A Southern California vet’s heroic acts saved the life of a dog with a “serious sock obsession.” According to the Corona Animal Emergency Center, Luna, a seven-month-old Bernese Mountain ...

Veterinarians at Corona Animal Emergency Center found 44 different items inside of the stomach of a 7-month-old Bernese Mountain Dog that required surgery on Monday evening.

One of the sweetest dogs around, the Bernese Mountain Dog may be big, but they are also marshmallows. These pups are known ...

Though Bernese Mountain Dogs are not German,these dogs are from Germany, which is decently close to their original homeland ...

Lizzie is a dog at Watermelon Mountain Ranch, which was chosen by Animal Planet's Puppy Bowl producers to feature a dog during the Adoptables segment of the 2025 Puppy Bowl. "We are so excited to ...

Their wrinkled face, short muzzle, and pushed-in nose give them a unique look ... They also excel in agility, lure coursing, and obedience sports. The Bernese Mountain Dog is a calm dog breed known ...

Their short muzzle causes breathing difficulties (BOAS), making them ... which affects spinal stability. The Bernese Mountain Dog is a striking, large breed that originates from the Swiss Alps. Known ...

"If you're having a bad day here's a video of my golden retriever/Bernese mountain dog puppy probably waking up our entire floor with a zoomies tantrum at 4:30 .a.m," reads layover text in the clip.

You get to experience the world through your dog's point of view, and even mundane moments become fun and novel again. For the perfect example, look no further than Duncan the Bernese Mountain Dog ...

It's our first dog that makes us want a second one, but let's be clear, it does not always work out as we think it will. The first dog is so sweet, and they entice us to get them a friend… Come to ...

Bang bang bang. These guys will never, will never be able to recover. But we got to start with muzzle velocity. So it’s got to start. It’s got a hammer. It’s got muzzle velocity. Muzzle ...

Chew on this: A dog’s life — even if that means joyfully and endlessly chasing squirrels — is more meaningful than a dog owner’s life, asserts Mark Rowlands, professor, and chair of the ...