For the Saint Bernard dog, it is born with very strong vitality and the potential to be trained. For this large St. Bernard dog, when is the best training time?

Strictly speaking, the childhood of St. Bernard dogs is the best period for training and conditioning. For most Saint Bernard dogs, training before they are 1 year old is crucial. Puppies are weaned 45 days after birth. At 3 months old, they can start training some simple commands, such as holding objects, sniffing objects, standing up, etc. Puppies may not necessarily perform well in the actions of lying down and waiting, but the conditioned reflex training of these basic actions and passwords is the basis for further training in the future.

The body of the larger Saint Bernard matures later, but a 1-year-old Saint Bernard is capable of participating in "work", and a 1-year-old companion dog should also be able to complete many common actions. Therefore, it is also destined that the St. Bernard dog should be trained at an early age to lay a solid foundation for normal work after the age of 1.

Training a St. Bernard dog is not just about letting it master good living habits, such as eating in a fixed place or being convenient, etc. At the same time, it also gives it a good character and attitude towards people. Only a St. Bernard dog with a docile and obedient personality can get along with people in a friendly manner. If it is a ferocious and ferocious St. Bernard, it must not get along with people.