FAQ For Mini Bernedoodles

Yes, Mini Bernedoodles are considered a hypoallergenic breed. However, there is
no such thing as a fully hypoallergenic dog, as people can also be allergic to
dog saliva or urine, etc. For those with mild to medium pet allergies, doodles
make a wonderful addition to the family, as they are usually low shed to no
shed. For a person with severe allergies, we want to ensure that the puppy
you take home has as curly a coat as possible. An F1B is usually
recommended for people with more severe allergy problems.

F1 refers to the cross between two purebred dogs- A Bernese
Mountain Dog crossed with a Poodle. This generation cross gives a 50/50
mix, genetically they will have a combination of attributes between the two
parents. Coats in F1s can vary in terms of the percentage of hair shedding.
Some will be nearly completely non-shedding and others will have a
percentage of hair that still sheds. There can be variation within this
generation in terms of coat but most will be a loose wavy coat through to a
curly wave. The reason someone would choose this generation is that they
have a more even combination of the genetics and personality of the parent
breeds- In Bernedoodles the F1s typically have the most Bernese colors,
blockiness, and personality.

•F1B’s are a Bernedoodle crossed with a Poodle (25% Bernese
Mountain Dog and 75% Poodle). Their coats are usually low to non-shedding.
Typically, half of the litter will have a curly coat and half will have a looser
wavy coat. They are more suited to a family that may have mild allergies or
that feel strongly about shedding in their dog. Their build will usually be a
little less blocky and their colors can vary more than the F1’s.

•F2 or Multi-Generational refers to two Bernedoodle parents who are
bred together to achieve a multi-generational cross. The attributes can vary,
but the idea behind multi-gen breeding is to reach a consistent pairing
between desirable attributes from both parents. All purebred dogs today
come from many generations of breeding multi-gen crosses to achieve a
consistent breed standard. There can be variation in the mix of genes that
each multi-gen puppy gets, but with many generations, a predictable set of
traits and looks will emerge.

We want every puppy to go home happy and healthy. To ensure that all is
well in its new environment, we ask that if possible you get your puppy
checked by a vet within 10 days of going home. We also recommend not
placing your puppy down on any grass where other dogs have gone to potty
until your puppy is seen by a vet. To view the whole health guarantee click
here.