About the Bernedoodle
Why We Love the Bernedoodle Dog
- They come in different sizes so they can be a companion for every kind of family!
- The Bernedoodle inherits their Bernese Mountain Dog’s sweet nature and is known to be caring, affectionate, and docile.
- They are super kid-friendly and an excellent companion for kids due to their gentle and docile yet playful nature.
- They have low-shedding coats that make them suitable for people with allergies.
- This breed makes a great hiking buddy and is known to favor long walks!
Appearance
The Bernedoodle is a shaggy, fluffy, and goofy-looking breed.
As a mixed breed it can be difficult to pinpoint exactly which physical traits they will receive from either parent.
They may be more like their Poodle parent, or a bit more robust like a Bernese.
Either way, they will definitely be cute
Coat Colors
They come in a variety of different colors: solid black, black and white, black and brown, tri-color, merle, tri-color merle, and sable. Some may also have markings on their chest similar to a Bernese Mountain Dog.
Size
The Bernedoodle can come in different sizes. The most common is standard sized. Standard Bernedoodles are the largest. They weigh around 70 to 90 pounds and stand approximately 23 to 29 inches.
The miniature weighs 25 to 50 pounds with a height of 18 to 22 inches.
Temperament
- Kid-friendly
- Affectionate
- Playful
- Separation anxiety
- Sensitive
- Stubborn
The Bernedoodle makes an excellent companion for many – this is all thanks to their wonderful temperament. They are a docile breed that is known to be both affectionate and caring.
Combining the intelligence of the Poodle with the goofy, placid, and sweet nature of the Bernese Mountain Dog makes for a loving and playful dog.
With both parent breeds being working dogs, this breed is said to inherit a lively and playful nature. They do best in homes where they will have an excess of 60 minutes of exercise per day.
Grooming
The Bernedoodle has a single-layer coat. This means, less shedding!
Often known to have a low-shedding or even hypoallergenic coat, grooming this breed is quite simple.
You should aim to brush your dog 2-3 times a week. Regular brushing will help to keep their fur shiny and pristine.
