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6 yearsAge
$1,200Price
Winston - 7 ( STUD ) PICK OF THE LITTER
Bernese Mountain DogTransportation available
1 month
Bernese Mountain Dog6 years
$1,200
Description
Winston is a 6-year-old (approaching 7) AKC Registered Bernese Mountain Dog. He is a healthy, active male with a distinct "compact" build. Unlike the oversized lines, Winston is sturdy and well-proportioned in a smaller frame, which has kept him agile and energetic as he’s aged. WITHOUT HEALTH ISSUES
My primary goal is to carry on Winston’s bloodline. I am offering his stud services in exchange for First Pick of the Litter (one male puppy). I am looking for a partner who wants to produce a quality litter and is willing to agree to a "puppy back" arrangement.
Female must be a full-blooded Bernese Mountain Dog with a sound temperament. Registration/papers for the female are not required.
I am a private owner looking for a serious, straightforward arrangement to preserve my dog's legacy.
Please text or call to discuss details
photos are older, and willing to take recent updated ones if you need!
(also winston IS papered with AKC but we have misplaced his envelope, he is registered and full breeding rights but i will be unable to provide you proofs until i find it )
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Litter details
LocationSalem, Ohio
BreedBernese Mountain Dog
Age6 years, 2 months
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateWorm treatedVet checkedVaccinations up to date
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Adv. TypeFor stud
Original breeder
2 weeks
Transportation availableMember since2026ID Verified
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Pros
Gentle and patient nature, excellent with kids of all ages
Easily trainable with consistent positive reinforcement techniques
Loyal and loving companions who fit well into family settings
Strong working instincts paired with calm home demeanor
Cons
Short lifespan averaging 7 to 10 years requiring emotional preparedness
High shedding and considerable seasonal coat care
Prone to separation anxiety when left alone for long durations
Needs regular, sometimes professional grooming to maintain coat health
