Douglas Oma St. Bernard

Marsoni

M251S

$28.99

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Douglas Oma St. BernardLike the Alpine rescue dogs this breed has come to be associated with, Oma the plush Saint Bernard will be quick to answer your call when youre in need of a friend or want someone to snuggle! Her cuddly brown and white coat of faux fur is realistically patterned and ultra soft. Springy polyester fill and beans in her paws make Oma extra huggable and lifelike. To add to her realistic appearance, weve detailed Omas large floppy ears and face with rich,

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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2026