@@anandg519 sadly there are no Bernese mountain dog puppies in India. ------------------------------------------ It's a good thing too. Because the climate in India is not suitable for BMD and it would suffer.
My Bernese mountain dog is only nine months old and really attached to me. He would protect me in a heartbeat if necessary which I find both sweet and comforting.
Oh, they are SUCH awesome companions, they really are. They're actually really brave dogs, but also extremely intelligent and loyal. You will never regret having a Bernese. Hope you enjoy a long and happy life together.👍🏻🐶😎
@@ITSecNEO I know, unfortunately, they reckon an average of between 6 to 8 years. Although some friends of ours had one until he was 15, so there is some hope.🤞
😂😂😂😂mine protected me from a store mannequin. We walked past it nearly everyday and one day the store owners changed a hat on it and Maggie went bonkers!😂😂😂😂
Hi, Michelle! That is sooooooooo funny - I can just picture 'Maggie' really 'woofing' at the mannequin, being all 'brave', and 'defending her pack'!........ Berners are such wonderful, loyal, beautiful, loving creatures......... but also totally BONKERS-DAFT-BANANA-SQUIRREL-FISH, like you said. Thing is, now I know the breed, I would definitely have another one, but hopefully Tonto will last a very long time (Touch wood!) - he's my 'little boy' (I will be devastated when he goes)....... They are just so awesome - and real 'crowd pullers' - everyone seems to love him, wherever we take him. Thanks for your little 'dit', it really made me chuckle. Take care, and enjoy lots of amazing walks! :0)
That’s brilliant! I genuinely never noticed that, before. He does seem to ‘smile’ very briefly, but also very discreetly...... well spotted, and I hope you enjoyed his ‘gallantry’......👍🏻😉😁
Tonto es simplemente un nombre en inglés, y lleva el nombre del compañero de Red Indian del Lone Ranger, Tonto. Sé que significa 'loco, tonto y estúpido' en español, pero para los ingleses y estadounidenses es un nombre genial. ¡Gracias por tu comentario!
