Great video! Very helpful and makes bringing our 8 week old Bernese home much less stressful and very exciting! Thank you!

Our last dog since passed was a Rottie, and the best dog I've ever had in my lifetime. Wife is now trying to sell me on a Bernie... I'm not sold just yet.

not helpful to repeat the same thing over and over

Horrific to hear you promoting phyiscal correction using a prong collar!!! Im out, no time for any form of animal abuse. Shame on you.

We have a pair of Akita-Bernese mixes. They each skew towards different aspects of the akita/bernese temperament spectrum, but they are both very sweet, loyal dogs. Interestingly, they required minimal training to become responsive to our commands. One tends to dislike loud/animated people, and they both have to be closely supervised with small animals, but outside of those considerations they are extremely well-behaved (in the sense that they listen and trust beyond what we've experienced with other dogs).

What about carpet? Until it I get ready to get rid of it?

The links aren’t working :(

I’m getting a new puppy Bernese mountain dog 🎉🎉🎉

Today I bought home my great Bernese (Nash)

My first time watching. I can only thank you for your candor. We lost our loving "Lucy" at the young age of 4 1/2 years. She was beautiful - everyone loved her. It was heartbreaking and I would not want to go through that again.

Yes how did you trained 7 Bernese twocc bc adults and 5 6 months

28 seconds for the dog; six minutes to a stupid arrogant human

do you realize that the first pic you used for the Pyr is actually a golden retriever?

Another good one!! ❤❤

Love this!! We have a new rescue puppy and we wanted to see the difference to see which she is more like. We are going with the Berner for this. Thank you much. GREAT video!

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I just want to say, "excellent job, I really enjoyed that."

The links to the courses are broken 😢

I like training my dogs to be singularly focused on my commands and posture themselves aggressive enough to make anyone attempting to enter my property to soil their pants and never, ever try it again. Also be a good pillow for me when I'm taking a nap.

This has been a real challenge for me. I can't seem to coordinate walking her & trying to get her to be on my left. Our Berner is 8 months & went thru a basic obedience class. When walking, she wants to eat everything she sees tho lately a little less. She seems to think 'heel' means 'sit' & will stop & jump for the treat. I bought a mesh muzzle which keeps her from eating stuff, but of course can't give her a treat with that on. She can also be stubborn & decide to just sit or lay down in someone's lawn & won't get up. So frustrating!

Pointless me commenting.

Have the comments been monitored here?

Suggestion: Cut down on the words by millisecond machinegun speaking style, and then there is no need to repeat every point 10 times.

I guess don’t worry about the 3 videos a week. This was the last one they did. Shame. Was learning a lot too

This chick doesn’t even have a dog.

Thank you for the video

What to do? Love it, feed it, play with it, share your bed. Your dog will tell you what it wants.

Amen- it is a shame that they have such a short life span- they are incredibly beautiful animals.I know from experience

is 8hrs alone, 4 days a week too much? I work Mon-Friday (8am-5pm), and my wife works Mon-Thursday (8am-4pm)

Are they good with chickens?

Great video!

❤❤❤OMG... I LOVE your accent first, but I appreciate your expertise! I want a Burnese and will need to train and this is excellent! Thanks so much! ❤❤❤

I love my bms the most amazing dog to my son and nephews and very alert the only problem I have with him is that he tends to take his adventures

Thanks for making this content

I cannot decide between the two. Thank you for your video it's really helpful!

I’m really struggling with my five month old BMD and nipping / growling rough play. We can’t walk in the garden without her growling and attacking as if I’m going to wrestle her but it’s not in a nice way and not getting any better. You say ensure they see you as a leader before you work on correcting behaviour. How do you know they see you as a leader?

I love the emphasis on routine and planning ahead a bit. One of the most important things for a dog, is that they know what is expected from them. They can't know that if their owner doesn't.

Yeah, hard pass physical punishment is never acceptable. You can do some amazing work with some chicken as opposed to choking your dog to death. What happens when your dog is not on a leash. Patience and positive reinforcement is a far more effective long term training method.

Great jpb.!!! Its awesome how you explained everything.. my wife and i are going to buy 2 GREATER SWISS MOUNTIAN PUPPYS THIS NEXT YEAR IN 2024. WE CANT WAIT.!! LOOKING FORWARD TO ALL YOUR VIDEOS COMMING UP.❤❤ JOHN,BURNSVILLE, MINNESOTA U.S.A

I have a Pyrenees Bernese mix puppy! So excited to see how she grows up

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one of my berners is a year n a half n still decides to bite.. i dont have much of a leadership role with my dogs (my father does) but hopefully i can help stop the nipping with this. thank u so much :((

Thank you so much. I thought peanut butter was okay .

What

I have a great Bernese. 50/50 mix of these breeds. Absolutely lovely companion.

Omg 4 mins in before any advice

Thank you for your videos, these have been helping me so much with my puppy 🐶

Love this. Love the rescue I've been so interested in doing this myself. Thank you for the video. My berner needs a groom.

Are friends who are scared of dogs really friends?

Hi, love the videos, we are about to get our new harness pup. Would like to do the course but the link does not wirk. Help please. 😁