Pricing
All of our puppies are priced the same regardless of size, colour, generation or coat type. We put the same effort and dedication towards each of our puppies, so there is no reason to value them differently. To read about our advanced puppy curriculum, Click Here.
Our puppies are priced at CA$4,000 +hst and are all sold on a strictly enforced spay/neuter contract. Please Contact Us if you are looking to purchase your puppy with breeding rights (only in-home breeders who are completing thorough breed-appropriate health testing need apply).
Mini Bernedoodle
Our Mini Bernedoodles will typically range between 20lbs and 40lbs on average as adults. All the greatness of a Bernedoodle in a more compact, lightweight size! We take extra care to slowly bring down the size of our minis to preserve the quality of their joints and conformation.
Medium Bernedoodle
Our Medium Bernedoodles will typically range between 40lbs and 60lbs on average as adults. Not too big, not too small - this is the doodle Goldilocks was looking for! If you're seeking a lighter weight companion that can still keep up with the big dogs, a medium is for you!
Standard Bernedoodle
Our Standard Bernedoodles will typically range between 60lbs and 80lbs on average as adults. If you're a fan of the big, lovable size of the Bernese Mountain Dog, but you prefer the look and low shedding qualities the Bernedoodle offers, a Standard is the size for you!
Tricolour & Phantom
Tricolours and phantoms will have either a black or brown/chocolate coat with tan points (aka "Bernese markings") on the face, chest and legs. The black or brown/chocolate coat can sometimes fade slightly as they get older, but not always. A tricolour will have tuxedo markings while a phantom will have no white. If they have small amounts of white, they are considered a phantom abstract. If they have more than 50% white on their body, they are considered a phantom parti or a "parti tricolour". Keep reading to learn more about terms like parti, tuxedo and abstract.
Black Tricolour
Merle Tricolour & Phantom
The merle gene creates mottled patches of diluted colour on what would ordinarily be a solid coloured coat. Black merles (typically known as blue merles) will have black and grey blended patches, and brown/chocolate merles will have brown and beige blended patches. Merle tricolours will have a merle coat with tan points and tuxedo markings. Merle phantoms will have the same merle coat and tan points, but no white. Merle phantom abstracts will have small white markings, and merle parti tricolours have over 50% white on their body.
Blue Merle Phantom
Merle
Merle puppies will have the same colour as merle tricolours/phantoms but they will not have any tan points on their face, chest and legs. They will have a mottled merle coat - either black and grey, known as blue merle, or chocolate and beige, known as chocolate merle. A merle can have any variation of white markings - a parti will have over 50% white, a tuxedo will have 25-50% white, an abstract will have small white markings, and a solid will have no white.
Blue Merle Abstract
Sable
A sable has a black-based or chocolate-based body with darker ears, tail and hair tips. They will almost always be born darker and will fade as they age. Black-based sables usually end up a light beige and chocolate sables usually end up a brownish tan, though the darker points on their body often stay dark. Many sables will have tan points as well, but because their coat colour often lightens so much, those markings may fade once they reach adulthood. It is possible for us to produce merle sables as well, but the merle pattern often fades with their coat colour too.
Black-based Sable Tuxedo
Cream & Apricot
Creams range from a light beige colour to almost white. Apricots are slightly darker, ranging from a beige to a light orange. Although white markings can sometimes be difficult to see on cream puppies, these pups can have any variation of white markings on them depending on their parents. A parti will have at least 50% white on their body, a tuxedo will have 25-50% white on their body, an abstract will have small white markings and a solid will have no white at all.
Apricot Abstract
Chocolate & Black
Chocolate and black are exactly what they sound like - chocolate coloured and black. The black or chocolate coat can sometimes fade slightly as they get older, but not always. Just like other colours, they can both have any variation of white markings on them depending on their parents. A parti will have at least 50% white covering their body, a tuxedo will have 25-50% white covering their body (typically down their neck, chest, belly, and sometimes legs and face), an abstract will have small white markings and a solid will have no white markings at all.
Chocolate Tuxedo