Standard bernedoodles usually come in various black, white, or brown colorations. However, the most common and popular colors are pure black, black and brown, black and white, or mixed (black, brown, and white).

Standard bernedoodles have soft, fluffy coats that are usually wavy or curly. They don’t shed very much and are hypoallergenic, which makes them an excellent choice for people with allergies. The standard bernedoodles may need a little more maintenance for grooming since they shed minimally. The curlier their coat is, the more often it will need to be brushed. Brushing your standard bernedoodle at least once a week is best to prevent mats and tangles. You should also trim them every few months to keep their coat looking their best.

Standard bernedoodles are known for being gentle, loving, and loyal. They make great family dogs and love spending time with their humans. They’re also very intelligent, which means they’re easy to train.
Standard bernedoodles are social animals and love being around other dogs and people. They require a lot of human interaction and need to be around people to be happy. They’re also very friendly with children and make great playmates. However, because of their size, it’s important to supervise young children around standard bernedoodles.

Standard bernedoodles are versatile dog breeds that can quickly adapt to various lifestyles. They’re great for families with kids, seniors, or anyone looking for a loyal companion. They love spending time outdoors and playing fetch, but they’re just as happy relaxing on the couch.

Mini bernedoodles can range in size from 18 – 22 inches tall and 15 – 35 pounds. However, it really depends on which parent they take after most. If they take after the Bernese mountain dog, they’ll be on the larger side. If they take after the miniature poodle, they’ll be on the smaller side.

Yes, mini bernedoodles generally get along well with other pets, since they’re bred to be companion dogs. They’re also very social creatures that enjoy being around people, children, and other animals.

Yes, mini bernedoodles make good watchdogs. They’re bred to be companion dogs, but they’re alert, have a lot of energy, and they’ll still bark if a stranger makes them uneasy.

Yes, mini bernedoodles need a lot of exercise. They’re very active dogs that need to be exercised every day. Mini bernedoodles also love to play and have a lot of energy, so it’s important to keep them active. You can take them for walks, runs, and hikes. You can also take them to the dog park or play fetch with them in the backyard

Mini bernedoodles come in a variety of colors, including black, white, brown, cream, and red. However, the most popular colors are black and white. Mini bernedoodles with rare coat colors may cost more.

The cost of our Bernedoodles range from between $3200 – $4000 depending on their coloration and size. View the full pricing breakdown on our Bernedoodle pricing page. There are two generations of mini bernedoodles. The first generation (F-I) is a Bernese mountain dog crossed with a miniature poodle, and the second generation (F-II) is a mini bernedoodle crossed with another mini bernedoodle.

Yes, standard Bernedoodles are very intelligent and easily trainable. However, they need obedience training and socialization from a young age.

While standard bernedoodle puppies are generally a healthy dog breed, there are a few health issues to be aware of. These include hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia, skin allergies, and eye problems.