PLEASE NOTE: We do not keep waiting lists or take advance reservations for Bernedoodles - however, you can sign up for a litter notification email if you wish. A litter notification is simply an email announcement that is sent to everyone on the distribution list when we have Bernedoodle puppies available for reservation. The notification is usually sent several days after a litter is born. Once a litter notification is sent, puppies are reserved on a first come, first served basis. There are currently over 2200 names on our distribution list.
If you would like to be placed on a notification list for future litters, please fill out the form further down on this page (don't submit questions in this form. There is also a contact form available on our information & contact page if you have specific questions).
If you would like to be placed on a notification list for future litters, please fill out the form further down on this page (don't submit questions in this form. There is also a contact form available on our information & contact page if you have specific questions).
- We do not take deposits for litters before the litter is announced.
Email Notification List
We do not take reservations for Bernedoodle litter in advance. If you would like to receive notifications when Bernedoodle puppies are available, please enter your email address below. We promise we won't spam you or share your information. These notifications are for Bernedoodles only - for all other doodle types, we accept advance reservations.
Please use the contact form (on the "contact us" page) for questions.
Please use the contact form (on the "contact us" page) for questions.
Bernedoodle Mixes:
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 like most large breed dogs, need active socialization at an early age.
First generation Bernedoodles are usually black, black & white, black & tan or tri-color (black, tan, white). 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 many are non-shedding, there are still some that shed quite a bit.
Second generation (F1b crosses) may be curlier and will have a smaller chance of shedding. It is easier to reduce the size of the puppies (to mini's) in the 2nd generation cross.
- F1 Standard Bernedoodle (Bernese Mountain Dog x Poodle) mature approximately 50 -75 pounds. Price $2200 and up.
- F1 mini Bernedoodle (Bernese Mountain Dog x mini Poodle) mature approximately 30-50 pounds. Price $2500-$3500.
- F1b Australian Bernedoodle/mini (Australian Bernedoodle x mini poodle) Price $2500 and up
- F1b Bernedoodle (Bernedoodle x poodle) Price $2000 and up
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 like most large breed dogs, need active socialization at an early age.
First generation Bernedoodles are usually black, black & white, black & tan or tri-color (black, tan, white). 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 many are non-shedding, there are still some that shed quite a bit.
Second generation (F1b crosses) may be curlier and will have a smaller chance of shedding. It is easier to reduce the size of the puppies (to mini's) in the 2nd generation cross.
Odessa x Finn (F1b puppies) due October 15th - *we suspect that Odessa is not pregnant; breeding to Finn is tricky because of his small size.
Past puppies
Odessa X Finn
- Mini F1b Bernedoodles
Below: Luna X Bruno (Australian Bernedoodles)
Below: Lucy X Bruno (Australian Bernedoodles)
Below: Willow X Bruno (Australian Bernedoodles)
Below: Luna X Lewis (F1 Bernedoodles)
Below: Odessa puppies (F1b Bernedoodles and F1b Australian Bernedoodles)
