Bernedoodles
Meet Our Bernedoodle Puppies
One Sweet Little Personality is Waiting for Her Forever Family
There’s something special about watching a litter grow from tiny newborns into little individuals with personalities all their own. Some are outgoing explorers, some would rather curl up beside you, and some somehow manage to be both within five minutes.
Bella and Bowie’s puppies were born May 23, 2026, and one little girl is still waiting for the family who will call her their own. She’s expected to mature in the 25–30 pound range, and I’m happy to help you get to know her beyond just color, size, or collar.
Meet Maisie ↓
MAISIE
(Red Collar)
Bernedoodle • Girl • Expected Adult Size: 25–30 lbs.
The Happy-Go-Lucky One
Maisie approaches life with plenty of curiosity and enthusiasm. She loves to play, loves attention, and has the kind of friendly personality that makes everyone want to pick her up. Maisie’s confident without being overly rambunctious and should make a wonderful companion for a family looking for an affectionate puppy with a playful side.
Ready to Go Home Now • Special Price: $1,800
Want to Meet Maisie?
Call or Text Deborah: 480-205-7130
PHOTOS TAKEN AUGUST 23, 2026
See Maisie in Action! ❤️
Parent Information
Petite Bernedoodles
ALREADY HOME AND LOVED ❤️
These littermates have already found their forever families, but I love showing them here so you can see the whole Bella and Bowie litter.
Blue Collar Boy
Dark Pink Collar Girl
Purple Collar Boy
Orange Collar Boy
Yellow Collar Girl
Green Collar Boy
MAX
Light Pink Collar Girl
MOLLY
What is a Bernedoodle?
Clever, goofy, gentle. It is a cross between the Bernese Mountain Dog and any size Poodle, of course! The breeding process for having bernedoodles is the same for having goldendoodles. They, like goldendoodles, can be bred for different sizes and the coats can be straight, wavy, or curly. The bernedoodle is strikingly beautiful and many puppies carry the black, tan, and white coat colors of the Bernese Mountain Dog, while poodles have a much wider range of coat colors and patterns. Because of this pairing, bernedoodles can be tricolor but they can also be pure black, black and white, brown and white or a random mix of colors and patterns.
Temperamentally speaking, bernedoodle fans boast that this mixed breed has the best of both worlds. Sarah Hodgson, author, trainer, and applied behaviorist with the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants, loves the bernedoodle temperament. “As a trainer, I’ve been watching their star rise for over 10 years,” she says. “What I love about this mix is that when you get a bernedoodle from a mindful, responsible breeder, you get the sweet, mellow temperament of a Bernese blended with the sociability, smarts, and sense of humor of a poodle.” Bernedoodles were bred solely for companionship, so they love attention and lots of cuddles from their families. They are just as happy curling up on the couch as they are hiking a trail alongside their humans. They’re playful and active dogs who can be willful as puppies but are highly trainable thanks to their big brains. Personal space is not a part of their vocabulary, and they should not be left alone much.
They’re the perfect family dog and have a special fondness for children with the added bonus of a non-shedding coat!
What Do Bernedoodle Puppies Look Like?
