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St. Bernards are gentle, friendly, and generally fond of children. It is strikingly similar to that of the English Mastiff, since it was used to redevelop that breed when it was near extinction after World War II.
Extremely loyal, this breed is eager to please its owners but due to its size, it is essential that proper training and socialization begin early in life while the dog is still a manageable size. An unruly St Bernard presents a problem for even a strong adult so control needs to be asserted from the beginning.
St Bernards will bark at strangers and their size makes them good deterrents against most intruders although their aggression as guard dogs rarely equals breeds designed for that purpose.
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Saint Bernard Facts
| Name: The name of the domestic breed... | Saint Bernard |
| Origin: The area where the animal first came from... | Switzerland |
| Size: How long (L) or tall (H) the animal is... | 102cm (40in) |
| Weight: The measurement of how heavy the animal is... | 91kg (200lbs) |
| Life Span: How long the animal lives for... | 10 years |
| Group: The domestic group such as cat or dog... | Mastiff |
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