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About Bernedoodles Near Cherry Hill, VA
Looking for the ultimate canine companion? You might be looking for a Bernedoodle. As a cross between the regal Poodle and the fluffy Bernese Mountain Dog, Bernedoodles are a hybrid breed worth loving.
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Top Line Pups
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Bernedoodles are a hybrid of two of the most beloved dog breeds: the Bernese Mountain Dog and the Poodle. They combine the best traits of these two breeds to form an impressive hybrid dog. The Bernedoodle is a loyal, friendly, intelligent breed that has an important advantage: Bernedoodles are hypoallergenic and low-shedding, making them an ideal choice for people who suffer from allergies. Bernedoodles bond closely with their owners, and can learn to do a variety of tricks and toys.
Bernedoodles are hybrids of two different breeds, a Bernese Mountain Dog and a Poodle, and as such the trait of non-shedding can vary from pup to pup. Generally speaking however, Bernedoodles do possess a low to moderate shedding coat and very minimal grooming needs. Depending on the individual dog, some may be hypoallergenic, more so than their parents. Non-shedding Bernedoodles do exist. Their coats are not as dense as their Poodle parent breed and often maintain the Bernese Mountain Dog's longer hair.
Bernedoodles are an inquisitive breed and can get into almost anything, including potentially harmful food items. To ensure your Bernedoodle is kept healthy, research as much as possible about what is safe and what is not. Generally, avoid giving your Bernedoodle chocolate, raisins, garlic, and onion as these can be toxic if eaten. Also, steer clear of xylitol a sugar substitute found in many brands of gum as it can have a dangerous effect on any dog, big or small.
Yes, Bernedoodles do have special requirements, particularly regarding diet and exercise. Due to their dual-breed heritage, Bernedoodles have distinct dietary needs and should always be fed a high-quality diet that is tailored to their breed's needs. Similarly, as an active breed, they also require frequent exercise to stay healthy and well-behaved. Different ages require different levels of exercise, with puppies needing more energy and stamina than adult dogs.
Bernedoodles can get quite large, depending on the lineage of the Bernese Mountain Dog that is bred with the purebred Standard Poodle. Most Bernedoodles tend to range in size from medium to large, leading some to refer to them as 'giant' Bernedoodles. On average, males usually grow to between 25-34 inches tall and weigh between 55-90 pounds. Females typically stand 23-32 inches tall and weigh between 45-75 pounds. However, both male and female Bernedoodles have been known to grow in excess of those figures.
It is important to incorporate daily walking into your Bernedoodle's routine in order to provide them with physical and mental stimulation. The exact amount of time each day depends on the age and energy level of your Bernedoodle. Generally, it is recommended to walk a Bernedoodle for at least an hour a day, but this can vary. Puppies may need multiple shorter walks throughout the day and a tired adult may settle for a bit shorter. A longer playtime outdoors can also be a good substitute.
Yes, Bernedoodles are a great choice for first-time owners. These hybrid dogs have the characteristics of both Bernese Mountain Dogs and Poodles so they are smart, loyal, and friendly. Bernedoodles also have low-to-non shedding coats, making them a great option for people who have allergies. This breed is also very trainable, so they are easy to train and mold into the perfect pet even for first-time owners.
Absolutely! Bernedoodles are very intelligent and highly trainable. They make great family pets due to their loyal temperament, and are known for being quite intuitive. They're eager to learn new commands and tricks, and they tend to remember them well. They have a gift for problem solving and often surprise their guardians with their cleverness. They thrive when spending quality time with their owners and need mental stimulation to stay engaged. Bernedoodles have an innate curiosity and are always willing to listen and learn, and make great companions for people of all ages.
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