Saint Bernards are often easygoing dogs who are kind and gentle to their owners and other humans. This breed tends to be laid back and relaxed, but can also be playful and affectionate when they feel like it.
Saint Bernards are often easygoing dogs who are kind and gentle to their owners and other humans. This breed tends to be laid back and relaxed, but can also be playful and affectionate when they feel like it.
Three Saint Bernard puppies are available two girls and one boy. They're 8 weeks old.
Our puppies are raised in our family home and are exposed to all facets of home life. They have all grown to have the sweetest of temprements.
Please contact only via email for more details/pics: stevenferreria5525@gmail.com
We breed and strive to achieve sound healthy puppies to families in Australia, we have bred 4 litters of this cross and for the past 3 years have worked closely with our repro vet and an American mentor to be able to offer this breed here in Australia. We promise to give you a lifetime of puppy kisses and a tail-wagging good time! We will be loving, loyal, and devoted to you forever. If you are looking for the perfect pup, we are the ones for you.
We love our dogs and want our pups to find loving forever families.
Babies are all:
- Fully Vaccinated
- Microchipped
- Vet Checked
- DNA Clear
- Health Guaranteed
- First Generation
Registered breeder with MDBA 13083
Perfect for families with children and in apartments.
Saint Berdoodles NSW, one of only two breeders in Australia of this amazing breed.
Facebook page : Aus Saint Berdoodle Pack
Instagram : Saintberdoodles.of.nsw.aus
(Saint Bernard x Poodle).
Our puppies are raised in our family home and are exposed to all facets of home life. They have all grown to have the sweetest of temprements.
We breed and strive to achieve sound healthy puppies to families in Australia, we have bred 4 litters of this cross and for the past 3 years have worked closely with our repro vet and an American mentor to be able to offer this breed here in Australia.
Our puppies will come microchipped, vaccinated, wormed, with an extensive puppy pack and 1kg of Royal Canin food will also be provided.
Please view our social media pages and feel free to contact any current owners of our puppies. We are honored to have found such good homes for our past puppies.
These puppies will be a large dog, they will have low to minimal shed coat (all dogs shed naturally no matter what the breed so it would be wrong for me to say he is 110% non shedding). They will not druel like the Saint Bernard either.
We have puppies in every state of Australia so more then happy to assist with interstate travel.
Puppies will be available on the 24th of September 2023 to leave with their new families.
Pics can be sent on request as better quality pictures are too big to upload.
RPBA #3502
Lulu is a 3yr old beautifully natured Girl.
She just loves pats, treats and cuddles.
She would fit well with any family as she is very friendly patient and kind.
Bandit is pure-bred with papers.
He is an intact, ready to work full male.
At 7 yrs old he is looking for his forever home.
Kind, friendly, loves baths cuddles and short walks and to sit at your feet. Just loves human company.
Saints are low energy dogs.
Bandit belongs to our son who moved to another country. We are about to travel so can no longer keep them. Price is low for a quick sale unfortunately.
Looking for loving homes from 7th January are 6 purebred rough coat stunning Saint Bernard puppies, 3 Male 3 Female.
We are family breeders that take the time making sure these pups have had the best start in life raised indoors socialising with our grandchildren and other dogs and cats. A lot of love time and effort has been invested into breeding these well bred playful bundles and come to you
Wormed
1st vaccination
Microchipped
Master Dog Breeders Association pedigree papers.
Ready for new homes 7th January 2023
Contact us: Please phone or text 0412 581 864
BREEDER ADBC # 2847
SOURCE # MB185917
MICRO # 956000013385360
Male intact 16mth old St. Bernard
His is a BIG beautiful dog
Hercules is being offered for sale to either a registered breeder, or as a pet to loving home with good secure fences. This big beautiful, affectionate, handsome, and somewhat stubborn boy has been taught how to get thru the farm fencing and is developing a taste for young Kangaroos. and due to his age and character we feel he will settle more easily into a home where he is loved, We will only let him go to the home we feel best suits him as he is a much loved special boy. He is very strong and one of the prerequisites is that the new owner must be used to giant dogs. His best suited to be on his own, than with other dogs.
He has been training but has not had lot of exposure to strange dogs, and displays signs of fear to strange dogs (not people or even children, just dogs).
If you would like more info please contact me thanks.
ALL SOLD
We will be looking at a second litter next year if you would like to register your interest please send me a message
Pure bred Saint Bernard pups for sale. 4 girls and 2 boys.Due to go to their new homes 15 th September.zWill come micro-chipped, vet health checked , wormed and flead.Great family pet. Such a loving nature .Both mum and dad have beautiful temperaments .Located in Gippsland.Please message for any additional details.
Beautiful sweet Saint Bernard Puppy. She has had
her first shots microchipped and been vet checked.
He had been raised with kids and other pets so
well socialized. She is ready for her fur ever
home.
Micro chipped number ,956000014815761
Source Number . MB165688
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Breed Characteristics
Grooming
Exercise
Size Range
The Ultimate Saint Bernard Guide
About Saint Bernard
Saint Bernards are fabled working dogs from Switzerland, rumoured to have saved thousands of lives in the treacherous Swiss Alps. A Saint Bernard needs an owner who can tend to their specific needs and doesn’t mind a little drool every now and then.
Lifespan
8 to 10 years
Weight
120 to 180 pounds
Height
65 to 90 cm
Grooming
Grooming a Saint Bernard can be a daunting task, but is much easier if it is done two to three times a week.
Origins
It’s unclear just how the breed was created, but the Saint Bernard’s origins date back to the 11th century. They were probably a result of crossbreeding between native dogs of the Swiss Alps and Mastiffs.
One man, Archdeacon Bernard de Menthon, founded a hospice in one of the most dangerous passes of the Swiss Alps. The Saint Bernard is named after him, and the dogs bearing his name have guarded the hospice since at least the 17th century.
Saint Bernards became a beacon of hope for lost travellers, as the dogs were used for search and rescue operations along the Saint Bernard Pass.
The breed is now seen more as a family pet than as a working dog, but the original qualities of loyalty, kindness, and gentleness make them desirable companions for many dog lovers.
Yes, Saint Bernards are famously gentle and easygoing. They love being around humans and are well suited to being family pets.
Common Health Issues & Considerations
Saint Bernards may suffer from:
Hip and elbow dysplasia
Entropion
Dilated Cardiomyopathy
Nature / Temperament
Kind, Quiet, Calm, Gentle, Friendly
Suitable Environment
The Saint Bernard is a very large dog breed, though their low level of activity means that they don’t need as much space as more energetic dogs.
While they may not be suited to apartment living, they will generally adapt well to medium-sized homes very well. Outdoor space is a must for their exercise needs.
Other Considerations
Saint Bernards can be prone to drooling.
While Saint Bernards are generally gentle with children, it is still advisable to supervise any interactions between a child and an adult Saint Bernard, as they are very large and heavy.
Some Saint Bernards will be slow to mature, and can be as playful and energetic as puppies until they reach 2 years of age.
How can I take good care of my Saint Bernard?
Nutrition
Saint Bernard puppies should always be fed high-quality dog food. While they are not very active dogs, they grow quickly and need the nutrients from a well-balanced diet to develop properly. Clean water should be made available at all times.
Most Saint Bernard puppies will eat as much as you let them. It is a good idea to measure out their meals two to three times a day, taking away any food that they leave behind. You may consult with your vet about your dog’s diet and nutrition, if necessary.
Grooming
Saint Bernards can be difficult to groom because they’re so large. Even a simple brushing can take a while due to how much area there is to cover.
Recommended Grooming Tips
Saint Bernards will tend to ‘blow coat’ and shed more twice a year when the seasons change. Daily brushing during this period can help alleviate some of the shedding.
Baths can be done around once every two months, using a dog-specific shampoo to protect the Saint Bernard’s skin.
Regular tooth brushing can help prevent tooth and gum diseases.
Exercise
Saint Bernards are not high-energy dogs, and will generally only require moderate exercise. Around 30 to 45 minutes of exercise each day is a sufficient amount for most Saint Bernards. Saint Bernard puppies can start exercising outdoors as soon as they are cleared to do so by their veterinarian, but take care not to let them jump or run too much before their joints are fully developed.
Training
Due to their extremely large size and high weight, training is a major part of owning a Saint Bernard.
An untrained Saint Bernard is more than strong enough to overpower a person pulling on their leash, so obedience training at an early age is a must. Most Saint Bernard puppies can be trained shortly after being brought home from the breeder.
If you require more guidance, it may be a good idea to enrol your Saint Bernard puppy in training classes. Make sure that the training methods being used are based on positive reinforcement.
This is general information and should not be relied on for adopting or purchasing advice.
No, Saint Bernards and Saint Bernard puppies do not tend to be aggressive towards humans or other dogs. They are famously kind and gentle, even to strangers.
Saint Bernards have a very low prey drive, so it is possible that they can get along with cats if introduced properly at a young age. However, they are also very large and strong. Supervise all interactions between your Saint Bernard puppy and your cat.
If you are looking for a Saint Bernard for sale, we recommend that you adopt from ethical, responsible breeders. This helps ensure that the Saint Bernard puppies you get will be well-bred and healthy. The average cost of Saint Bernard puppies for sale will be between AUD $2500 and $4000.