Compare And Contrast Dogs And Berni

Poodles Versus Bernese Mountain Dogs
By: Macy Euler

“Poodles are known for being very intelligent and active dogs. They excel in obedience training and are eager to please their humans “ (Bolluyt, 2017). Poodles and Bernese Mountain dogs can make the perfect new addition for a family, with their ability to be careful, helpful, and gentle around little children. These two distinctly different dogs are one of the most popular pet choices among citizens in the United States. The differences and similarities between Poodles and Bernese Mountain dogs appear when one takes a closer look at characteristics, requirements for both breeds, and the popularity of both breeds. One of the best ways to display the unique differences between Poodles and Bernese Mountain dogs is their characteristics and/or personality. First of all the similarities they both share include having long fur, being a large animal when an adult, being cautious and gentle, and being known to have severe health problems as they age. Although poodles seem like stingy and disobeying dogs, both breeds are
One way to compare these two breeds is by their requirements. Just like other dogs, Poodles and Bernese Mountain dogs both need to have an appropriate crate, food and water, bowls, treats (especially for training), a collar and leash, a sizeable bed, chew toys, and a baby gate or two to block off certain areas of the home. Their exercise requirements are certainly not a piece of cake! Both dogs should be walked daily to keep them healthy, and even when temperatures decrease, the dog still needs to be active. Advanced obedience classes can aid in helping keep the dog healthy and obedient. Poodles and Bernese Mountain dogs can reach the size where they are able to reach mantels, countertops, and shelves. Unlike Bernese Mountain dogs, Poodles can be temperamental and less compatible with other dogs and