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America's Most Beloved Bernedoodles Bernedoodles

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Award-Winning Breeder

Recognized nationally since 2012

Health Guaranteed

2-year genetic health guarantee on every pup

DNA Health Tested

All parent dogs are OFA & genetic tested

Home Raised

Socialized with children, cats & daily life

Nationwide Delivery

Safe puppy transport to all 50 states

The Breed

What Is a Bernedoodle?

A Bernedoodle is the perfect blend of a Bernese Mountain Dog and a Poodle — combining the gentle, loyal nature of the Bernese with the intelligence and low-shedding coat of the Poodle. The result? A stunning, affectionate companion that thrives in family settings.

Known for their teddy-bear appearance, Bernedoodles are playful yet calm, devoted yet independent enough to give you space. They come in three sizes and a dazzling array of colors — from classic tricolor to phantom, sable, and merle.

Low-shedding & hypoallergenic coats
Gentle, family-friendly temperament
Available in Toy, Mini & Standard sizes
12-18 year lifespan with hybrid vigor

Learn About the Breed

Why Bernedoodles

What Makes Them So Special?

Four qualities that make the Bernedoodle unlike any other breed

Family-First Temperament

Bernedoodles are natural family dogs — patient with children, warm with strangers, and deeply loyal to their people. They crave connection and thrive as true members of the household.

Brilliantly Intelligent

Inheriting the Poodle's legendary intellect, Bernedoodles excel at training and love mental stimulation. They pick up commands quickly and enjoy puzzle toys, agility courses, and learning new tricks.

Low-Shedding Coats

Perfect for families with allergies, Bernedoodles typically inherit the Poodle's curly or wavy coat with dramatically reduced shedding. Their beautiful coats come in dozens of stunning color combinations.

Exceptional Hybrid Vigor

The crossbreeding of two distinct breeds produces what scientists call hybrid vigor — resulting in healthier, longer-lived dogs with fewer genetic conditions than either parent breed alone.

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