Despite their size, Bernese dogs are soft-natured, making them less ideal as natural watchdogs.
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They bond deeply with owners and may act out when left alone—barking, chewing, or escaping.
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Bernese dogs are friendly with strangers, which limits their ability to act as alert guard dogs.
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Sudden loud noises can stress them out, causing barking or hiding—reducing situational awareness.
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Some Bernese dogs may react aggressively on leash due to fear or poor socialization.
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They rarely show territorial aggression, making them less effective for property guarding.
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Their large frame might mislead owners into expecting natural security traits they don’t truly have.
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