St. Bernard dogs are kind, friendly and like to be with children. It is loyal to its owner, easy to train, and good at saving lives. In Denmark, whenever a snowstorm approaches, they show their talents and rescue countless people in distress in the vast snowfields.

Sound: The Saint Bernard has very keen hearing. But for sudden loud sounds, such as lightning and thunder, the roar of airplanes, firecrackers, etc., many St. Bernard dogs are afraid of firecrackers during the Chinese New Year in Chengdu. Some St. Bernard dogs will show a sense of fear. For example, if the dog evades to a safe place with its tail between its legs, crawls into the house or crawls into a narrow place with its neck curled up; or if it shows no interest in food or even refuses to eat, even scolding will be ineffective. And as long as the sound continues, the St. Bernard dog's mood will not be stable, and the owner's comfort will have no effect. The Saint Bernard dog's body will also undergo a series of changes, such as accelerated breathing, whole body trembling, accelerated pulse, and increased body temperature. The tragedy of eating cubs may also occur in female St. Bernard dogs shortly after giving birth.

Death: Dogs have a strong fear of death. This mainly refers to the death of the same kind. The smell emitted by a dog after death has a strong frightening effect on the living dog. Even the most intimate dog companions and their offspring do not dare to approach, showing fear of standing upright, retreating step by step, and trembling all over. expression. Some dogs also show fear of the smell of leather, and they are also disgusted with shoes made of leather. This may be because the smell of other animals remains on the leather.

Light and Fire Many Saint Bernards are afraid of flashes of light and fire. For example, fireworks, searchlights, and even the moment when a match is lit while smoking will frighten the St. Bernard dog. Like the fear of sounds, it is an instinctive warning of the St. Bernard dog to natural phenomena. But what is different from the sound is that when light and fire appear in the territory of the St. Bernard dog, it will bark carefully around it, so there are many stories of the St. Bernard dog calling the fire alarm. Some Saint Bernard dogs also hate fireworks very much and will stamp out cigarette butts discarded on the ground with their feet. Strengthening the training of these actions can enable the St. Bernard dogs guarding the warehouse to acquire very useful skills.

Of course, sometimes the St. Bernard's fear is caused by phenomena that are difficult to understand. For example, specimens that do not have the breath of life but have life forms, toys that can make sounds of birds and animals and move, doors that are blown by the wind when no one is around, open umbrellas, etc. are all difficult for the St. Bernard dog to understand and feel. Creepy.