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About Bernedoodles Near Crofton, MD
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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Bernedoodles are a popular breed of designer dog, with a mix of both Bernese Mountain Dog and PoodleParent Breeds. They are known for being both affectionate and loyal, and are a great choice for first-time dog owners. Bernedoodles typically require weekly brushing and must be exposed to other dogs and people early on so they are comfortable in social settings. They typically have wavy/curly hair that needs to be trimmed periodically, and regular bathing is required too. They tend to be intelligent and have a lot of energy, making them great for active households.
Managing allergies with Bernedoodles requires mindful and consistent approach. The best way to do this is to be sure to keep your home as clean and allergen-free as possible. Brush your pet regularly and thoroughly, vacuum often, and keep the area they generally inhabit as free of dander and other potential allergens as possible. If your Bernedoodle must enjoy the outdoors, consider using an anti-allergen spray to reduce the amount of dander it could track indoors.
It is important to be aware of what not to feed Bernedoodles. Typically, many human foods such as chocolate, onions, garlic, and alcohol should be avoided. Additionally, while dairy products might be okay in moderation, it is usually best to keep those to a minimum as they can lead to constipation and other gastrointestinal issues. A generic rule of thumb is that if it is processed food, it is best to avoid it. It is also important to note that many veterinarians recommend avoiding raw fruits or vegetables for safety and health reasons.
Preparation is key to making your new Bernedoodle feel welcome and comfortable! First, you should make sure to purchase the necessary supplies for your pup including food, treats, food and water bowls, collar and leash, bedding, toys, grooming supplies, and a crate. Next, create a dedicated space in your home for your pup to relax such as a comfort corner. Ensure that this area is well-ventilated and that any cords or small items are out of reach. Place a few toys and treats in this space so that it becomes familiar and comforting to your Bernedoodle.
Bernedoodles vary in size, so asking if they are considered small dogs is a broad question. Generally, they can range from smaller sizes, such as a Mini Bernedoodle, which averages around 15 to 30 pounds, to Standard Bernedoodles, which can reach up to 90 pounds. Most are considered medium-sized, but Bernedoodle enthusiasts and breeders will tell you that their size is highly dependent on the upbringing and genetics of each individual pup.
Absolutely! A Bernedoodle has been bred to be an active, athletic breed and loves to go for a run with their owners. Be sure to introduce your Bernedoodle to running gradually. Start with shorter distances and slow running and then progress as your pup becomes comfortable and accustomed to running. Additionally, ensure your Bernedoodle gets plenty of exercise and is well-fed prior to running and ensure to stay in shaded areas to minimize the heat exposure. During the return walk be sure to rehydrate your pup and focus on implementing appropriate cooling techniques.
Bernedoodles are known to be good family pets and are very popular with families with children of all ages. This loving breed is loyal, smart, and affectionate and generally loves being around children. They do well in both indoors and outdoors settings, so their easy-going temperament makes them an ideal choice for any family with young children. Bernedoodles are easily trained and like to be involved in activities. They tend to be very active, so playing in the yard with kids is a great opportunity for any Bernedoodle.
There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question since the amount of time a Bernedoodle needs to train each day can vary from pup to pup. Depending on the age and temperament of the Bernedoodle, as well as your own level of experience and type of training, you may need anywhere from 10 to 30 minutes a day. It's best to start with a shorter amount of time each day and gradually increase it as your Bernedoodle progresses and builds their skills. It's important to note that not all forms of training require the same time commitment.
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