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Duke's Great Bernese
Arizona(approximate)Bernese Mountain DogGreat PyreneesUnclaimed
Dukes Great Bernese is dedicated to breeding the best Great Bernese dogs possible. Our dogs are a cross between a Bernese Mountain Dog ... Buckeye, Arizona.
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We last read this breeder's listings on March 13, 2026. The litters below reflect that reading, and 2 individual puppy listings are no longer shown. Contact the breeder for current availability.
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About the breed | Dukes Great Bernese top of page Duke's Great Bernese HOME About the breed About us Parents Puppy details Gallery Contact Us About the Breed Dukes Great Bernese is dedicated to breeding the best Great Bernese dogs possible. Our dogs are a cross between a Bernese Mountain Dog and Great Pyrenees, which results in a beautiful, calm, and unique breed. Due to the over breeding of the Bernese Mountain Dog, we have crossed the breed with a hearty Guardian Livestock breed to ensure longevity. We take pride in breeding only the best of both breeds, ensuring that our dogs are well-suited for families with children and those with active lifestyles. Our Great Bernese Mountain Dogs have a fantastic temperament, making them a sought-after breed.
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