

Also known as the St. Bernard or Saint Bernhard, the Saint Bernard is a gentle giant famous for its patience, loyalty, and calm demeanor. Despite their massive size, these dogs are affectionate and friendly, earning a reputation as loving family companions and dependable protectors. Often nicknamed the “nanny dog,” the Saint Bernard is known for its easy-going temperament and devotion to family life, making it an excellent companion for households with children.
The breed originated in the Swiss Alps, where Saint Bernards were bred by hospice monks to rescue lost travelers and haul carts through deep snow. These heroic dogs are credited with saving more than 2,000 lives between the 1600s and 1700s. In the 1800s, monks began crossing their Saints with Newfoundlands to increase size and strength, which produced dogs with longer coats. Around this time, the breed spread to England and the United States, and by 1888 the Saint Bernard Club of America was formed. The Saint Bernard became one of America’s most beloved breeds during the 1960s and 70s and remains a symbol of courage and companionship to this day.
Saint Bernards are characterized by their droopy eyes, floppy ears, pronounced jowls, and large, muscular build. Their coats can be short or long, most commonly in shades of red, brown, or brindle combined with white. These calm, intelligent dogs are gentle with children and welcoming toward strangers, though they remain protective if their family is threatened. Training should start early while they’re still manageable in size. Grooming involves weekly brushing (daily during shedding seasons), and owners should clean their eyes regularly to avoid staining. While Saint Bernards don’t need strenuous exercise, they do require daily walks to stay fit and prevent joint issues. They are moderate shedders year-round, with heavier shedding in spring and fall, and—true to their alpine origins—prefer cooler weather to heat.
Saint Bernard
Halo is looking for a retirement home. She raised a few litters of puppies but now she is getting older and needs a good pet home. We will give her to the right home. She's of a friendly, timid nature
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This adorable Saint Bernard puppy is ready to meet her family. She is so big but her heart is even bigger! She is very energetic and playful and loves to have a good time!! She is great with children
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I've always called her dirty face. She just looks like she's had her face in the mud puddle all the time. Healthy, lovable and playful, there's not a bad habit that she has that I could tell you about
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Yes we know the price is low but care for them to have good home. So feel free to call or text.
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Healthy, lovable and playful, there's not a bad habit that she has that I could tell you about.\n The reason they are older is I have been in the process of moving back to Tennessee from North Carolin
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Deposits are non refundable to ensure our time don't get waste or yours. You can ask for more pictures or videos & meet in person also
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This adorable Saint Bernard puppy is ready to meet her family. She is so big but her heart is even bigger she loves being played with and cuddled and gives plenty of kisses.. She is very energetic and
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Deposits are non refundable to ensure our time don't get waste or yours. You can ask for more pictures or videos & meet in person also
1Saint Bernard
Healthy, lovable and playful, there's not a bad habit that she has that I could tell you about.\n The reason they are older is I have been in the process of moving back to Tennessee from North Carolin

Saint Bernard
Yes we know the price is low but care for them to have good home. So feel free to call or text.