Bernedoodle Puppies Available
Quinn💙Cooper
PUPS have arrived
PUPS have arrived
This is Quinn’s last litter. Quinn has been a huge part of our Bernedoodle program! We are so excited to announce her pups have arrived!!. These puppies are far exceeding my expectations as far as health and bright distinct tri coloring.
Quinn is an extremely sweet Bernedoodle. Her temperament is awesome, she is very people focused though gets along with other dogs too. Her DNA ,her hips, elbows, heart, and eyes have all been cleared. She is the complete package.
We bred her to Cooper, who is an outside stud.
The pups will be standard 50 to 60 pound Bernedoodle’s that will be tri colored. Each puppy has a blaze on their head as well.
We bred her to Cooper, who is an outside stud.
The pups will be standard 50 to 60 pound Bernedoodle’s that will be tri colored. Each puppy has a blaze on their head as well.
DOB: November 14,2022
Go home: January 6-9,2023
Price: $ $3,500.
Adult weight: 50-60 lbs
Mama weight 60 lbs
Sire weight 60 lbs
Coat: low to non shed, wavy
Color: tri colors-tan, white and black
Generation/Type multigenerational Bernedoodles
Go home: January 6-9,2023
Price: $ $3,500.
Adult weight: 50-60 lbs
Mama weight 60 lbs
Sire weight 60 lbs
Coat: low to non shed, wavy
Color: tri colors-tan, white and black
Generation/Type multigenerational Bernedoodles
Males- available
When deciding which dogs to breed I start with the health of the dog. I don’t breed any dogs without knowing that I have a clear DNA report. Many of my dogs also have OFA hips and eye clearances.
Then I consider temperament. The majority of my dogs are going to be calm and intelligent.
The next consideration is shedding. Most of my customers want a healthy loving family dog that is easy to train and low to non shedding.
When I go about it this way sometimes when doing a breed identification test a similar distant relative will pop up. Genetics can be tricky. A labradoodle might be a Austrailan Labradoodle which have 3-5 different breeds combined.
Please be aware that this is my criteria.
1. Health
2. Temperament/ Intelligence
3. Low/non shedding
4. Breed combo
Then I consider temperament. The majority of my dogs are going to be calm and intelligent.
The next consideration is shedding. Most of my customers want a healthy loving family dog that is easy to train and low to non shedding.
When I go about it this way sometimes when doing a breed identification test a similar distant relative will pop up. Genetics can be tricky. A labradoodle might be a Austrailan Labradoodle which have 3-5 different breeds combined.
Please be aware that this is my criteria.
1. Health
2. Temperament/ Intelligence
3. Low/non shedding
4. Breed combo