B&B Bernedoodles (2024)

FAQs

Is home trained Bernedoodles legit? ›

The Home Trained Bernedoodles LLC is a licensed Kennel controlled and managed by I Tyler Baratta, my wife Karen Baratta, and my 3 daughters and son.

Bernedoodle Dog Breed Health

This breed (like all breeds) does have a few health issues that can emerge, including hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia, eye issues, and skin allergies. However, using a reputable breeder (if you're using a breeder), can help cut down the possibility of your dog having these issues.

The biggest advantage of Bernedoodles is that they make great family pets. While some dogs are only suitable for adults, Bernedoodles can get along with anyone (including young children). Their even temperaments, outgoing natures and innate desire to please their owners make them a great addition to any home.

Standard Bernedoodles weigh 61–100 pounds, stand up to 29 inches tall, and can live 12–15 years. Mini Bernedoodles, full-grown, weigh 20–45 pounds, stand up to 22 inches tall, and live 14–16 years.

The Bernedoodle can be quite headstrong, and if it isn't enjoying training, it will likely switch off and call it a day. Therefore, you need to keep training lighthearted. Avoid scolding, shouting at, or reprimanding your dog. And you should never physically harm a dog.

Remember that Bernedoodle potty training could take a long time. It could even take more than a year before your dog becomes consistent on where to leave their 'goods. ' So be very patient, at the end of it you will have a well-behaved dog.

Some notable Bernedoodle cons include: Grooming Needs – While the low-shedding coat is an advantage for allergy sufferers, it does require regular grooming. Bernedoodles, especially those with longer hair, need frequent brushing to prevent matting and tangling.

While they may be friendly and gentle, the Bernedoodle just might be too friendly and gentle to guard the house when you're away. Bernedoodles are not known to be noisy, and in fact, they bark infrequently.

If you are not able to give your Bernedoodle enough chew items then yes – he will be very destructive. Bernedoodles are large dogs with powerful jaws. If they are bored, they will do some damage to your home.

Tri-color Bernedoodles are one of the most sought-after colors in the Bernedoodle. A perfect Tri-color Bernedoodle is the hardest color to produce. We have been breeding Bernedoodles for over 8 years so we are able to produce the traditional tri-color in every litter.

What is the most desirable Bernedoodle? ›

Tri-Color Bernedoodle – has the classic color and pattern of the Bernese Mountain Dog. It is the most desirable look for a Bernedoodle but also the hardest to produce. Sable-Color Bernedoodle – appear to have two-toned coats.

2: Is a male or a female Bernedoodles better? Answer: Both, males and females are equally good but there are some differences in their personalities that may or may not be compatible with you. Male dogs (any breed) can be more stubborn but very affectionate and entertaining.

Bernedoodles puppies calm down or leave the puppy stage around 2 years old. Maintaining a consistent, clear training schedule will help your puppy to have a calm mindset and set you up for success as your bernedoodle puppy becomes an adult.

The increasing popularity of Bernedoodles has led to a high demand for these crossbreeds, which in turn influences their price. As more families seek out Bernedoodles as family pets and companions, reputable breeders may experience greater demand for their puppies, allowing them to set higher prices.

Separation anxiety can be a common issue in Bernedoodles, as they are known to form strong bonds with their owners. When left alone, they may experience distress and exhibit behaviors such as excessive barking, destructive chewing, or house soiling.

Bernedoodle puppies are not registered with the American Kennel Club (AKC) since the AKC does not currently recognize hybrid or designer breeds like Bernedoodles. However, we do register our puppies with the Continental Kennel Club (CKC), which does recognize and register doodles, including Bernedoodles.

Separation anxiety can be a common issue in Bernedoodles, as they are known to form strong bonds with their owners. When left alone, they may experience distress and exhibit behaviors such as excessive barking, destructive chewing, or house soiling.

The general public highly recognizes the Bernedoodle as a breed, but the American Kennel Club (AKC) does not. Some Bernedoodle breeders want recognition for their dogs, making this a controversial subject.

Factors Influencing the Purchase Price

Breeder Reputation and Location: The reputation and location of the breeder play a crucial role in determining the price of a Bernedoodle. Reputable breeders, known for their ethical breeding practices and high standards of care, often charge more.