F1b Standard Bernadoodle puppies in Tipperary

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We are delighted to share that our beautiful F1 Bernadoodle 'Phoebe' has become a mom for the first time. She was bred with 'Jeff' an IKC purebred Bernese Mountain Dog from Cork and they became parents to a fabulous litter of five F1b Bernadoodle puppies over the Easter weekend. Both parents have been health checked by a veterinary practitioner.

Each pup is a chunky teddy bear and have become a loving part of our family, very playful and spent the start of their lives being cuddled, loved and reared by our kids.

There are 4 males and 1 female who are now ready for their new homes,

They are a fabulous example of this very rare breed here in Ireland and all puppies have been wormed every two weeks, received their first vaccines, are microchipped and received a full health check from the local veterinary practice.

They are all fully weaned onto quality puppy nuts and are toilet trained onto puppy training pads.

Please feel free to call, text or WhatsApp for more information

Update

All of Phoebe’s fabulous Bernadoodles have now found their forever homes. To follow Phoebes next steps in life and whether she has another litter of pups she can be followed on Facebook at Phoebe’s Bernadoodles Ireland 💙💕🧸🧸🧸🧸🧸🧸

Or if you would like to express an interest should Phoebe have a litter again please feel free to get in contact

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