Hazel Valley Saint Bernards est.2010

12/25/2023

Happiest of Heavenly birthdays, Lord Jesus!

09/28/2023

The girls are doing a Christian T-shirt fundraiser.

They are wondering if you'd like to purchase a shirt from them.

Small-XL $25 each
XXL-###L $27 each.

Pay option -
Cash
Venmo- SavedByGrace18

Chime- $SavedByGrace18

Facebook Pay-
Michele Brashears (this account ☺️)

Today is the last day. I'm finalizing this fundraiser in the morning. ☺️❤️

03/11/2022

Every kill shelter should post this photo on their front door for the people who are surrendering their pets in our throw away society. People in Ukraine are carrying 80 pound dogs through a living hell to save them and not leave them behind! 🐾🇺🇦

02/10/2022

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3156899451192265&id=100006167229686&sfnsn=mo

03/10/2021

Beautiful Miss Jupiter went with us today and had a "Spa" Day, she got to see Dr. Bruce and she got a new "Doll" 💜

02/05/2021

A responsible breeder does not sell you a puppy; they have you join their family and are available for information, for advice, and, if necessary and something unforeseen happens in your life, they are there to step in for you and take the puppy/adult/senior dog back. A responsible breeder is there before the puppy is conceived, they are there thru all the crazy puppy antics, they are there thru the smiles and the tears. A responsible breeder is the one who planned for a specific breeding, spent the long sleepless night getting the puppies here. A responsible breeder is the one spent days and weeks watching the puppies, training the puppies, making sure the puppies were ready when the time comes to join their new families. A responsible breeder is your best friend.

02/04/2021

01/23/2021

Hazel Valley Saint Bernards will be looking to purchase a male Saint that compliments our breeding program. If you have a show prospect you are more than willing to email me pictures, pedigrees and pricing of what you will be having available @ [email protected] . Thank you in advance. ❤️

02/06/2017

My sweet boy who came to me all the way from Moscow Russia

01/24/2017

Hobbs Saint Bernards 2013

Hobbs Saint Bernards 2013

HOUSEBREAKING TIPS

Forget everything you have ever learned about housebreaking a puppy by using a rolled up newspaper,hitting your puppy,showing him his mess then rubbing his nose in it,etc.
Ask yourself "why did my puppy potty in the house?" Well,why not? Your puppy has no clue that the living room carpet is a "no-no" and outside in the grass is "good." This is something that you have to teach him. And don't expect him to get it for a while.
The first thing you should do is schedule his meals at the same time every day. While housebreaking you shouldn't let him " free-feed all day long. This will allow you to know what time that he will need to defecate (it should be about the same time everyday.) Next,realize that your puppy will need to urinate at least every two hours. This means that you need to accompany him outside in the same designated area at least every two hours before he eliminates in the house. Don't ever just push your puppy out the door. Go with him everytime. Remember that it is "potty time" and not "play time."
While outside for this "potty time," let your puppy know what is expected of him. When he eliminates outside,say "his name,good potty." Be consistent so he will learn what the command means. Praise him lavishly every time he eliminates outside or let's you know that he needs to go outside.

01/24/2017

Hobbs Saint Bernards 2013

Hobbs Saint Bernards 2013

WHAT IS CRATE TRAINING? HOW CAN IT HELP HOUSEBREAK MY PUPPY?

You should follow all of the same instructions in the previous post entitled, " HOUSEBREAKING TIPS."
Now, here is where his crate comes into play. Your puppy should spend a lot of time in his crate. Anytime you cannot have 100% visual contact with your puppy, he should be in his crate. Think of your puppy as you would a toddler who just learned how to crawl. You wouldn't give a baby total roaming privileges of your home,no matter how child proof it is. Your puppy should not be able to roam freely without supervision.
His crate acts like a natural den or doghouse where he can be placed for his own protection. Most dogs will become accustomed to their crates and go in on their own when the door is left open.
The crate will aid in housebreaking. Most dogs will not defecate where they sleep,so as soon as you let him out of his "den",immediately take him outside to his "potty-place". If he does have an accident in his crate,clean it thoroughly with a pet-safe cleaner and wash any bedding that was dirtied. Never leave a messy crate. It will slow down your training.
If you catch your puppy in the act of eliminating in the house,never give a harsh correction. Interrupt him with a mild scold,scoop him up and take him outside. Then ask yourself, " why did he potty inside?" Were you not paying attention? Did you neglect to take him outside? Did you bring him inside too soon last time?Remember,it is more than likely not your puppy's fault.
Be patient with your puppy. The average dog will take up to six months or longer to become fully house trained.
The crate should never be used to punish your dog. A crate used correctly can be the most important and beneficial tool that you can use in helping you to "civilize" a young pup. Your possessions will be safe from him and he will be safe from them.
You can enjoy peace of mind when you leave him unattended,housebreak him more quickly,safely confine him,give him a safe haven from children or other pets,travel safely and know that he will be accepted almost anywhere bc you can guarantee that he won't be destructive.

03/27/2016

Hobbs Saint Bernards 2013's cover photo

03/14/2016

Are any of my show friends looking to add some nice imported lines?? ( English Bulldog)

03/12/2016

Dixie has now been inseminated and is resting

03/11/2016

Dixie is at a 9.7 she will be bred tomorrow!! Yay!!

03/10/2016

Dixie is that a 7.2 and should be ready to breed on Saturday!!

03/05/2016

Hobbs Saint Bernards 2013

03/05/2016

Hobbs Saint Bernards

https://m.facebook.com/hobbs.saintbernards/

I strive to produce St. Bernards that meet the AKC standard to our breed.My goal is to have puppies with excellent temperament,structure and confirmation.

12/23/2015

With much disappointment and sadness the Vet read the X-ray today and Dixie isn't currently bred 😞 so we will have to wait until the next heat cycle for babies