Bernadoodle puppies in Wexford (Bernese Mountain dog x Poodle)

Stunning Bernadoodle puppies. All tricolor. Bernedoodles are loving and kind, they love spending time around children, romping around with other dogs, and are gentle with smaller pets like cats.

They are low to non-shed dogs but will require grooming and frequent brushing. They will need daily exercise but not more than 30 to 60 min.

Their mother is a purebred Bernese Mountain dog with papers and pedigree and the father is an imported chocolate Standard Poodle, had DNA Tests done for PRA and came back negative. PRA is common with Poodles but the fact the father is negative means puppies can't inherit.

Puppies are very friendly and playful, enjoying play with other dogs and children.

They had their first vaccine and they are wormed regularly. They are microchiped and registered with Fido.

Please contact on 0851581023 to arrange viewings.

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