When people talk about "Bernese Mountain Dog" affectionately in his home country, they refer to the three-colored, long-haired Bernese Mountain Dog. It has a long tradition and belongs to Switzerland. Like chocolate, cheese, and the Matterhorn, it is known as a living cultural heritage beyond Switzerland's borders. It has beautiful markings, a well-known good temper, and irresistible charm. This cute "bear" is one of the most popular dog breeds and can be seen in almost every country in the world.

 Although its elegant charm and simple appearance often remind us of the big teddy bear, the Bernese Mountain Dog is a powerful large dog that must be taken seriously and requires constant training. This job occupies its brain, and It must be fully integrated into the human group. If it is excluded from daily life and just left aside, it will be wasted, and the beautiful qualities that sleep on it will not be able to show. It is not suitable for being a status symbol, a display, or a decoration in a beautiful garden, but it should be able to play the role it has always been: partner, assistant, and friend. Or to put it another way: you can't just raise a Bernese Mountain Dog-you have to live with it.

 Because the Bernese Mountain Dog represents a piece of Swiss history, he often appears on folk occasions. The Bernese Mountain Dog runs around with a milk cart, and delivering milk to the dairy farm is now just a nostalgic mood in most places. We still have the desire and joy for this job, and some people make an entertaining car for their dog to show their feelings. Pull carts have been preserved in many places because it is an ancient and unique tradition. At historical parades and festivals all over Switzerland, the beautifully decorated "Wägeli" pulled by the Bernese Mountain Dog is an unforgettable sight and is always loved by the audience. But in other folklore events, whether in nostalgic markets, yodeller events, folk costumes, music, or other traditional folklore festivals, our Bernese Mountain Dog always represents the cultural heritage of Switzerland. Because of their attractiveness to people and their friendly way, as long as they are used to the hustle and bustle of the crowd since childhood, they can bravely navigate all of this, and usually, the audience will give their hearts to these glorious dogs.