The regular cost of a Bernedoodle puppy from a reputable dog breeder is going to be roughly $2,000 to $5,000+. If you want a more unique colored Bernedoodle such a Merle or a micro mini Bernedoodle you will be paying a lot more money (at least $4,000+).
What is the most expensive Bernedoodle?
Tri-Color Bernedoodle
The hybrid dogs that most closely resemble purebred Bernese Mountain dogs are the most in-demand and, therefore, also the most expensive. You can expect to pay about a $1000 premium for dogs with this color profile.
Are Merle Bernedoodles more expensive?
Merle isn’t a recognized color in neither Poodles nor Bernese Mountain Dogs, but you can find this gene in both dog breeds. As merle Bernedoodles are quite rare and challenging to breed, many people would be shocked at their high pricing. These pups can cost over $4,000!
How long do Bernedoodle dogs live?
Life Span: 12 to 18 years. Tiny Bernedoodles tend to live longer than standard.
What is a Phantom Bernedoodle?
What is a phantom bernedoodle? Phantom coloring is a dog that has one main color, and then has ‘tips’ of another color. If you can picture the coloring of a Rottweiler, or a Doberman, this is the same color scheme.
What is a teddy bear Bernedoodle?
A Teddy Bear Bernedoodle is a Bernedoodle whose parents are both Bernedoodles. They can also be referenced as “Multigens.” When you breed the best to the best, you can produce consistent puppies with classic loose wavy coats that are the closest things to a real live teddy bear!
Can you breed 2 Bernedoodles?
The F3 Bernedoodle is also called the Multi-generation Bernedoodle. This is the third generation or better of Bernedoodle. Usually, F3 Bernedoodles are bred with an F1B Bernedoodle and an additional F1B Bernedoodle. Additionally, you can breed an F3 Bernedoodle with an F2 Bernedoodle as well as another F2 Bernedoodle.
Are Bernedoodles high maintenance?
Cons: High-Maintenance
Neglecting to keep their coat brushed and untangled can result in skin irritation and health issues for your dog. Before getting a Bernedoodle you must consider whether you have the time, ability, and financial security to keep up with this high level of grooming.
What is the rarest color Bernedoodle?
The rarest variations are bi-color black and white Bernedoodle, sable, phantom, and merle patterns, solid black, and solid white. What’s more, as the tri-color Bernedoodle is one of the most coveted variations, you might have to wait slightly longer to adopt this Bernese-looking pup.
What’s the most expensive Doodle?
The most expensive Goldendoodles were F1b Goldendoodles used for breeding. Their costs were in the $6000 USD plus range.
How do you pick a Bernedoodle puppy?
The most common areas for coats to hold color is around the ears and muzzle. If you are looking for a Bernedoodle of a specific color, and you don’t want their coat color to change, you should choose a puppy that has a slightly darker coat color than what you want.
Should I get a male or female Bernedoodle?
Males might tend to be more affectionate and goofy, but also a bit more stubborn while females can be more independent but easier to train and less stubborn. The differences are actually quite subtle, and both males and females make absolutely amazing pets.
Do Bernedoodles lose their puppy coat?
There are numerous Bernedoodle generations that will shed less hair. For instance, an F1B Bernedoodles (25% Bernese Mountain Dog, 75% Poodle) will shed less because they are 75% Poodle. Furthermore, some Bernedoodle’s tend to shed very little for the first year of their lives as their puppy coat develops.
At what age do Bernedoodles go into heat?
Although six months old is the average age of a dog’s first heat, this can vary widely. Some dogs can go into heat as young as four months, while larger breeds may be as old as two years before their first heat. Responsible breeders never breed a dog on her first or even her second heat.
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