Name : Entlebucher Mountain Dog Origin : Switzerland Size : 50cm (20in) Weight : 30kg (65lbs) Life Span : 12 years Group : Sennenhund
- Entlebucher Mountain Dogs are medium-sized dogs, native to Switzerland.
- They are smallest of the four Sennenhund breeds.
- They grow to an average size of 50cm and weigh around 30kg.
- On an average, they live to be around 12 years old.
- They have been used to assist in herding sheep and cattle, as a herd dog.
- They are similar to the other three Sennenhunds in color and temperaments but tend to vary in size.
- Apart from general farm work, they are also used as rescue dogs in parts of the Swiss mountains.
- They are sturdy and have distinctive black, white and tan coat.
- Their large flat feet support their weight.
- They are good-natured dogs, devoted to those familiar and suspicious of strangers.
- They need to be socialized with people and other dogs from a very early age, to be relaxed around them.