At BerneseMountainLover.com we work hard to keep our guides accurate, current, and genuinely useful for Bernese Mountain Dog owners. We are people who live with this breed, not a faceless content mill, and we take mistakes seriously. This page explains how we handle errors when they happen.
How we keep content accurate
Our articles are written from real ownership experience and checked against reputable veterinary and breed-authority sources, which we link directly within each article. Health and nutrition content is educational and is not a substitute for advice from your own veterinarian. When guidance from veterinary bodies changes, we update the affected articles.
How to report an error
If you spot something that looks inaccurate, out of date, or unclear — a factual mistake, a broken or wrong link, a citation that no longer resolves, or a recommendation that conflicts with current veterinary guidance — please tell us. Email support@bernesemountainlover.com or use our contact page. It helps if you include the article title or URL and a short description of the issue, along with a source if you have one.
How we respond
We review every correction request. We aim to acknowledge reports within a few business days and to fix clear factual errors promptly once verified. If a claim needs checking against a veterinary or breed-health source, we verify it before making the change. Where a request reflects a difference of opinion rather than a factual error, we may add clarifying context instead of changing the underlying guidance.
How corrections are shown
For minor fixes — typos, formatting, a corrected link — we update the article quietly. For a substantive correction that changes the meaning or a recommendation, we note what changed and when at the point of the update so readers understand the article has been revised. Our goal is simple: if information here is wrong, we want to know, and we want to make it right.