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Greater Swiss Mountain Dog Breed Information [4k Video]

In this video, we look at the Greater Swiss Mountain Dog and the Bernese Mountain Dog. Greater Swiss Mountain Dog (Swissies): Description Greater Swiss Mountain Dogs are impressively sized, weighing as much as a mid-size human and up to 28.5 inches tall. Due to their sheer size, they are powerful, strong, and agile. They have dense coats which have black, red, and white markings. Nature and temperament Swissies are faithful and dependable. Their majestic look is paired with their extremely sweet nature and expressions. They are extremely affectionate with family and good with children. They are very sociable and playful as well as good with other dogs. Swissies are highly trainable, and they have a lot of energy. They need mental stimulation through activities. Origins and uses Swissies originate from war dogs that were brought over the Alps. These mastiff-types were used to develop the breed as they are today. Swissies were utilized as all-around farm and pasture hands. Their main use was transporting loads of meat and dairy to markets in dog carts. Care The Swissies are susceptible to gaining weight thus the owner needs to be aware of portion sizes and adequate nutrition. Their diet varies from raw food to kibble or a combination. They require moderate exercise such as a walk around the block daily. They are suitable for hikes rather than runs. They are double-coated and require a good bath and blow-out followed by a brush, usually twice a year. They need regular nail trimming and teeth cleaning. Health info They can have health issues that affect large dog breeds such as orthopaedic issue and gastric torsion. The recommended check-ups include hip, elbow, and shoulder evaluation. Owners need to be aware of potential symptoms of sudden bloat as this can be life-threatening. Bernese Mountain Dog (Berner): Description The Bernese Mountain Dog is large and beautiful. They have long tricolored coats in black, white, and rust. They have distinctive face and coat markings combined with dark, gleaming eyes. Their size is impressive at an average height of 23-27 inches and weight of 70 – 115 pounds. Nature and temperament Berners are placid and are eager to please. They are highly intelligent and noble dogs that are talented multitaskers. Berners are very gentle with children and are absolute family dogs. They remain dignified and aloof with strangers. Origins and uses Berners originate from the canton of Bern, an agricultural region that had profitable exports of dairy. Berners had a job to drover cattle and guard against predators on farms. Their greatest claim to fame was their ability to pull weight multiple times their own weight with their immense strength. The Berner is an immensely powerful and impressive breed. Care The Berner has a double coat, with a longer outer coat and woolly undercoat. They shed a lot and it increases during shedding season which is twice a year. Generally, brush them once a week and during shedding season twice a day. Berners require moderate exercise such as a walk each day for half an hour. They enjoy walks and hikes with their owners and make good companions for these activities. High quality nutritious food is important for this breed. Like Swissies, they are prone to weight gain, so owners need to ensure that they are giving their dogs adequate portions of food. Health info Berners are healthy however it is necessary to do certain health checks. Recommended check-ups are hip and elbow dysplasia, blood disorders, some cancers and progressive retinal atrophy. As with all large breeds, there is a risk that they experience sudden bloating which is life-threatening. Be aware of the symptoms to look out for in case bloat occurs. Music from Tunetank.com TrendingAudio - Fashion Show (Copyright Free Music) Download free: https://tunetank.com/t/30d9/3419-fash... #chihulife​ #dogs​ #dogsawesome​ #dogsvideos​ #greaterswissmountaindog