Multigen Bernedoodles 

Bernedoodles are considered loyal, charming, and love nothing more than pleasing their people, making them easy to train and even easier to adore. A Bernedoodle’s temperament is influenced by training and socialization. While they are easygoing and gentle, they are also sensitive. Without proper socialization, they can become aloof or apprehensive around strangers. Their intelligence and adaptability allow them to respond well to positive reinforcement and reward-based training, meaning they are often receptive to being trained as working dogs. Bernedoodles thrive working as therapy dogs in hospitals or in eldercare, as comfort animals for children or people with developmental disorders, or as service animals for those with severe allergies, diabetes, or visual/hearing impairments. Bernedoodles tend to love being around people.

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F1 Bernedoodle = Bernese Mountain Dog bred to a Poodle resulting in a  50/50 cross.

F2 Bernedoodle = F1 Bernedoodle and a F1 Bernedoodle bred back to one another.

Multigen Bernedoodle = Bernedoodle bred with another Bernedoodle, typically from the F2 generation or later, aiming to stabilize desirable traits like low shedding, consistent coat textures (wavy/curly), loyal temperament.