Bernese Mountain Dog Puppies for Sale in Colorado, USA
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Tri colored bernese mountain dog
Date listed: 03/27/2026
Litter of 4
Breed:
Bernese Mountain Dog
Price:
$1,200*
Nickname:
Litter of 4
Gender:
Male
Age:
4 Months Old
Location:
USA
CANON CITY, CO, USA
Tri colored bernese mountain dog puppies
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CREATE A WANTED ADGorgeous Bernese Mountain Dogs
Date listed: 05/25/2026
Litter of 4
Breed:
Bernese Mountain Dog
Price:
$2,400
Nickname:
Litter of 4
Gender:
Male(s) and Female(s)
Age:
6 Weeks Old
Location:
USA
BLACK FOREST, CO, USA
Litter of lovely AKC registered Bernese Mountain dogs! I have two girls and two furboys! Parents have been DNA tested through pawprint genetics and are clear of any health...
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- Altitude Acclimation: Bernese Mountain Dogs have a lower tolerance for heat and humidity. While Colorado's generally drier climate is a plus, be mindful of the altitude. Start with short, easy walks during cooler parts of the day and gradually increase duration and intensity as your puppy adjusts. Avoid strenuous activity during peak summer heat, especially in lower elevations.
- Grooming for the Elements: Colorado can be dusty and snowy. Regular brushing (several times a week) is essential to manage their thick double coat, preventing mats and removing debris from trails. This also helps distribute natural oils, keeping their skin healthy in varying Colorado weather.
- Exercise Balance: While Bernese Mountain Dogs enjoy activity, they aren't endurance athletes. Aim for moderate daily exercise like walks on trails around Boulder or playing fetch in a park in Aurora. Avoid overexertion, especially during their rapid growth phases, to protect their developing joints.