Montana Prairie Bernese

04/11/2025

Handsome Argo making his book chat debut as Clifford the big red dog. Lol He visited seventh and eighth grade language arts, pre-K, and the special education room today.

03/11/2025

These two rugrats had some fun outside today. Poor Wylie was getting so many kisses from Miss Razz!❤️

03/11/2025

The action faces of a Bernese are the best!!

02/15/2025

These beauties LOVE the ❄️ snow!

02/04/2025

UPDATE : She has found her home!!!

This little nugget is looking for her forever home❤️Scottie is an 8.5 week old AKC Bernese Mountain Dog.
Dam https://bernergarde.org/DB/Dog_Detail.aspx?DogID=223955&Disp=Rel

Sire https://bernergarde.org/DB/Dog_Detail.aspx?DogID=225062&Disp=Rel

Please PM with any questions!

02/03/2025

I love getting updates on former pups❤️

01/30/2025

HOW PUPPIES FROM 0:0 PARENTS DEVELOP ED.

This is very interesting article written by Dr Mike Tempest in 2019 and worth sharing here. Thanks to Dr Tempest for permission to share it on Dr Willis’ page.

The article was in relation to BERNESE MT DOGS..

Do read on.

HEDW 2025.

01/29/2025

Scout fresh out of the tub and dried❤️

01/25/2025

Reserved!!!

Little snuggler Scout❤️

01/25/2025

Sweet little Scottie❤️

01/25/2025

01/25/2025

01/15/2025

Litter S
Scout and Scottie

Stella (BG # 223955)/ Argo (BG # 225062) litter DOB 12-6-24

01/10/2025

I do not raise dogs for the money, if anything my husband would be the first to say they can be a drain on our finances. 😂
However I do raise them:
1) To allow others to experience the unconditional love the Bernese breed oozes.
2) To help continue a breed that has an intimidating presence that will provide protection to your wife and children when they are home alone.
3) To share a breed that is so gentle that your baby can lay next to their pup while watching tv and you don’t have to worry about that pup being too rough.
4) To provide an animal that could easily become the therapy dog your family member might be searching for.
5) To provide comedy relief when the winter becomes dreary.(just watch the goofballs play in snow AND try bringing them inside when they don’t want to!)
6)To try and help produce healthy, structurally sound specimens of the breed, therefore helping to better the breed.(and sometimes having to admit ones I love do not make the cut😢)
7) And the list goes on, and on!

I do not raise these magnificent creatures to make money. There are financial expenditures for whelping supplies, high quality kibble, probiotics for good gut health, quality fresh treats, vaccines, deworming, emergency vet visits, routine vet visits, medications, bedding, puppy training supplies, cleaning supplies, registration fees, genetic and health testing costs, quality indoor kennel facilities, fuel for traveling to deliver, pick up, or transport animals to appointments, continuing education on animal health care, training costs, toys, leashes and collars, microchips, and so much more!!! The “high price” for our pups doesn’t always cover what we put into raising them, but I will choose to do it again and again. I love this breed and am forever grateful for the joy AND frustrations they have brought me!

12/29/2024

Two sweet girls❤️

12/16/2024

This is why we do what we do! I love this breed and how amazing they are with their kids!❤️