FAQ

Bernedoodles typically cost between $2,000 and $5,000, depending on factors such as size, coat type, generation, color, and breeder reputation.

Bernedoodles are costly due to their desirable traits, complex breeding process, and high demand for their hypoallergenic coat and family-friendly temperament.

Choosing between a Bernedoodle and a Goldendoodle depends on your lifestyle: Bernedoodles are more laid-back and affectionate, while Goldendoodles are typically more energetic and outgoing.

Bernedoodles vary in size depending on their type: Standards typically weigh 70–90 lbs, Minis 18–49 lbs, and Petites (or Tiny) 10–24 lbs.

While Bernedoodles are friendly and adaptable, they can be prone to health issues like hip dysplasia, require regular grooming, and need consistent training.

A Bernedoodle is a crossbreed dog resulting from mixing a Bernese Mountain Dog with a Poodle, known for its friendly temperament, intelligence, and low-shedding coat. They're popular family pets due to their adaptability and affectionate nature.

You should worry about blood in vomit when it appears as large amounts, dark clots, or coffee-ground material—these signs require immediate veterinary attention.

Parasitic, bacterial, and viral infections such as hookworms, Giardia, and parvovirus can cause dogs to vomit blood by damaging the digestive lining.

You should worry about blood in vomit when it appears in large amounts or is dark and clotted, as this may indicate serious internal bleeding or a dangerous condition requiring immediate veterinary attention.

Infections that can cause dogs to vomit blood include parasitic infections like hookworms or Giardia, as well as bacterial and viral infections such as parvovirus.