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12 weeksAge
MaleSex
$1,075Price
Parker
Mini BernedoodleTransportation available
1 month
Mini Bernedoodle12 weeksMale
$1,075
Replies within 6 hours
Description
6 Little Boys! Each one with unique colors and markings.
Momma is a Miniature F1 Bernedoodle. She is a beautiful Blue Merle with tan points. With the striking Blue eyes. She weighs 37 pounds. She’s a little shy when she meets strangers but once she get to know you she’ll stick by your side all day. She loves being exploring around our 4 acre property.
Even tho this is her first litter, she was a very dotting mother and needed very little help.
These puppies are up to date on dewormings and vaccines. They will be vet checked before coming home. They will also have a goodie bag to help them get adjusted to their new life.
They have been around children and adults, making them perfect a family or retiree.
Reach out today for more photos and videos.
Meet Parker, He is a Multigenerational Bernedoodle.
A multigenerational Doodle is produced by crossing Bernedoodle parents, rather than a Poodle and Bernese Mountain Dog. They are bred over generations to achieve more consistent, low to non shedding hypoallergenic, curly to wavy coats.
Parker is around 35-40% Bernese Mountain Dog. He has the traditional Bernese Coloring and the coat of a Poodle. He will be around 35 pounds as an adult. He will come home up to date on all deworming and vaccines, vet checked and a one year health guarantee, Microchipped and with a goodie bag to help get adjusted to his new home.
Mom is Vet checked yearly, up to date on all dewormings and vaccine and Embark tested. Dad is Embark and OFA tested.
If you are interested in learning more about this handsome little boy reach out to me. We are able to schedule in person meetings or video calls. We have several delivery options available if you are not able to personally pick your puppy up.
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Litter details
LocationSaint Joe, Indiana
Puppies in litter5 male
BreedMini Bernedoodle
GenerationMultigen
Age12 weeks, 5 days
Ready to LeaveAvailable now
SexMale
Health & Docs
Worm treatedRegisteredMicrochipped by collection dateParents are health testedVaccinations up to dateVet checked
Info
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Favorites4
Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
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Phoenix
Male$1,775
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cynthiaseman
10 months
5.0
I would give 10++ if I could. Denise was very helpful and pleasant to work with. Very professional but also thoughtful and kind. My little pup is very healthy and happy. Denise is a woman who lives her faith. I would whole heartedly encourage you to adopt from her!
mariegabbyisidore
1 year
5.0
My dream was to have a standard poodle and now I am really shocked that I finally found one in the price range that I can get the puppies that you breed are really really cute. I think you have a great business keep it up.
Pros
Combines the Bernese Mountain Dog’s legendary gentle, patient temperament with the Poodle’s intelligence and low-shedding coat
Outstanding with children — the Bernese’s family devotion is a consistent feature of the cross
Lower-shedding coat options in curly-coated individuals suit allergy-conscious households
Compact size relative to the standard Bernedoodle makes it practical for a wider range of home environments
Cons
One of the most expensive designer breeds in the United States, with puppies often exceeding $3,000
Bernese Mountain Dog parent carries serious hereditary conditions including cancer and joint disease requiring full health testing
Coat requires daily brushing and professional grooming every 6–8 weeks regardless of curl type
Strong bond to family means the breed does not cope well with extended periods of isolation
