Burnese Mountain Dog
COAT
The coat is thick, moderately long and slightly wavy or straight. It has a bright natural sheen. Extremely curly or extremely dull-looking coats are undesirable
CHARACTER
The temperament is self-confident, alert and good-natured, never sharp or shy. The Bernese Mountain Dog should stand steady, though may remain aloof to the attentions of strangers
RECOMMENDED CINDRA PRODUCTS:
PROBLEM SOLUTION
Detangling/Dematting Apply full strength Moisture Plus liberally to the mat. Wait 15 minutes. Pull mat gently apart with fingers or comb.
Dry, damaged Coat Our version of a hot oil treatment: Wet dog with warm water, apply Moisture Plus liberally. Wrap in hot towel for 15-20 minutes. Shampoo with Moisturizing Shampoo and rinse.
Dingy White Coat Use Cleansing Shampoo on the first lather, wait 5 minutes then rinse. Follow with Texturizing Shampoo lather and rinse.
Increase Undercoat Line brush daily with Maxicare as soon as dog is finished shedding
Showing on a hot, dry day Use Maxicare as your only coat dressing
Showing without full undercoat Texturizing Mist (diluted 50:50 with water) while line brushing will hold coat up long enough for judging.
Spot Whitening/Urine Stains Use a small amount of Cleansing Shampoo full strength, wait 5 minutes and rinse
Extra Volume Super Coat (diluted 50-50 with water) while line brushing. If very humid try Texturizing Mist instead.
Shedding around house Spray with Maxicare and brush daily. Be sure to get down to skin. Nothing will prevent shedding completely. It is a normal, necessary process for these breeds.