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About Bernedoodles Near Omaha, NE
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 cross between a Bernese Mountain Dog and a Poodle. This mix has become quite popular in recent years because of their intelligence and family-friendly nature. They are often considered to be part of the “designer dog” class, as they have no official canine registry yet. Typically, a Bernedoodle is a large dog that ranges in size from miniature to standard, depending on the size of the parent dog used in the breeding.
Bernedoodles are generally considered to be lowto non-shedding dogs due to their double coat. Their outer coat is usually slightly wavy and can range from fine and silky to rough and wiry, while their inner coat is usually soft, wooly, and thick. This two-layer outerwear helps to trap their dead hair before it can fall out, thereby drastically reducing shedding. On top of this, Bernedoodles are the result of crossing two lowto non-shedding purebreds: Bernese Mountain Dogs and Poodles.
When feeding your Bernedoodle, you should look for high-quality, grain-free food that best meets your particular pup's needs. Depending on age and activity level, your pup's specific food needs will vary. It is important to provide plenty of nutrition for your Bernedoodle and avoiding cheap fillers like soy and wheat. It is also important to provide the right balance of protein, carbs, and fats to achieve a nutrient-dense diet. Avoid foods that contain artificial colorings, flavors, or preservatives.
The best way to prepare for a new Bernedoodle is to start researching before bringing the pup home. You should look into the Bernedoodle breed to understand its specific needs, and read up on puppy-related items such as nutrition, potty training, how to socialize and train the pup, grooming, health checkups, and other items specific to the breed. It's also a good idea to invest in a few essential items such as a bed, toys, food, bowls and a leash in advance.
Bernedoodles are a mix between a Bernese mountain dog and a poodle. While they can vary in size depending on the size of the parent breeds, they are typically considered medium to large in size, usually weighing between 25-45 pounds. In some cases, they can be larger, as some poodle breeds are much larger than the Bernese mountain dog's size. But, generally speaking, Bernedoodles can be considered a bigger than average dog breed.
Yes, you can take your Bernedoodle running. It's important to ensure that your pup is in good health before going for a run. Depending on the age and activity level of your Bernedoodle, running may not be suitable for them. Check with your veterinarian if unsure. Make sure to bring along plenty of water to ensure your pup stays hydrated during your run and always be on the lookout for signs your pup is becoming too tired or over exerting themselves.
Bernedoodles are known to be excellent family dogs and have a very special bond with children of all ages. They offer unconditional love and companionship to those around them and are incredibly tolerant and patient with kids. As a rule, Bernedoodles are gentle and social, making them a great addition to homes with children. Generally, they are relatively low-maintenance and often very affectionate towards all members of their household. Bernedoodles are also highly adaptable and respond well to training, making them an ideal choice for families looking for a loyal, long-term pet.
Training Bernedoodles is an important part of their overall well-being and development. Generally speaking, Bernedoodles need about 15-20 minutes of quality training per day, broken down into two or three separate training sessions, such as obedience, agility, fetch, or clicker training. However, your Bernedoodle's individual needs may vary depending on their age, mental maturity, and personality. Therefore, it's important to consult with a certified dog trainer to assess your Bernedoodle and set a tailored training plan for them.
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