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Saint Bernard Club
Saint bernard club generally maintain a list of rescues or recommend an approved kennel.
This breed is believed to have descended from the 2nd century A.D. Roman Molossians. In the 17th century, the monks of the Hospice of Saint Bernard kept these dogs as mountain guides and guards. They could detect approaching avalanches and helped locate lost people in the severe whether conditions.
Saint bernard club generally maintain a list of rescues or recommend an approved kennel.
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There are two types of these dogs: shorthaired dogs have a short, dense coat; and longhaired dogs’ coat is longer and slightly wavy. Alpine Mastiffs have a keen sense of smell and have high value for their ability to work hard for prolonged periods of time searching for lost people. Saint bernard club generally maintain a list of rescues or recommend an approved kennel.
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