8 Typical Bernese Mountain Security Difficulties

Separation Anxiety

These dogs bond deeply. When left alone, they may show signs of anxiety, barking, or destructive chewing.

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Over-Protectiveness

Bernese can become overly protective, showing suspicion or aggression toward strangers or unfamiliar animals.

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Fear Aggression

Poor socialization may lead to fear-based aggression when your dog feels cornered or threatened.

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Poor Guard Skills

Despite their size, some Bernese lack natural guarding instincts and may not alert you to real threats.

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Unnecessary Barking

Barking at harmless sounds or movements can become a nuisance without consistent training.

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Socialization Gaps

Lack of exposure early on may cause distrust in new environments or with unfamiliar people.

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Training Resistance

Some Bernese are stubborn and require patient, reward-based training to improve responsiveness.

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Handling Stress

Stress from chaotic settings or changes in routine may lead to erratic or defensive behaviors.

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