If you’ve been dreaming of bringing home a Bernedoodle puppy, now is the perfect time to secure your spot on our waitlist! Here’s why joining early is the best way to ensure you get the perfect puppy at the best price.
As responsible breeders, we prioritize the health, care, and well-being of our puppies. With rising costs in veterinary care, high-quality food, and genetic health testing, our puppy prices may increase in future litters. By placing your deposit now, you lock in today’s price—even if our costs go up later.
Joining the waitlist means you get early selection when it’s time to pick your puppy! Puppies are chosen in the order of deposits received, so the sooner you join, the better your chances of getting the coat type, color, and personality you prefer.
Bernedoodles are in high demand, and our litters often fill up before they’re even born. Instead of waiting until puppies are available (and possibly missing out), securing your place now means you can relax knowing your perfect puppy is reserved.
As a waitlist member, you’ll receive:
✔️ Litter announcements & pregnancy confirmations before the public
✔️ Exclusive behind-the-scenes updates on our puppies’ growth
✔️ First choice when it’s time to pick your new furry family member
If you’re ready to bring home a happy, healthy Bernedoodle, don’t wait until it’s too late! Our spots fill quickly, and prices are subject to change. Secure your puppy pick and pricing today by joining our waitlist.
Contact us now to learn more or place your deposit!
A $100 refundable reservation fee is required to join our waiting list. Once the puppies are two weeks old and thriving, an additional $100 nonrefundable fee is due to secure your spot in line for puppy picks. The reservation fee may be transferred one time to the next litter. If we are unable to provide the puppy you’re looking for, your money will be refunded. Both fees will be applied toward the total cost of your puppy.
We are excited to announce a planned breeding between our brown merle Poodle and an outside sire to produce stunning mini Bernedoodles! This litter is expected to include traditional tri-color, merle patterns, and brown tri-color puppies. They will mature to an ideal size of 40-50 pounds, with a mix of curly and loose wavy coats. If you’re considering adding a mini Bernedoodle to your family, we encourage you to inquire about joining our waitlist!
F1, F1b, & Ultra Bernedoodles: Understanding the Differences
If you’ve been researching Bernedoodles, you’ve likely come across terms like F1, F1b, and Ultra Bernedoodles. But what do these mean, and how do they affect a Bernedoodle’s coat, temperament, and allergy-friendliness? In this guide, we’ll break down the key differences to help you choose the right doodle for your family.
What Is an F1 Bernedoodle?
An F1 Bernedoodle is a first-generation cross between a purebred Bernese Mountain Dog and a purebred Poodle (usually a Standard Poodle). This 50/50 mix results in a variety of coat types, including:
Wavy coat Bernedoodles – The most common coat type, with loose waves that shed minimally.
Straight coat Bernedoodles – Resembling the Bernese parent, these may shed more.
Curly coat Bernedoodles – Less common in F1s, but more hypoallergenic when present.
Pros of F1 Bernedoodles:
✔️ Strong hybrid vigor (health benefits from first-generation crossbreeding)
✔️ Beautiful, fluffy coats with a mix of traits
✔️ Balanced temperament (gentle yet playful)
Cons of F1 Bernedoodles:
❌ Coat type is less predictable (some may shed more)
❌ Not always the best choice for allergy sufferers
An F1b Bernedoodle is a backcross, meaning an F1 Bernedoodle is bred back to a Poodle. This results in a dog that is 75% Poodle and 25% Bernese Mountain Dog. Because of the higher Poodle percentage, F1b Bernedoodles are known for their:
Curly coat Bernedoodles – The most common type, ideal for allergy sufferers.
Wavy coat Bernedoodles – Occasionally present, but typically still lower shedding.
Pros of F1b Bernedoodles:
✔️ Highly hypoallergenic (great for allergy-sensitive families)
✔️ Minimal shedding
✔️ Intelligent and trainable (Poodles are one of the smartest breeds)
Cons of F1b Bernedoodles:
❌ Less hybrid vigor than F1 Bernedoodles
❌ Requires frequent grooming due to curlier coats
The Ultra Bernedoodle is a multi-generational Bernedoodle, meaning it has been bred from two Bernedoodle parents rather than a Bernese Mountain Dog and a Poodle. These dogs are specifically bred for their coat type, temperament, and hypoallergenic qualities.
Common Traits of Ultra Bernedoodles:
✔️ More predictable coats (wavy or curly, but rarely straight)
✔️ Even better for allergy sufferers
✔️ Consistent temperament – affectionate, intelligent, and social
Potential Drawbacks of Ultra Bernedoodles:
❌ Less genetic diversity than an F1 Bernedoodle
❌ Coat requires regular maintenance
If you love the classic Bernedoodle look and don’t have severe allergies → F1 Bernedoodle
If you need a low-shedding, hypoallergenic dog → F1b Bernedoodle
If you want a predictable coat and temperament → Ultra Bernedoodle
No matter which generation you choose, Bernedoodles are loving, intelligent companions that bring joy to their families. Whether you prefer a wavy coat Bernedoodle for a fluffier look or a curly coat Bernedoodle for allergy-friendly cuddles, these dogs are truly special!
Are you looking for the perfect Bernedoodle puppy? Contact us today to learn more about our upcoming litters!
