8 Typical Bernese Mountain Security Difficulties

Wary of Strangers

Bernese Mountain Dogs may be too cautious with strangers, which can lead to excessive guarding behaviors.

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Separation Anxiety

These loyal dogs may suffer from anxiety when left alone, causing barking or destructive behavior.

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Overprotectiveness

Some Bernese can become overly protective of family members, confusing friends for threats.

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Poor Recall Skills

Training recall is vital—these dogs may ignore commands outdoors, risking dangerous situations.

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Fence Jumping

Without supervision or secure fencing, Bernese Mountain Dogs may escape out of boredom or curiosity.

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Guarding Territory

They might become territorial, barking at neighbors or guarding the yard more than necessary.

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Size-Related Risks

Their large size can intimidate people—even playful behavior may seem aggressive unintentionally.

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