What is a St Bernard worth in Adopt Me?

If you are asking yourself what a St Bernard is worth in Adopt me, there are lots of things to consider. For a full rundown of what those things are – read our articles on Adopt me economics and how to value a pet in Adopt me. But for now, here is what we think about the St Bernard.

Well – the St Bernard is an ultra rare pet that you can only get through the advent calendar. That means there aren’t any around at the moment, but on Christmas day pretty much everyone will be able to get one so they will become pretty common (even though they are ultra rare). That means their trading value won’t be that high, maybe only about as much as a dolphin or kirin.

Unsurprisingly, the St Bernard has NOT made our list of top 10 pets. But find out where it ranks on our all time Adopt Me Pets Value List!

What is a St Bernard worth in Adopt Me on the dog/cat scale?

If you don’t know about the dog/cat scale – you should read our article that explains how to value pets on Adopt Me. The dog/cat scale allows you to easily compare the value of your pets, toys, and vehicles and work out if a trade is fair (roughly). We aim to score all pets using the dog/cat scale. The scale basically expresses how many dogs (or cats) would you need to trade for a pet. So a very common pet like a Buffalo would only score 1 on the dog/cat scale. That means you could trade a Buffalo for just one dog or one cat. Whereas a shadow dragon would score 1000, which means it would take 1000 dogs (or cats) to trade up to a Shadow Dragon.

So what is the St Bernard worth in Adopt Me on the dog/cat scale? We think a St Bernard is worth about 3 dog/cats. That’s about as much as a scorpion, dolphin, crab or kirin.

What do you think?

At the end of the day, value is also subjective. That means it is in the eye of the beholder. You might come across someone in the game that is desperate for one of your pets so they are willing to overpay. Maybe it’s their dream pet. Or they are looking to make a neon, or mega neon, and are collecting that specific pet. Or you might not agree with our assessment. If you have a different opinion, we want to know – leave your comment below!

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