Swiss Star Saints is a small show kennel which breeds for temperment, health, type and movement. We have a goal of breeding top quality show Saints and will reach this goal through responsible breeding practices.
When we have a litter, after the show pups are chosen, the rest will be sold to qualifying pet homes with limited registration and spay/neuter contracts. On occasion we will also rehome a pup we have kept to show, but decided not to. These young dogs, no longer puppies can be relatively inexpensive, and would also be on limited registration.
Located in central Texas, our dogs have air conditioned areas and plenty of exersize & running space. Each dog is a part of our family and is treated with respect and love. Meeting all of their needs, providing them with a comfortable and happy lifestyle, is our highest priority.
We are members of the SBCA and of the North Texas Saint Bernard Club. Our interests were primairly in Conformation dog shows, and breeding better Saint Bernards.
Feel free to email us. We welcome contact with others interested in the breed we love.
George & Carol Ghering
George Ghering of Swiss Star Saints with two of his fur kids, Rhine's Indigo Sky of Swisstar and Showme Powderpuff FB Swisstar aka Twinkie. Tragically, Twinkie had a rare disorder that caused both of her front legs to stay short and twist outwards, while the rest of her body grew larger, and her head became huge. The pain eventually forced us to have her put down. She was my Christmas present one year, the next we had to say goodbye to her. I can't see or hear the word Christmas or see the lights & decorations, without feeling sad and remembering the love that Twinkie gave me.
Indy, the dog on the left became a Champion with George as his handler. Indy got bone cancer and died very quickly. We still grieve.
We lost our beloved Indy April of 2011
Emily with Pansy
This is CH Swisstar's Cadance, she is my first and only Champion I have shown to finish. Although I have bred several Champions, mobility issues kept me from showing them much. I had to let others do it. I am so happy for medical miracles and the new knee that allows me to go in the ring with my dogs again.
