Nowadays, the quality of a dog mainly depends on the hair, frame, facial appearance, etc. The Saint Bernard is a giant dog, and its hair most directly affects its appearance. Choosing a good Saint Bernard is a must. Pay attention to its hair.

Gently stroke the coat of the puppy with your hands. The coat of the puppy should be smooth and firm. Check whether the little St. Bernard dog has skin diseases and whether there is excessive dander. Many Saint Bernard dogs have dandruff. This is a symptom of lack of vitamins and long-term exposure to sunlight, or the wrong bath solution is used when bathing. It is not a disease.

Checking the skin of the St. Bernard dog is mainly to prevent it from skin diseases or surface parasites. Gently separate its hair with your hands. If the color of the skin is light pink, it means the skin is healthy. At this time, you can focus on looking at the St. Bernard dog. The skin around the dog's mouth, under the neck, behind the ears, armpits and thighs is easy to breed mites. If the skin is red in patches or flakes, it means that the skin has been infected with mites or fungi. , it is recommended that you do not choose, because this disease is very troublesome to treat and can easily relapse.

If you find a lot of small black particles in the hair and the skin color is abnormal, it means that there may be fleas on your body. If there is an obvious spherical bulge around the navel and back of the St. Bernard dog, it is mostly the result of the St. Bernard dog suffering from umbilical hernia or scrotal hernia, which generally requires surgery. This is something that laymen can easily overlook, so be sure to pay attention.

If we don’t pay attention when choosing a pet dog, it is easy to regret it later in life. St. Bernard dogs have very thick hair, so many parasites will choose to live in its body. If not in time, It is found that the skin of Saint Bernard dogs will gradually become red and various skin diseases will appear. Choosing a healthy Saint Bernard dog is a science, and we need to learn and understand it.