Mary Allen
#4 On the first night, your puppy will wake up frequently, whine and be anxious.
You will need to support him. But in any case, do not take the dog in your arms or in bed.
The main point of raising a St. Bernard puppy is that you cannot allow him what over time you want to forbid him.
#5 The next thing you need to accustom your young friend to is a nickname.
St. Bernards are very intelligent dogs and quickly understand that having heard their nickname, you need to run to the owner. Therefore, carry a treat with you in your pocket and reward your puppy every time he responds to the nickname.
#6 Although St. Bernards are large dogs, the space in the apartment is quite enough for them.
Never punish your pet for this. Better teach him how to relieve himself on the street. To do this, after sleeping and feeding, take the puppy out into the yard in the same place. After he's done his job, give praise, give a treat, and walk outside for a few minutes.