Description of a Entlebucher Mountain Dog.
Like all of the Swiss mountain dogs, its origins are ancient, probably dating back to Roman times. Under the name Entilbucherhund the breed has been known since 1889 when Franz Schertenleib made a concerted effort to track down, identify, and breed this small mountain dog but no difference between this dog and the Appenzell Cattledog was noted. Only from 1926 has it been openly promoted as a separate purebred from the Appenzell and it started to rise in popularity.
Below is a chart of qualities of the Entlebucher Mountain Dog. |
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**Please note that these are general trends. Your dog may differ depending on its upbringing and training (or lack thereof).