• ​The Standard Bernedoodle stands at 23 to 29 inches and weigh 70 to 90 pounds. Males are generally larger than females.

• Because they are a mixed breed, Bernedoodles tend to have fewer health problems than either Poodles or Bernese Mountain Dogs.

• Breeding of Bernedoodles began in 2003 with the sole purpose of creating a great companion dog, not a dog that would perform well in shows or just look cute.

• They may be stubborn as puppies, but that usually fades with age, and their intelligence makes them very trainable for patient owners.

• Bernedoodles are usually hypoallergenic and shed very little.

• Though they are generally good with children and other dogs, early socialization is always helpful in making sure they stay calm and comfortable in new situations.

• Bernedoodles can vary greatly in appearance depending on which traits they receive from each parent.

• They are equally happy playing outside as they are cuddling up with their favorite humans.

• Bernedoodles crave attention and are best suited to a home where they are not left alone for long periods of time.

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