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3 years • Bernese Mountain Dog
Listing confirmed November 2, 2026
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Our family is currently experiencing significant personal and household changes, and after considerable consideration, we've made the difficult decision that we can no longer provide the care and attention our dog needs. Both my wife and I work during the day, which means she is regularly home alone for extended periods. She has developed ongoing behavioural issues that appear related to separation anxiety, including urinating and defecating inside the home, sometimes on furniture and bedding, when we are away. This behaviour does not occur when we are home. Unfortunately, our work schedules and current family circumstances make it difficult to provide the consistent supervision and attention necessary to address these issues. Combined with the personal challenges and additional responsibilities our family is currently managing, we've reached a point where continuing to care for her is no longer sustainable. She is otherwise a fantastic dog — loving, gentle, non-aggressive, and wonderful with children and other animals. We genuinely believe she could thrive in a different household, particularly one where someone is home more frequently. Our decision to rehome her is final, and we're looking for assistance finding her a safe, loving, permanent home where her needs can be better accommodated.
She's a wonderful, happy-go-lucky dog with a gentle, affectionate personality. She loves life, enjoys spending time outdoors, exploring, playing, and being around people. She's fantastic with children and gets along very well with other animals, including cats. She has no aggressive tendencies, isn't destructive, and doesn't chew furniture or belongings. She's equally happy enjoying outdoor activities or relaxing at home with the family. She thrives on companionship and enjoys being around people. One of her challenges is being left alone for extended periods, as she can become anxious and…
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