Doodle Information

The F1b Bernedoodle is the result of crossing an F1 Bernedoodle with one of the parent breeds(usually Poodle). This cross typically has a higher percentage of Poodle genetics, usually around 75% Poodle and 25% BMD. 

• Coat: F1b Bernedoodles usually have a curly, low-shedding coat, making them an option for someone with pet dander allergies.
• Temperament: They inherit the brain and trainability of the Poodle and the affectionate nature of the Bernedoodle.

The F1BB Bernedoodle is the result of a cross of an F1B Bernedoodle with a Poodle. This cross has an even higher Poodle percentage at 87.5% and 12.5% BMD. 

• Coat: F1bb Bernedoodles usually have a curly/wavy, low-shedding/non-shedding coat, making them an option for someone with pet dander allergies.
• Temperament: They inherit the brain and trainability of the Poodle and the affectionate nature of the Bernedoodle.

The breed was "invented" in 2003 by a Canadian breeder named Sherry Rupke.  In order to "breed out" some of the sickly genes in the Bernese Mountain dog, she bred it to a Poodle and the Bernedoodle was born.  Her goal was to attain "the traits people love about the Bernese with the chance of better health and a long life" and that is exactly what she did!  She created a breed that is not only beautiful with unique markings, but one that is intelligent, loyal and very loving!