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Price and budget

How much does a Bernese Mountain Dog puppy cost?

Switzerland

The price of a Bernese Mountain Dog depends on the quality of the breeding, the pedigree, the health screenings carried out on the parents, compliance with the standard, and the puppy’s intended purpose. The purchase cost represents only part of the budget, because food, veterinary prevention, and the upkeep of a giant dog remain significant.

Purchase price

It all depends on where your puppy comes from

A declared and transparent breeder must present the living conditions, identification, health documents, the pedigree when the puppy is registered with the LOF and the screening results of the breeding dogs. Adoption through an association is also possible, especially for an adult.

LOF breedingThe right choice

Puppy from identified and screened parents, with pedigree traceability.

€1,200 – €2,000
Non-LOF breeding

Check health, identification and breeding conditions with the same rigor.

€1,000 – €1,500
Association or shelter

Contribution generally covering part of the care and identification.

€250 – €450
Pedigree and lineage quality
+15% à +35%
Health screenings of the parents
+10% à +25%
Dog intended for showing
+15% à +30%
Adoption of an adult
-50% à -80%

Everyday costs

What about once they're home?

Food€85
Veterinary care€30
Pet insurance€25
Accessories and grooming€15
Total per month≈ €155

A price that seems too good to be true?

  • An abnormally low price may conceal a lack of screening, socialization, or health monitoring.
  • The parents' hip and elbow screening results must be available for consultation before purchase.
  • The puppy must be identified and accompanied by the required legal and health documents.
  • The breed's large size entails a sustainably high budget for food, care, and accessories.

FAQ

Your questions about price

Answers to common questions from prospective owners.

The purchase price is generally between 1 000 and 2 000 euros depending on the breeder, pedigree, health screenings, lineage and the puppy's intended purpose.

You should ask for identification, the veterinary certificate, LOF registration information where applicable, the parents' pedigree and their hip, elbow, eye and, depending on the lineage, genetic disease screening results.

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