Bernedoodle Puppies for sale

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See litter photos below.
We are accepting deposits for our 2022 mini/medium Bernedoodle litters that started arriving July 2022 (most ready to go home in September) . Puppies are multi-generation Australian Bernedoodles.

We are crossing Bernedoodles (carefully selecting traits) rather than breeding back to a poodle and love the results! These puppies have beautiful coats and faces.

Adoradoodle Stanley x Adoradoodle Chai - Puppies born July 16, 2022 (9 puppies)
Adoradoodle Ozzy x Adoradoodle Lola - puppies born July 18, 2022 (12 puppies)
Adoradoodle Ozzy x Adoradoodle Elektra - puppies Born August 2, 2022 (11 puppies)
Adoradoodle Ozzy x Adoradoodle Dixie - Puppies due August 25, 2022

Puppies go home at 8 weeks of age.

Bernedoodle Mixes:

F1 mini Bernedoodle (Bernese Mountain Dog x mini Poodle) will mature approximately 30-50 pounds. Price $2500-$3000
F1b mini Australian Bernedoodle (Australian Bernedoodle x mini poodle) will mature approximately 30-50 pounds. Price $2500-$3000
F1b Bernedoodle (Bernedoodle x poodle) Price $2500-$3000.
Multi generation mini Bernedoodle (F1 Bernedoodle x F1b or F2b Bernedoodle ) will mature approximately 30-50 pounds. Price $2500-3000
Standard multi generation Bernedoodle (Bernedoodle x Bernedoodle ) mature approximately 50 - 80 pounds.

Bernedoodles combine the intelligence of a poodle with the loyal, companionable nature of the Berner. They are friendly, affectionate, intelligent dogs who make great family pets although they need active socialization at an early age.

First generation Bernedoodles are usually black, black & white, black & tan or tri-color (black, tan, white) in color. Second generation Bernedoodles can come in virtually any color, depending on the genetics of the parents. The first generation dogs have various degrees of wave or light curl in their coat and while most are non-shedding, there are still some that shed somewhat or are seasonal shedders.

Second generation (F1b crosses) may be curlier and may have a lower chance of shedding; this is very much dependent on the genotype of the puppy. It is easier to reduce the size of the puppies (to micro's or smaller mini's) in the 2nd generation cross.

Multi Generation Bernedoodles (usually F1b x F1 or F1b x F1b) allow us to maintain more of the Bernese marking and type while reducing the size of the puppy and improving the coat. As a result of careful selection of the parents, some of our multi-gens have a genetically straight coat while retaining the low/non-shedding qualities and these puppies are closest to the BMD look and just beautiful.

Australian Labradoodle crosses: We find that outcrossing a Bernedoodle with an Australian Labradoodle produces a dog with a more attractive face and less of the "poodleness" that tends to appear in 2nd and 3rd generation crosses.

We will be adding more photos of the current litters soon

Chai's mini Australian Bernedoodles (Adoradoodle Stanley x Adoradoodle Chai)

Chai had nine tri color puppies (we are just starting to take photos) - puppies should mature around 33-38 pounds

Lola's multi generation Bernedoodles (Adoradoodle Ozzy x Adoradoodle Lola)

Lola had 12 mini Bernedoodles (2 gold, 2 chocolate tri-color, 1 chocolate parti, 2 black parti and 5 black tri color. Puppies should mature around 35-45 pounds (these are larger minis)

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