Bernedoodle Puppies for Sale

Temperament

These Bernedoodle puppies are intelligent, playful, and sweet-natured. They like children and usually do well with other dogs and pets. The playful dogs are merry but can sometimes be stubborn, especially during the puppy phase. While they learn commands quickly, some will resist training at first, so be consistent.

This breed can be reserved or even nervous around strangers if the pups are not properly socialized early on. Puppies love to cuddle and enjoy moderate exercise, so a few short walks a day should keep them calm and centered.

While smaller pups may do well in an apartment, full-sized Bernedoodles need room to roam and like to hang out in a fenced-in yard when possible. They also crave indoor time with their masters and may get lonely if left alone for long periods.

Health

The Bernedoodle breed is generally healthy and live an average of 12-15 years. While hybrid breeds usually benefit from the inherent vigor of genetic diversity, these pups may inherit some health issues from one or both of their parent breeds.

Because the breed is new, information about health concerns is somewhat limited. Early observations show that they carry some risk for Cancer. Additional health issues to watch for include:

• Hip Dysplasia
• Epilepsy
• Malignant Histiocytosis

Keep your pup at a healthy weight to reduce the chances of health concerns. All dog owners should keep their pets current on vaccines and get regular veterinarian checkups.

Coat & Coat Care

Bernedoodles have a long coat which can be on the wavy/curly side. If your pup has a straighter coat, they may trigger allergies.

A Bernedoodle puppy’s curly coats can mat and irritate their skin, so it’s essential to brush your pup 2-3 times a week. You may want to trim your pup’s coat every few months to make grooming easier. Bathe infrequently to protect the coat’s natural protective oils.