Not sure a Bernedoodle is the right fit for your family? In this short video I talk about why so many families pick them.
Choose a puppy listed above, or save a spot on an upcoming litter if you don’t see the right fit yet.
You can pay online in a couple of minutes. The reservation is non-refundable unless the puppy gets sick or passes away in our care, but if your plans change, you can move it to another litter.
Bernedoodles go home at 8 weeks. You can pick up here in Millersburg, or we can bring your puppy to you by ground delivery or flight nanny. If we’re transporting, final payment is due by 7 weeks.
Questions first? Call or text me at (330) 275-3611.
Here are the Bernedoodle litters we have coming up. Every pairing starts with health-tested parents, and I pick them in the same order every time: health first, then temperament, then color. Each litter goes home with a vet exam, age-appropriate vaccines and deworming, a microchip, and our 2-year health guarantee. You can follow along on YouTube from the ultrasound to go-home day, and you’re welcome to reserve a spot before the puppies are born. To see how we raise each litter from birth, read our process.
This is a reservation list for future Bernedoodle litters that have not been posted on our website. We notify you when the upcoming litter is posted and allow picks to happen in the order that reservations are received.
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I’ve been raising puppies for over 23 years, and Mini Bernedoodles are what we specialize in. Our puppies start the ENS pre-training program on day 3: short daily handling exercises and a new scent each day through day 16. After that come household sounds, new textures, crate and leash introduction, and lots of time being held by different people. By the time a puppy goes home at 8 weeks, they’ve already been handled for nail trims, a vet exam, and plenty of noise, so the groomer and the vet aren’t new experiences.
At 6 weeks, an independent professional trainer, Kimberly Joyce, comes to our farm and evaluates every litter. She watches the puppies play together, then works with each one alone, and she writes the personality description you see on every puppy page. So what you read about a puppy comes from an outside professional, not from me trying to make a sale.
We mostly raise mini Bernedoodles, along with some micro minis:
Every puppy is a little different, so we never guarantee an exact size, coat, or color. Each litter listing gives you an expected adult range based on both parents. If you want to dig into the differences between generations, read our F1 vs F1B vs F2 Bernedoodle guide.
You’ll see traditional tricolor (marked like a Bernese), blue merle and tan, chocolate and tan, chocolate merle and tan, and harlequin merle. I know the color genetics behind every parent here, so I can tell you what a pairing is likely to produce before the litter is born. I’m always happy to talk colors on the phone.
It all starts with the parents. Our Poodle sires and Bernese and Bernedoodle moms are OFA tested (hips, eyes, heart and more) and DNA tested through Embark or Animal Genetics. Each one has their own page on our site with their test results, so you can see for yourself before you reserve. Our health testing page explains what each test checks for.
We’re on 9 acres outside Millersburg in Holmes County, in Ohio’s Amish Country, a couple of hours or less from Columbus, Cleveland, Akron, and Canton. Pickups are by appointment, and you’re welcome to see the puppies and meet mom in person.
If you’re farther away, we deliver anywhere in the contiguous U.S. You can choose ground delivery with a dedicated driver, or a flight nanny who flies with your puppy in the cabin, never in cargo. Get the details on our puppy transportation page.
Bernedoodles need regular brushing and a groomer visit every 6 to 8 weeks or so. They do best with families who are home a fair amount, and they love being part of whatever you’re doing. We’ve written more about this in our posts on grooming styles, temperament from puppy to adult, and apartment living.
No dog is completely hypoallergenic. Our multi-generation Bernedoodles with wavy or curly coats are usually low to non-shedding, and F1s with straighter coats may shed a little. If someone in your home has allergies, call me and we’ll talk through which litters make the most sense.
It depends on the parents. Each litter listing shows an expected adult range, usually somewhere between 16 and 50 lb. We mostly raise minis, along with some micro minis. It’s an estimate, not a guarantee.
At 8 weeks. We’ll confirm the exact day closer to time.
Fill out our questionnaire and place a $300 reservation. You can reserve a puppy that’s already born, or save a spot on an upcoming litter. If your plans change, the reservation can move to another litter.
We deliver to the contiguous U.S. by ground or by flight nanny (in cabin, never cargo). You can also pick up here in Millersburg, Ohio.
A vet exam and health certificate, age-appropriate vaccines and deworming, a microchip, a 30-day Trupanion policy, a starter bag of food, and our 2-year health warranty. The details are in our written Health & Genetic Guarantee.
Kimberly Joyce, an independent professional trainer. She evaluates every litter at 6 weeks and writes each puppy’s description.
