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| The Saint Bernard Club of America is a Member club of the AKC. "On September 17, 1884, a group of twelve dedicated sportsmen, responding to a "meeting call" from Messrs. J. M. Taylor and Elliot Smith, met in the rooms of the Philadelphia Kennel Club in that City. Each member of the group was a representative or "delegate" from a dog club that had, in the recent past, held a benched dog show or had run field trials. This new "Club of Clubs" was, in fact, The American Kennel Club."1 1.The text above is taken from the History of the American Kennel Club |
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Saint Bernard National Archive |
| The Saint Bernard National Archive site consists of twelve rooms of information. It houses historical information on the Saint Bernard breed now spanning three centuries in the United States of America. Of particular note is the Hall of Fame Room that honors the inductees and Plateaus of Excellence. | |
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Saint Bernard Historical Information |
Historical data from the Saint Bernard Club of America. This site contains photos of Orville Wright's dog, Scipio as well as the first Saint Fancier in its entirety published in 1932. |
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Saint Bernard Rescue Foundation |
Mission To act as a shepherd for Saint Bernard dogs and puppies that are without suitable caretakers and are in need of help; to shelter the homeless; to care for and find homes for the unwanted, abandoned, neglected and abused; to feed the hungry; to provide medical services to the sick, injured and lame; to assist in the rescue of those subjected to conditions hazardous to their well-being or to confinement in government or private shelter, who without intervention would be needlessly Euthanize... |
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National Specialty Show 2013 More information will be placed here as it becomes available.
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World Union of Saint Bernard Clubs |
An international organization under the name WUSB - WORLD-UNION OF SAINT BERNARDS-CLUBS (Weltunion der St. Bernhards-Clubs) was formed on September, 23rd 1967 in Lucerne (Switzerland) by independant St Bernard-Clubs for an indefinite time. The aim of the WUSB is to unite all St Bernard friends under an universal recognized interpretation of the standard, to strive together for the purity, the health and the character of the breed and to nurse and improve the friendship of the St Bernards Fanciers. |
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Naturhistorisches Museum |
| Visit this fascinating site to learn more about the history of the Saint Bernard. Click here to go to the english pages. Information includes: The Origins of the Dogs, The Dogs from the Hospice, The Legendary Barry and more. Special thanks to Dr. Marc Nussbaumer, Naturhistorisches Museum, Bern, Switzerland |