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Mini Bernedoodle Puppies For Sale
Our F1 and F1b Mini Bernedoodle puppies for sale are bred from parents who have strong genetic lines with extended testing and screening for health, physical, and emotional attributes.
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Future Reservations
Pick 1: Geoffrey Damato
Pick 2: Lisa Owens
Pick 3: Dawn Carwile
Pick 4: Joanna Greenberg
Pick 5: Shane & Tina Easthom (April 2025 - F)
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Adopted Mini Bernedoodle Puppies
Are Mini Bernedoodle Puppies Good Pets?
What are Mini Bernedoodles Personality and Temperament like?
These dogs are very gentle and get along fabulously with other pets such as cats and birds. If you think you will want to get more pets in the future, getting a mini Bernedoodle can help provide a hassle-free experience. Owners will have an easier time if they choose the mini Bernedoodle. This is a breed that is easy to train and doesn’t require a lot of effort. As long as you give mini Bernadoodles a lot of love and take good care of them, they will remain lifelong, loyal companions. Training them as puppies is the best idea since they are still eager to learn.
Are Mini Bernedoodle good pets for families with kids?
The mini Bernedoodle is very gentle with older people, as well as toddlers and children. These dogs will adjust very easily to living in an apartment, although you need to take them out on regular walks and make sure they receive adequate exercise. Mini Bernedoodles range in size from 25 – 45 pounds.
What is the Lifespan of Mini Bernedoodle?
The average expected lifespan of a Bernedoodle is 9-15 years.
Mini Bernedoodle Grooming and Care Best Practices
Most Bernedoodles will need to grooming every 6 to 8 weeks. Some people like the look of longer hair and wait 8 to 9 weeks between grooming sessions. You should also brush your puppy’s coat several times each week. This will help prevent tangles and matting which can cause irritation or infections on your puppy’s skin.