Linda's
Bernese Mountains
We breed healthy, socialized, and champion-lineage Bernese Mountain Dogs. Discover the unmatched devotion and companionship of our home-raised puppies.
Bred with Heart and Integrity
At Linda's Bernese Mountains, we are dedicated to raising excellent representatives of the Bernese Mountain Dog breed. Our program prioritizes sound temperaments, draft-appropriate structures, and rigorous genetic health clearances. Every puppy is born and raised in our living room, surrounded by daily family life, children, and early neurological stimulation.
OFA Health Cleared
Our Sires & Dams are certified for hips, elbows, heart, and genetic markers to raise healthy companions.
Early Socialization
We implement Puppy Culture protocols, early noise exposure, and child interaction for confident temperaments.
Lifetime Support
Every owner becomes part of our family. We provide lifetime breeder support, resources, and advice.
Available Puppies
Meet our newest Bernese bundles looking for their forever hearths.
Max
Max is a sweet 9 week old Bernese Mountain Dog puppy with a gentle, loving personality. He has been vaccinated according to his current age, dewormed, and is growing into a happy, healthy little companion. Max is especially friendly and does wonderfully around children and other pets, making him a lovely choice for a family looking for an affectionate companion. He enjoys attention, playtime, and being around people, and he’s at a wonderful age to continue building confidence, social skills, and good habits. Max is ready to find a loving family who will give him the care, patience, exercise, and companionship he deserves
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Meadow
Meadow is a sweet and affectionate 8 week old Bernese Mountain Dog with a gentle, playful personality. She loves attention, enjoys being around people, and is growing into a wonderful family companion. Meadow has been raised with care and socialization and is ready to find her loving forever home. ❤️
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Bunny
Bunny is a beautiful male Bernese Mountain Dog with a sweet, affectionate personality and a gentle, playful nature. He loves being around people, enjoys cuddles and attention, and has a calm, easygoing temperament. He’s well socialized, curious, and would make a wonderful loyal companion for a loving forever family.
Meet Bunny→Adoption Journey
Welcoming an alpine companion into your home is a rewarding journey. Here is how it works.
Puppy Application
Fill out our questionnaire to let us know about your family environment and dog history.
Litter Selection
Secure your position on our waiting list. When litters arrive, selections occur in order of deposit.
Go-Home Day
At 8 weeks, pick up your puppy complete with a vet health report, microchip, and starter pack.
Life on the Mountain
A snapshot of our dogs playing, resting, and enjoying the great outdoors.
Puppy Max playing in the field
Puppy Max playing in the field
Puppy Lily being adorable
Puppy Lily being adorable
Connect with 35,000+ Bernese Mountain Dog Lovers!
Our Facebook Group is a passionate, welcoming community where families share pictures, stories, vet advice, and watch their puppies grow. We invite you to join our family online, chat with other Linda's Bernese owners, and discuss all things Bernese!
Happy Bernese Families
Read honest feedback from families who have welcomed a puppy from us.
"We’re really happy with our Berner! The communication was good and our puppy arrived happy and healthy. The only downside was that the delivery process took a little longer than expected and there were a few extra details to sort out along the way. Overall, though, we’re very happy with our puppy and glad we went with them."
by Stephanie Lynn
"We love our puppy so much and will definitely be referring you guys to our friends the services on here are top notch "
by Julie Stone
"We got our sweet girl Hazel here, and she is the absolute light of our lives. Extremely professional breeders who truly care about the health and temperament of their dogs."
by Karen Gallagher
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions about Bernese Mountain Dogs? We have answers.
What is the process for adopting a Bernese Mountain Dog puppy?
To adopt, start by filling out our online Puppy Application. Once approved, you can place a reservation deposit to secure your position on our waiting list. When a litter is born, selections are made in order of deposits received, and puppies go home at 8 weeks of age.
Are your Bernese Mountain Dogs health tested?
Yes! Our breeding Sires and Dams are health tested for genetic conditions common in Bernese Mountain Dogs, including Degenerative Myelopathy (DM - SOD1A & SOD1B), Von Willebrand Disease (vWD1), and OFA clearances for hips, elbows, heart, and eyes.
How do you handle puppy transport and shipping?
We prefer local pickup, but we can arrange safe transport. We work with professional flight nannies who carry the puppy in-cabin with them and meet you at your nearest airport. We do not ship our puppies in cargo.