St Bernard is an animal that was specifically bred for cold weather climates such as Norway and Switzerland. In India, however, the average daily temperature ranges from 40 degrees Fahrenheit during the morning to 110 degrees Fahrenheit during the afternoon. Because of these extremely high temperatures, St Bernards do not have enough sweat glands to cool themselves down effectively and can quickly become overheated and dehydrated. Additionally, they are not used to eating grass which is a staple diet in India. Because of all these factors, we can say that it is hard to survive St Bernard in India.