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Cindy
01:50 AM on October 16, 2011
Thank you, this site has been so helpful. Our 1yr 9mo old St. Bernard, Max, has one elbow that is quite bigger than the other one. I always try to make sure i put something under his arms when he is laying down. I am going to take him in as soon as I can on Monday morning. Thank you again.
Cindy O.
Cindy O.
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maxine
08:39 PM on October 12, 2011
Hi if your St Bernard is off her food try some boiled rice and chicken or rice with tuna in oil worked every time for my St Bernard, hope this helps.
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maxine huntley
08:37 PM on October 12, 2011
St Bernard H&W says...
Thank you for your comments Colleen
We hope that your girl is feeling much better
Thank you for your comments Colleen
We hope that your girl is feeling much better
We hope that your girl is feeling much better
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Colleen
09:14 AM on June 22, 2011
Thanks for the clear, concise information. My Saint had an "attack" of some sort last night and I was concerned that it was a seizure. Looks like she may have been overheated though (even though I had fans on her). I'll be keeping some rubbing alcohol handy and get her hair trimmed down again for our humid Minnesota summer.
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cheri ourfairview st bernards
11:58 AM on April 01, 2011
hi neil
the kennel club has a health check page where you can check records, it maybe worth going to a few shows to see a few different breeders stock in the flesh!
also www.stbernard.sendboard.com is hopefully a helpfull site i made to help before and after you get a puppy.
cheri
the kennel club has a health check page where you can check records, it maybe worth going to a few shows to see a few different breeders stock in the flesh!
also www.stbernard.sendboard.com is hopefully a helpfull site i made to help before and after you get a puppy.
cheri
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Neil
05:50 PM on March 31, 2011
This site is great and has given me plenty to think about, but when I'm searching for my puppy, how can I tell which dogs have herederity issues, and what kennels they come from?
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Michael Wensley
04:04 PM on February 13, 2011
kim smith says...
hi this is a great site and i found it very useful. i have a 9 month old st bernard girl and she has just broken her back leg and had a plate and 16 screws put in. she is very hyper at the moment and keeps jumping about, i was wondering if anyone has any ideas how i can calm her down wilst her leg heals.
thanks so much
kim
Sometimes feeding a low protein adult food will help calm her
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Jane Brennan (Brenidge)
01:22 PM on January 11, 2011
What a wonderful website Babs which gives a delightful insight to our adorable breed. Those puppies are a credit to you. Keep up the good work
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