TIMPANOGOS BERNERS – MOUNTAIN DOG BREEDERS

Purebred, AKC Bernese Mountain Dog Puppies for Sale

We are a big family who loves big mountain dogs. Our Bernese Mountain Dogs are raised in our home with our family on the majestic foothills of Mount Timpanogos [Utah]. If you’d like to reserve a Berner Puppy, please contact Kristin at 801-864-4776 or email us at pups@mountaindoggy.com

We weren’t going to have another litter, but then we met Daryl and soon became matchmakers.

Denali, our elegant city girl, played hard to get and wasn’t easy to impress. 

Daryl, on the other hand, wears his heart proudly on his sleeve.  When Denali comes on the farm, he bounds across the property, giving a high-pitched whine, a serenade only for Denali. 

He finds any way over and around the fence to get to her.  He courted her with all the charm and persistence of a true country gentleman, relentless in his efforts to win her over. 

He was undeterred by her cool glances and faced repeated rejection with his tail held high.  Denali eventually fell for the charming farm boy, as most girls do.  Their love story resulted in four perfect Bernese Mountain Dog puppies, each a little piece of Denali’s grace and Daryl’s devotion, ready to carry their parents’ legacy of love, loyalty, and joy into new homes and hearts.

Both Dam and Sire are AKC registered and were sought after for their genetic lines, the best in health, performance, and beauty.  This litter is a perfect pairing.  Daryl and Denali embody everything we love about the Bernese Mountain Dog: gentle, loyal, and devoted to the people and animals they love.

AKC Bernese Mountain Dog Puppies – Available 12/13/2025

These adorable Berner Puppies will be available soon. Each puppy is $3,500 with limited breeding rights. All puppies are of champion bloodlines, purebred, and AKC registered. Reserve your puppy today by calling 801-864-4776.

Why choose a Timpanogos Berner Puppy?

From the moment our Bernese Mountain Dog puppies take their first breath, they are part of a program designed to nurture both heart and mind. Every touch, every sound, and every new experience is carefully chosen to help them grow into the confident, gentle companions this breed is known for.

Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS)

From just a few days old, our puppies experience gentle Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS) exercises — a series of simple handling techniques first developed for military working dogs. ENS helps strengthen their developing nervous systems, supporting better stress tolerance, stronger hearts and immune systems, and improved problem-solving ability later in life. These small daily experiences give each puppy a head start in resilience and adaptability.

Puppy Culture Method

We follow Jane Killion’s Puppy Culture program, a modern, science-based approach to early puppy development. This method builds on ENS and continues through key socialization periods with carefully planned activities. Our puppies are introduced to new sights, sounds, people, and challenges in ways that build confidence, focus, and optimism. They come to you with pellet box potty training and crate exposure making the transition as smooth as possible. The result is a puppy who grows into a well-adjusted, curious, and trainable companion — ready to bond deeply with their new family.

The Monks of New Skete

Inspired by the Monks of New Skete’s timeless philosophy, we emphasize calm leadership, respect, and trust in every interaction with our puppies. The monks’ approach blends gentle structure with deep understanding of canine behavior, teaching puppies to look to humans for guidance while maintaining their joyful spirit. This helps produce dogs that are emotionally balanced, cooperative, and connected to their people.

Meet Denali : The Dam

Denali is everything we ever dreamed of in a family dog.  When we first chose the Bernese Mountain Dog breed, we wanted a companion who would be gentle, loyal, and deeply connected to family life. Berners are known for their calm, docile nature, low prey drive, love for children, eagerness to please, and, of course, their breathtaking beauty. Denali embodies all of that — and more.

From the very beginning, she’s been a joy to train — intelligent and eager to please. Around our eight children, she is endlessly patient, letting babies and toddlers lay on her, climb over her, and tug at her fur and tail without a single complaint. She has even earned our cats as friends.

She is a loyal companion offering the emotional support we each need, with love, a soft head resting gently in their lap, or comic relief, exposing her goofy, aloof Berner side.  Even in a bustling household of 10, Denali makes sure to say good morning to each of us. Wherever we are is where she wants to be.

And her champion bloodlines show in her beauty… it’s the kind that makes people stop in their tracks. She is sleek and elegant, has a healthy, shiny coat, and with those eyes, she looks into your soul.  She draws admiration everywhere we go.  

She has been the best mama to her babies.  She is attentive, protective, nurturing, and patient.

Meet Daryl : The Sire

Daryl truly is the man of our dreams. We hadn’t planned another litter—until we met him. Daryl is as handsome as they come, with deep, engaged eyes.  He is an ideal size with striking markings, his head strong and blocky, his coat soft and full — and his spirit makes him unforgettable.

Every morning begins with a five-minute, heart-to-heart hug between Daryl and his owner—a quiet exchange of calm and love that grounds them both before the day begins. He is the guardian of a therapeutic farm and takes his job very seriously.  Each day, he makes his rounds checking on all the animals in his care.  He knows who needs comfort and who needs space. He is a perfect balance of gentle and protective, tenderly watching over the new farm babies, defending the rescued misfits, and being a welcoming friend to everyone he meets.

Beneath his noble, steady demeanor Daryl is wonderfully goofy and full of life—his playful antics bring laughter to the farm every day. And while his deep bark might sound intimidating, it’s usually his way of saying, “Hey! Come play with me!”