Current puppy details
Available puppy cards present each puppy’s name, appearance, age, sex, temperament and take-home fee in a consistent format.
View available puppies →We provide a clear place for prospective families to learn about our AKC-registered Bernese Mountain Dogs, meet currently available puppies and understand the steps involved in beginning a reservation inquiry.
Choosing a Bernese Mountain Dog puppy is a meaningful, long-term commitment. Our website is designed to bring the most useful first-step information together in one place: available puppy details, parent-dog photographs, breed education, puppy-care guidance and a clear reservation process.
We encourage prospective families to consider the realities of living with a large, people-oriented working breed—including companionship, training, grooming, exercise, veterinary care and long-term costs—before starting an inquiry.
Explore the Bernese Mountain Dog breed guide →Each main section of the website has a specific purpose, helping visitors move from breed research to puppy preparation and direct communication without unnecessary confusion.
Available puppy cards present each puppy’s name, appearance, age, sex, temperament and take-home fee in a consistent format.
View available puppies →Our Dogs introduces each sire-and-dam pair by name and gives families a clear view of our adult Bernese Mountain Dogs.
Meet our dogs →Our breed and puppy-care resources help families understand training, socialization, grooming, activity, feeding and preventive care.
Prepare for puppyhood →The four-stage reservation page explains how to choose a puppy, inquire, complete the $450 reservation stage and prepare for homecoming.
Review reservations →Important puppy information should be understandable and easy to confirm. We separate educational guidance from puppy-specific details and encourage direct questions whenever something needs clarification.
Important information is presented in plain language without artificial urgency.
Puppy details are connected to the named puppy rather than assumed from breed tendencies.
The reservation stages and $450 fee are visible before a family begins the process.
General care information does not replace veterinary, training or legal advice.
There is no need to rush. Use the primary pages in this order to build a clear picture of the breed, the puppy and the next steps.
Learn about temperament, size, coat, care, training and family life.
Breed Guide →Plan feeding, sleep, house training, socialization, grooming and veterinary care.
Puppy Care →Review the current profiles and identify a puppy you would like to ask about.
Available Puppies →Understand the inquiry, $450 reservation fee and homecoming preparation stages.
Reservations →Visits are available by appointment only. Begin through the Contact page so the puppy’s current availability and the purpose of the inquiry can be confirmed before any plans are made.
Please do not send sensitive financial or identity information in an initial message. Payment should occur only at the appropriate reservation stage after direct confirmation and review of the written terms.
View current photographs, ages, sex, temperament notes and take-home fees.