by Kenny | Dec 11, 2020
Yes. Although they love to be with family children, their sheer size requires close attention. They would never harm a child but a huge paw or strong tail can accidentally knock over a child. by Kenny | Dec 11, 2020
They seldom bark without good reason, making them good watchdogs and protectors of their family, but they should never be considered a watchdog. by Kenny | Dec 11, 2020
Saint Bernards reach full growth at 2 years of age. For this reason you dont want your puppy jumping in and out of cars/trucks until their soft bones are at full growth at age 2. by Kenny | Dec 11, 2020
Saint Bernards eat 6-12 cups of dog food a day. They should never be fed high protein puppy food only large breed puppy food to your puppy until age 2. by Kenny | Dec 11, 2020
Saint Bernards are known as gentle giants with big hearts and friendly temperaments.