WELCOME TO BERNESE BABIES
Our June, 2025 "Neighbors" Litter
This litter is dedicated to my wonderful, amazing neighbors who helped me move a few weeks ago - Mia (4), Liam (8), Ellie (8), Teagan (11) and
Taylor (14), and a couple of their parents - Sarah and Tug. Love you guys!!
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I know purchasing puppies online can be scary with all of the scams going on nowadays.
To help alleviate your worries, I am happy to FaceTime with you and the puppies so you can see them
and get to know their adorable personalities. You are also welcome to come visit if you live nearby.
Call me to set up a time that is best for you. Text or Call Tonia at 801-755-3575.
Our Previous Puppies
Born June 14, 2025 - Headed to their new homes on August 8, 2025
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ABOUT BERNESE BABIES
An Honest Dog Breeder
Bernese Babies is nestled in the southwest corner of the Salt Lake Valley. We are a close-knit, family-operated breeder with a profound admiration for the Bernese Mountain Dog breed. These magnificent dogs are not just pets; they are a source of immeasurable joy and companionship. From the moment of birth, each puppy is enveloped in love and care, ensuring they are nurtured in a pristine, secure setting until they find their new forever homes. Our breeding girls, the devoted mothers of these pups, receive royal treatment as they raise their young with all the tenderness and affection they deserve.
BERNESE MOUNTAIN DOG HISTORY
The Bernese Mountain Dog is a majestic breed thatails from the Swiss Alps, known for its large size and gentle nature. With roots tracing back Roman Molosser dogs, this breed was initially utilized a farm dog, excelling in herding cattle, guarding properties, and pulling carts. Gaining recognition in the 19th century, the Bernese Mountain Dog transitioned into a beloved show dog companion, officially recognized by the Swiss Kennel Club in 1907 and the American Kennel Club in 1937., they continue to serve as working dogs on farms while also being cherished as family pets.
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