Michaudville Kennel Bernese mountain dogs

Selling a puppy

Selling a Bernese Mountain Dog is not easy for us breeders. Of the birth until the age of 8 to 9 weeks, we spend time with these little dogs every day and we get attached to them. For us, selling a Bernese mountain dog means parting with an animal that we will have taken in our arms every day, with which we will have played every day. As he grows, each Bernese mountain dog develops his personality - it will be different in each dog.

It is this unique personality in each dog that makes the sale of each Bernese Mountain Dog an event. Every day we stimulate our puppies both physically and mentally. They pass part of their time inside the house and the other part outside. In a pleasant environment for the dog, it will be able to run and play with its mother, its brothers and his sisters. He will learn animal language and recognize boundaries and inappropriate behavior.

Being handled every day by breeders, he will become docile, affectionate and attentive. As part of the sale of a Bernese mountain dog, we will teach you everything we know about him who might be useful to you. In addition, your dog will be vaccinated and dewormed. We will provide you with a written guarantee that your dog will be covered in the event of a hereditary or congenital disease.

Price of a puppy

The price of a Bernese Mountain Dog is determined by several factors. Our dogs are sold at the age of 8 to 9 weeks. They have a microchip, are registered with the CKC, their dewclaws are cut at the age of 2 days, they are vaccinated and dewormed. These criteria are surely among the most important when choosing a puppy.

Another factor that influences the price of a Bernese Mountain Dog is the warranty. We offer a 2-year warranty against birth defects, hereditary diseases and hip dysplasia. We systematically offer after-sales follow-up and a service of consultation which allows you to answer all your questions about your Bernese Mountain Dog and this is included in the price you pay.

The quality of education and care your Bernese Mountain Dog will have received is worth its price. You can be assured that your pup will have a playful demeanor and be sociable. As all our puppies are born in the house and we handle them several times a day, this influences their behavior and attitude on a daily basis. This brings the Bernese Mountain Dog to develop the temperament you expect from a dog of this breed.

Whether you are shopping for a Bernese Mountain Dog for yourself, for your children or even for someone with a disability, know that sometimes it is better to pay a little more to get the dog that will meet your expectations.

A Bernese mountain dog for sale at an interesting price, can be an excellent opportunity to provide a healthy animal. However, some of the Bernese mountain dogs for sale at discount may carry diseases or may have significant genetic defects due to the fact that some people mate dogs together without looking at the genetic background of each, thus making their health more precarious.

Bernese mountain dogs for sale at a ridiculous price could come from a dog line having genetics with inherited health problems. Dysplasia is a disease that affects all major breeds. Conscientious breeders never breed two dogs without having first x-rayed the parents and having them certified by the OFA. As a buyer, you are entitled to request this proof of the parents of your future puppy and if a breeder can't provide them, then beware.

Another growing disease in the Bernese Mountain Dog is cancer. Different cancers arise more and more among our magnificent companions. Again, a serious breeder will note cases reported, if there are any, and will see if necessary, to no longer use the breeders who produce dogs with health problems. A good Bernese Mountain Dog Breeder cares for his dogs and their descendants. Its primary goal is to always improve this wonderful breed that is the Bernese mountain dog.

The best way to find a Bernese mountain dog for sale in good health and at a fair price, is to do business with a professional breeder. The Michauville Kennel has the concern to obtain animals in full health, free from hereditary defects or congenital, whether for breeding, breeding or sale. Josée Clavel, one of owners, is a Magister Cyno-Professional qualified breeder and has as main concern, the quality of the puppies produced for sale, i.e. big Bernese mountain dogs, strong and in good health with good temperaments.

Adopting a puppy

The Bernese Mountain Dog puppy is an affectionate and very endearing little animal. Among the big variety of dog breeds, the Bernese mountain dog puppy is the equivalent of the stuffed teddy bear. He is a dog who adores children and whom children adore. As it is quite a calm dog , the Bernese Mountain Dog puppy does not need to expend a lot of energy in a daytime. For most of them, one walk a day will be enough to keep them in shape, provided that we also take the time to play with them. Indeed, the Bernese mountain dog puppy will have their needs for affection and exercise met, when they are played with and given lots of love.

As he is very affectionate, the Bernese Mountain Dog puppy will follow you around the house, and it will make him happy. For him, human contact is essential. However, he must be careful not to wean him too early, because the Bernese mountain dog will learn a lot in being with his brothers and sisters and receiving the education that his mother will lavish on him.

From the age of 2 months, you can start training your Bernese mountain dog puppy at home. Every day, for about fifteen minutes each time, you can teach him the No, to agree to wear a collar and be kept on a leash or even not to jump on the people. At the Michaudville Kennel, we can give you our best advice to teach your dog cleanliness, to get him used to sleeping in a crate and not barking for nothing. Adopting a Bernese Mountain Dog puppy is a lifelong commitment, which is why its acquisition from a professional breeder is the guarantee of an healthy animal , whose breeders can inform you about the particularities of the character of your new puppy as well as on the means to be taken to raise it in such a way that master and dog be as happy as possible.