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Saint are very intelligent and easily trained, although their size sometimes makes it more challenging. Click Here to Return to the Questions
Yes, they do drool. This occurs mostly when they eat, drink, are hot, or are excited. NO you can not remove their drool glands. Technically, there is no such thing as a dry-mouthed Saint. Click Here to Return to the Questions
No. There are two types of Saints the Long Hair (rough) and the Short Hair (smooth). Some pet owners will shave their Long Hair pet Saint in summer. Click Here to Return to the Questions
Yes, Saints shed. They have an undercoat and seem to shed significantly 2 times a year, usually in Spring and Fall. Click Here to Return to the Questions
No, Saints are not pure Swiss. They may have a pedigree with some European Saints, but the importation and exportation of Saints for breeding has allowed for a better quality of Saint to be bred. Click Here to Return to the Questions
Q. Why does’t my Saint look like your Saint? Every breed of dog has a standard. My Saint is a show quality dog closely resembling the AKC Standard, while yours is probably a pet quality dog. To learn more about the St. Bernard AKC Standard, go to the St. Bernard Club of America at www.saintbernardclub.org. Click Here to Return to the Questions
The average life span for a Saint is 7 to 8 years. Click Here to Return to the Questions
Q. I want to breed my Saint. Should I? Educate yourself on the breed by talking to breeders in the St. Bernard Club to determine if your dog should be bred. Breeding is expensive and not a means to make a quick buck, as there can be many complications. Be realistic. Ask yourself why you want to breed your Saint. Look at St. Bernard Rescue. There are many St. Bernards that need a good home. Will you take your puppies back if the new owners don't want them anymore? Educate yourself before you decide to breed. It’s a serious decision. Click Here to Return to the Questions
Q. I have a Saint, where can I get a barrel for under my Saint's neck? Go the St. Bernard Rescue web page at www.saintrescue.org or call 541-878-8281. You can order a barrels for about $85.00 including shipping. All proceeds benefit St. Bernard Rescue. Click Here to Return to the Questions
Q. How much does a Saint puppy cost? A puppy from a reputable breeder will cost at least $600 - more if it is of show quality. Always ask if the breeders are members of a St. Bernard Club. Meet the parents of the puppies. Never bring a puppy home if it is less than 7 weeks old. Click Here to Return to the Questions
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