Can St Bernards be indoor dogs?

Can St Bernards be indoor dogs?

A Saint Bernard is a giant-size breed and although they are generally quiet inside, they are not best suited to apartments. They need space to move or just to stretch out in.

Will my dog be OK if she’s spayed?

Give her some time to recover before you start to worry. The spaying procedure can make your dog calmer overall, but dogs – for the most part – tend to bounce back to their usual personalities after recovery. Some dogs are more affected than others, though, so talk to your vet if you’re concerned.

When should St Bernards be spayed?

Don’t Spay or Neuter until at least 18 months.

Are Girl or Boy St Bernards better?

Male St. Bernards weigh between 140 and 180 pounds, and stand 27 to 30 inches tall at the shoulders. Females are slightly smaller, weighing in between 120 to 140 pounds and 26 to 28 inches tall at the shoulders….Size & Weight.

Full Grown
Male 30 in. / 140 lbs.

How do I know if my St Bernard is purebred?

Look for white markings. Saint Bernards have white markings on the chest, feet, tail tip, noseband, and collar or spot on the nape, desirably with a blaze. They are never one solid color or seen without white.

When to spay or neuter a Saint Bernard?

Last Updated: October, 2019 Start your Saint Bernard off on the right foot by feeding the right food, giving the right vaccinations, finding the right vet, and if you’re going to spay or neuter, don’t do it too early. Jump down to this list of Saint Bernard Health Problems

What should I do if my Saint Bernard has health problems?

Start your Saint Bernard off on the right foot by feeding the right food, giving the right vaccinations, finding the right vet, and if you’re going to spay or neuter, don’t do it too early. Jump down to this list of Saint Bernard Health Problems Or check out my advice for raising a healthy Saint Bernard puppy or adult dog:

What’s the problem with a Saint Bernard dog?

“Gastric Dilation and Volvulus,” informally called bloat, is a major health concern for this breed. When the Saint Bernard’s stomach becomes overfull, it can twist, blocking the throat and blood supply. Learn how to reduce this risk: Don’t let your dog eat or drink large amounts in one sitting.

How often should you groom a Saint Bernard?

Exercise on a full stomach may increase the risk of bloat (GDV), a potentially lethal condition. Groom your Saint Bernard every day. Saint Bernards have very thick coats which grow rapidly, so you’ll need to dedicate at least ten to fifteen minutes every day to brushing your dog’s coat.