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ULTRA BERNEDOODLE PUPPIES IN COLORADO

Bernedoodles are a mixed breed created by crossing Bernese Mountain Dogs with Poodles. This intentional crossbreeding aims to combine the desirable traits of both parent breeds. Bernese Mountain Dogs are known for their gentle and friendly nature, while Poodles are highly intelligent and low allergenic. By blending these characteristics, Bernedoodles often exhibit a loving temperament, intelligence, and a low allergenic coat.


They come in various sizes, including standard, miniature, and toy, depending on the size of the Poodle parent. Bernedoodles are recognized for their striking appearance, marked by a combination of the Bernese Mountain Dog’s distinctive tri-color coat and the Poodle’s curly or wavy hair. These dogs have gained popularity as family pets due to their friendly disposition and adaptability to various living environments.

Prepare for your bernedoodle puppy

So, What's an Ultra Bernedoodle?

An Ultra Bernedoodle is a unique and carefully bred type of Bernedoodle that carries a higher percentage of Bernese Mountain Dog than the traditional F1 or F2 generations. They are in a category all of their own: ULTRA.

These are not your average Bernedoodle. Most Bernedoodles are classified by generation:

  • F1: 50% Bernese Mountain Dog x 50% Poodle
  • F2: F1 Bernedoodle x F1 Bernedoodle (still ~50/50 mix)
  • F1B: 75% Poodle x 25% Bernese (F1 Bernedoodle x Poodle)  


While these are common, our Ultra Bernedoodles are not part of this generational system.


Why? Because We’ve Reversed the Trend. Rather than increasing the Poodle percentage (as is often done for allergy-friendly coats), we intentionally increase the Bernese Mountain Dog percentage to produce pups with:

  • A more Bernese-like look and temperament
  • A stockier, more mountain-dog build
  • Wavy or slightly curly coats (not tight curls)  


Our Ultra Bernedoodles often carry 75% or more Bernese Mountain Dog genetics, giving you a companion that truly captures the heart and appearance of the Bernese, while still benefiting from the added health and longevity the Poodle mix provides.


With this you get the best of both worlds! You’re not just getting a “mix”, you’re getting a thoughtfully bred, family-focused dog with the soul of a Bernese and the smarts of a Poodle, with a stunning look all its own. 

Furnished vs. Unfurnished Bernedoodles: What’s the Difference?

If you’re new to Bernedoodles, you may come across the terms “furnished” and “unfurnished.” These describe coat genetics... and they make a big difference in how your Bernedoodle will look, shed, and feel as an adult.


What Does “Furnished” Mean?

Furnished Bernedoodles carry the furnishings gene, which gives them that signature Doodle “teddy bear” look, complete with fluffy faces, expressive eyebrows, and soft beards. This gene also helps produce the low-shedding, allergy-friendly coats that Bernedoodles are so loved for.


What to Expect:

  • Wavy to curly, soft coat
  • Low to non-shedding
  • The classic “Doodle” appearance
  • More allergy-friendly
  • Require regular brushing and grooming to prevent matting

 

What About Unfurnished Bernedoodles?

Unfurnished Bernedoodles do not carry the furnishings gene. They tend to have smoother or slightly wiry coats, little to no facial fluff.  and more of a Bernese Mountain Dog or Retriever look.


What to Expect:

  • Easier grooming, less trimming and brushing
  • Shed more
  • Not allergy-friendly
  • Lack the soft, fluffy “teddy bear” Doodle appearance
  • Coat texture can be more wiry or coarse (more like a Terrier)
  • May have a stronger natural doggy odor due to increased shedding and oils

 

Why It Matters

Both furnished and unfurnished Bernedoodles can be wonderful companions, but for families looking for that soft, fluffy, low-shedding Doodle look and feel, a furnished Bernedoodle is typically the best fit.


At Dancing Daisies Bernedoodles, all of our puppies are furnished... meaning every puppy has that classic, low-shedding, fluffy Bernedoodle coat families love.


We DNA test all of our parent dogs and past litters to ensure every litter produces the best possible coat quality, temperament, and health, so you can confidently know what to expect from your new puppy before they even come home.


 "Amber and family are amazing and lovable providers for family dogs and newborn puppies!  Her admiration for the pups wellbeing and care is visible and undeniable! The puppies, and their traits and personalities are recognized individually. Ambers face lights up when she shares personal experiences and questions about the breeding process.  I am honored to be part of the community!"

Temperament

A Beautiful Blend of Coats

A Beautiful Blend of Coats

 Ultra Bernedoodles are especially known for their gentle, loving, and family-oriented temperament. With about 75% Bernese Mountain Dog genetics, they closely reflect the calm, loyal, and affectionate nature that makes the Bernese Mountain Dog such an exceptional family companion. They adore being with their people, are naturally patient with children, and form deep, lasting bonds with their families. Combined with the intelligence and eagerness to please of the Poodle, Ultra Bernedoodles are wonderful companions for families looking for a dog that is both devoted and highly trainable. 

A Beautiful Blend of Coats

A Beautiful Blend of Coats

A Beautiful Blend of Coats

 One of the most beautiful features of our Ultra Bernedoodles is their gorgeous, loose wavy coat. This sought-after coat combines the soft, fluffy appearance families love with easier maintenance than tighter, curlier coats. While regular brushing and professional grooming are still important, the wavy coat is typically easier to care for and less prone to matting, making it a wonderful choice for busy families who want a beautiful, low-shedding companion. 

Low Shedding

A Beautiful Blend of Coats

Low Shedding

One of the standout features of Bernedoodles is their low allergenic coat, which comes from the genes of the Poodle. This low-shedding characteristic makes them suitable for individuals with allergies, as the minimal shedding reduces the amount of dander in the air.  While Bernedoodles are considered allergen-friendly, it is important to keep in mind that there is no such thing as a completely hypoallergenic dog breed. 

Intelligence

Water-Loving Companions

Low Shedding

Poodles are known for their high intelligence, and Bernedoodles inherit this trait. These dogs are quick learners, making them easily trainable. Whether you’re teaching basic commands or more advanced tricks, Bernedoodles are likely to catch on quickly.

Water-Loving Companions

Water-Loving Companions

Water-Loving Companions

Bernedoodles have a special affinity for water, thanks to their Bernese Mountain Dog heritage. They are generally excellent swimmers and thoroughly enjoy spending time in the water. Whether it’s a dip in the pool, a romp at the beach, or a playful splash in a lake, you can count on your Bernedoodle to make a splash and have a great time. If you’re a water enthusiast or live near bodies of water, a Bernedoodle could be the perfect companion for your aquatic adventures.

Exercise Needs

Water-Loving Companions

Water-Loving Companions

Bernedoodles, like very active dogs, require regular physical and mental stimulation. They need 30 to 60 minutes of exercise daily to stay happy and healthy. Given that Poodles, part of the Bernedoodle mix, are very active and need 60 to 120 minutes of exercise, it’s important to ensure your Bernedoodle gets enough activity.

Grooming Needs

Availability and Cost

Health Concerns

 While the low-shedding coat is a wonderful benefit for many families, regular grooming is still an important part of keeping your Bernedoodle looking and feeling their best. One of the advantages of an Ultra Bernedoodle is their beautiful, loose wavy coats, which are typically much easier to brush and maintain than tighter, curlier coats. Regular brushing and professional grooming every 3-4 months will help keep their coat healthy, soft, and free of mats. 

Health Concerns

Availability and Cost

Health Concerns

 Like all breeds, Bernedoodles can be predisposed to certain inherited health conditions. That's why we place such a strong emphasis on responsible breeding. Every parent in our program undergoes comprehensive genetic health testing and OFA certifications.

While no breeder can guarantee a puppy will never experience a health issue, our commitment to health testing, careful selection, and exceptional bloodlines helps give every puppy the healthiest possible start in life.

Availability and Cost

Availability and Cost

Availability and Cost

Bernedoodles are a sought-after breed, and as a result, finding a reputable breeder may require patience. Additionally, the cost of a Bernedoodle can be higher compared to other breeds.  Prospective owners should be prepared for potential waiting lists and budget considerations. Choosing to work with a reputable Bernedoodle breeder can help address any concerns about the health and size of your Bernedoodle.


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