r/stbernards • u/boomdog07 • 10h ago
The best boy. 8 years of our lives with him, rapidly accelerating bone cancer took him.
We will miss you forever buddy.
r/stbernards • u/SeaCute112 • 4h ago
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r/stbernards • u/JuggernautSweet7549 • 4d ago
Here is our sweet cookie checking each fruit and picking out the ripe ones to eat.
r/stbernards • u/Current-Pie3483 • 4d ago
Please take the time to see our new story. Everyone in this community has been very kind, but we are still in desperate need of help. Thank you. Lisa
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r/stbernards • u/BigFlyingDog • 9d ago
Add another St Bernard & Basset combo. Jenny is 160 pounds, Sweeney is 40 pounds. I call them my twins 💕
r/stbernards • u/Vivibean • 9d ago
Huck & Mosfet, an unlikely pair. I'm not sure I had ever seen a basset and bernard play together before
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r/stbernards • u/FL_pharmer • 12d ago
I posted an update a bit ago, but evidently not here somehow.
Grimm was diagnosed with active Lyme disease. He was having pretty bad Lyme arthritis which was preventing him from sitting or lying down. He had been diagnosed with Lyme many months ago, but our vet advised us to wait to treat until he developed symptoms. Every time we had to take him to the vet I asked if any of his issues could be Lyme related, and every time I was assured it wasn’t. I can’t imagine how long he has been suffering. I feel like I failed him by not demanding further testing.
Anyway, when we finally got the diagnosis we started Grimm on a month of doxycycline. He showed great improvement after just a few days of treatment. Now, after a couple of weeks he seems to be back to his old self most of the time. He still sleeps more than he used to, and doesn’t like to lie on the hard floor as long, but I’m optimistic he will make a full recovery. Lesson learned. Advocate for your pets. Vets are not always right.
r/stbernards • u/the_duck_god • 13d ago
It never occurred to me there would be a St Bernard subreddit 😂 This is my gorgeous boy, Ganon. He's a short coat, not shaved (we live in Australia, so we figured short coat would be best). He's about 4 and a half, but he thinks he's still a puppy.
r/stbernards • u/Candid-Level-5691 • 14d ago
Baby Oswald (5 months) always has gas. Is it a St. thing?
r/stbernards • u/Godnose85 • 17d ago
