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Bernedoodle

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Key Takeaways

  • Small breed belonging to the Designer Dogs group, known for typical breed characteristics.
  • High-energy breed best suited for active owners who can provide plenty of daily exercise and mental stimulation.
  • Easy to train and a good choice for first-time owners; responds well to positive reinforcement.
  • Low-maintenance coat with minimal shedding; suitable for allergy sufferers.

Quick Facts

Group

Designer Dogs

Size

Small

Life Span

12-18 years

Popularity

#605

Puppy Price

$700-$4500

Energy Level

High

Shedding Level

Minimal

Trainability

Easy to Train

Common Names & Aliases

BernedoodlesBernese Mountain Poo
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⚖️Bernedoodle Pros & Cons

Advantages

  • Training Difficulty:Highly trainable, great for first-time owners

  • Shedding Level:Minimal shedding, easy to maintain

  • Affection Level:Exceptionally devoted and affectionate

  • Child Compatibility:Exceptionally child-friendly, perfect family pet

  • Dog Friendly:Very friendly with other dogs

Disadvantages

  • Allergy Friendliness:Not hypoallergenic, may trigger allergies

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Price and Availability

Price Range

$700-$4500

If you choose to purchase the Bernedoodle, you should know that the mentioned amount of money is an average of the collected data from breeders' sites and puppy finder places. If you have a Bernedoodle for sale, please advertise it on a reliable website to make sure the Bernedoodle gets to a happy place.

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Availability

3/5

Availability

Average: The Bernedoodle is a commonly available dog breed. There is less risk of overbreeding compared to the very popular dogs.

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History

The Bernedoodle is a hybrid breed, a cross between two great purebreds: the Bernese Mountain Dog and the Poodle. The Bernedoodle comes in three different sizes, similar to the Poodle: the toy Bernedoodle (12 to 17 inches tall), the mini Bernedoodle (18 to 22 inches tall), and the standard Bernedoodl

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Recognition

Classifications

AKC Classification
Not recognized by the American Kennel Club.
FCI Classification
Not recognized by FCI.

This breed is recognized by the following organizations:

American Kennel Club
Fédération Cynologique Internationale
American Canine Hybrid Club
Designer Dogs Kennel Club
Designer Breed Registry
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Frequently Asked Questions

highly energetic and requires several hours of exercise and mental stimulation daily, making the Bernedoodle perfect for active families.

highly trainable and eager to please, making the Bernedoodle ideal for first-time dog owners who want a responsive companion.

The Bernedoodle needs moderate grooming with regular brushing and occasional professional care.

The Bernedoodle barely sheds at all, perfect for those seeking a low-maintenance coat.

The Bernedoodle is exceptionally patient and protective with children of all ages.

The Bernedoodle is very friendly with other dogs and enjoys canine companionship.

The Bernedoodle is not hypoallergenic, so it may trigger reactions in sensitive individuals.

The Bernedoodle needs moderate daily exercise such as regular walks and playtime.

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Bernedoodle Comments, Reviews and Questions

Brian

2021-05-20

Seems like they did a poor job getting their information. I don't get how a Bernedoodle wouldn't be good at therapy, tracking, SAR, or even pulling/drafting.

Grace

2020-07-17

I thought this passage is a great informational site for people who want to know if a Bernedoodle is a good dog bread for them!

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