcement methods
Loyal and affectionate companions who adapt well to family life
Strong working instincts balanced with calm home behaviour

Cons

Short lifespan averaging 7 to 8 years requiring emotional readiness
High shedding and significant seasonal coat maintenance
Prone to separation anxiety when left alone for extended periods
Requires regular, sometimes professional grooming to maintain coat health
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