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15 weeksAge
MaleSex
$2,500Price
Maximus
Mini BernedoodleTransportation available
1 week
Mini Bernedoodle15 weeksMale
$2,500
Replies within 1 day
Description
At Lawler’s Legacy Litters, we are building something truly special through intentional, purpose-driven breeding. Rather than focusing on just one breed, we thoughtfully raise a variety of beloved companion breeds—because we believe every family is unique, and the perfect puppy isn’t one-size-fits-all.
Meet Maximus
F1b Mini Bernedoodle | Apricot & White Tuxedo | Expected 25–35 lbs Full Grown | Non-Shedding
Maximus is the kind of boy who doesn’t have to demand attention — his presence naturally draws you in. 💛🐾
This handsome F1b Mini Bernedoodle is dressed in a rich apricot and white tuxedo coat, with beautifully placed white markings across his chest that highlight his balanced, square stance. His apricot coloring is expected to deepen and become even richer as he matures, adding depth and warmth to his already striking look.
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Litter details
LocationMuskogee, Oklahoma
Puppies in litter1 male
BreedMini Bernedoodle
Ready to LeaveAvailable now
Age15 weeks, 2 days
SexMale
Health & Docs
Worm treatedVaccinations up to dateVet checkedRegisteredParents are health testedMicrochipped by collection date
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Original breeder
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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
