About Doodles
Australian Mountain Doodle
The Australian Mountain Doodle is a blend of the Aussiedoodle and Bernedoodle, aimed at creating a low-energy, allergy-friendly family dog with a longer lifespan. This breed combines the intelligence and athleticism of the Australian Shepherd with the gentle nature of the Bernese Mountain Dog and the loyalty of the Poodle.
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Breeding History - First F1 generation litter produced in 2018; original breeders in Canada.
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Popularity - Gaining attention among breeders and families, with many returning for additional puppies.
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Coat & Grooming - Coats can be straight, wavy, or curly, requiring regular brushing and grooming.
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Appearance - Available in various colours, including Chocolate and Blue Merle; sizes range from 19-22 inches and 30-52 pounds.
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Temperament - Loyal, friendly, great with families and children, potential therapy and service dogs.
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Training - Intelligent and eager to please; training should start early with positive reinforcement.
Activity Needs - Requires regular exercise and mental stimulation, adaptable to various living situations.
Bernedoodle
The Bernedoodle is a mix between a Bernese Mountain dog and a Poodle. Bernedoodles are a very mellow, friendly, and loyal breed. We currently raise
second generation (F1b). Although we have done the first generation in the past, we have geared to popular demand providing calmer, smaller more compact and hypoallergenic.
Coat: F1 Bernedoodle (Bernese Mountain Dog x Poodle) The F1 Bernedoodle usually has a straight to wavy to soft curly coats and tends to shed very little. F1B Bernedoodles are recommended for those with pet allergies.
The Bernedoodle coat will require frequent bathing, blowing and brushing when grown out and is easy to maintain when trimmed. A Bernedoodle's coat
is different than a double coated dog and can be shaved without damaging the hair.
Appearance: Bernedoodles come in a variety colors such as our traditional Bernese look Tri , our beautiful rich copper Phantom and our famous Blue Merle.
Size: Our Mini Bernedoodles generally range from 18-19 inches at the shoulder and can weigh between 33-42 pounds.
Temperament: The Bernedoodle is a happy-go-lucky breed who is loyal and laid back. They are a gentle giants who generally do great with kids of all ages. They are social and love being around their humans.
Training: Bernedoodles are intelligent and training must be done with rewards, firmness, patience and consistency. Basic training should start as soon as you take your Bernedoodle puppy home.
Activity: The Bernedoodle is an easy-going breed who will need daily walks and exercise. They will require mental stimulation to prevent boredom and destruction in the home. They have a low to medium energy level and are perfect for those who like to get outdoors but also enjoy lounging around the house.
Cavapoos
Cavapoos are a delightful mix of the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and the Poodle, bringing together the best traits of both breeds. Known for their sweet and humble nature, Cavapoos are affectionate, intelligent, and always eager to please. They’re the kind of dogs that greet everyone with a wagging tail and a warm heart.
One of their most appealing features is their hypoallergenic, wavy (rather than tightly curly) coats, which make them a great choice for families with allergies or those looking for a low-shedding companion. Their coats are soft to the touch and easy to maintain, adding to their lovable charm.
Our Cavapoos come in a beautiful variety of colors including Red, Blenheim (white and red), Black and Tan, and Tri-color (white, black, and tan). They typically weigh between 18–20 pounds, making them a perfect size for both lap cuddles and playful adventures. Whether you’re looking for a loyal companion, a gentle playmate for children, or simply a cheerful, loving addition to your family, our Cavapoos are bred to bring joy, health, and harmony into your home.


Early Neurological Stimulation for puppies and why it's important:
Researchers have noted that new born pups are immature and under-developed canines that are sensitive to a restricted class of stimuli which includes thermal and tactile stimulation, motion and locomotion. Dr. Battaglia, discusses and demonstrates how to use the five stimulating exercises that give each pup an advantage.


