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 The Sheepadoodle is a cross between an Old English Sheepdog and a Poodle.  Sheepadoodles are very loving, highly intelligent, and make wonderful family dogs.  They require a moderate amount of exercise and stimulation, as the Old English Sheepdog (OES) is a "working dog" and enjoys stimulation.  Sheepadoodles have a very hypoallergenic coat that can range from soft wavy to soft curly fleece and are an excellent choice for allergy sufferers.  By crossing an OES with a poodle,  the dog's hypoallergenic factor is increased to almost 100%.  Sheepadoodles require regular coat maintenance and grooming.  Both Sheepadoodles and OES are born black and white and will typically turn to silver and white as their adult coat comes in.  Like their doodle cousins, sheepadoodles are eager to please, easy to train, intelligent, and love children.  Sheepadoodles may just be the new best doodle puppy for you! 

F1-    Cross of the Poodle & the Old English Sheepdog.  The F1 will have a wavy/curly coat with little to no shedding. 

F1B-  Cross of the Sheepadoodle back to the Poodle. The F1B will have a curlier coat that is non-shedding. They are a good choice for people with above normal allergies in the family.

Standard- 50 lbs and up.

Mini-  25-40 lbs.

These are general size guidelines- due to the complexity of genetics, we cannot guarantee size or weight.   

Bernedoodles are able to harness the best attributes of both the Bernese Mountain Dog & the Poodle. This is known as the “hybrid vigor.”

The Poodle genetics give them their intelligent, goofy and witty qualities, making them easy to train and housebreak. Along with that, the poodle genetics make bernedoodles virtually shed free and great for families with allergies!

The Bernese Mountain Dog genetics give them a playful, social, and loyal personality, making them the perfect companion dog. They are awesome with children and make a great choice for a family dog!

Bernese Mountain Dogs nearly went extinct in the late 1800s, and the effort to bring them back resulted in inbreeding which led to various health issues. As a result, they sadly have a relatively short lifespan (6-8 years). Crossing with the Poodle allows the Bernedoodle to keep the Bernese qualities that so many people adore, while also having a much longer lifespan (14-17 years).