How to Groom a Bernese Mountain Dog at Home

Ah, the Bernese Mountain Dog—gentle giant of the Alps, cloaked in tri-colored grandeur. Their lush coat whispers tales of snow-covered trails and loyal hearts, but tangles may take root if neglected. With steady brushing and kind hands, your Berner shall remain a majestic marvel. — Lola

At Lola’s, we are on a mission to bring joy to pups and their humans.

For the love of gleam, here are some tips from Lola herself to keep your Berner clean, comfy, and mat-free between grooms.

At-Home Grooming Routine

Brushing: 3–4x a week with a slicker brush and undercoat rake. Focus on feathered areas and chest.
Bathing: Every 6–8 weeks, or more often if they love mud.
Ear & Eye Care: Weekly check-up and gentle cleaning.
Paws & Nails: Trim nails every 2–3 weeks and keep paw fur trimmed to avoid slipping.

When to call Lola’s Pet Salon

For seasonal deshedding treatments (you’ll thank us).
If you spot mats under the arms, behind the ears, or on feathered legs.
For a full groom every 8 weeks to keep their coat healthy and stunning.

Time for the Lola’s touch? Book a Bernese Grooming with Lola’s Pet Salon!

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