Question 1

What's included In the price of my puppy?

Accepted Answer

-A 72 hour health guarantee. 
Every puppy from Beaudoodles is from DNA health tested and disease free parents. All our pups are taken to a licensed veterinarian for a complete physical as well as all appropriate vaccinations, however we want to give your personal vet the chance to evaluate your new puppy as well, to put your mind at ease and confirm that your puppy is healthy and well. 
To validate the 72-hour health guarantee, buyers MUST take their puppy to their vet within 72 hours of purchase. If your vet finds your puppy to be unwell or in an unacceptable health condition, you must inform us immediately. The vet must provide a written statement that the puppy is unhealthy and not suitable for purchase. We will take the puppy back and will give you a full refund. (Please note: transportation costs/arrangements will not be included) 
 
- a 1-year health guarantee against hereditary conditions and/or genetics health conditions that are designated as life-threatening or severe. 
 - Microchipped with my information. You can make changes to the file once you have your puppy. This way if your puppy ever gets lost he can be identified and he'll find his way home to you or me!
- Regular deworming to ensure a healthy puppy, free of parasites
- First set of vaccinations at eight weeks of age including distemper/Parvo (DAP) combo.
- A thorough health check completed by a licensed veterinarian
- 30 days of free pet insurance trial for your puppy through Trupanion
- A fun puppy care package including a stuffy that smells like mom and littermates, a collar, a few of their favorite chew toys, a sample bag of their current food, all vaccination records  including proof of vaccines and weight, and maybe a surprise or two! And of course, lifetime breeder support! Call me anytime!!

Question 2

Do you have to put a deposit down?

Accepted Answer

Our puppies are priced individually by coat colour and size. We require a $300 nonrefundable deposit to hold your spot on our waiting list. And then an additional $200 nonrefundable deposit once you have selected the puppy of your choosing. The remaining amount is then paid upon puppy pick up.

Question 3

What colours and patterns do Bernedoodles come in?

Accepted Answer

Solid Black or mostly black 
A Phantom colored dog has one main color and tips of a different color. It may have a base coat of black with tan on the chest, legs, cheeks, and eyebrows.
Phantom tri-color dog has a mixture of black, white and rust. They typically have a black base, some white on the chest, tan legs and no white on the face.
Sable or Tuxedo Sable is used to describe the dog’s coat color when the background of any solid color covered with black-tipped hairs. Sable Bernedoodles can have white tuxedo markings (white blaze on nose and white on chest and feet) or may be 100% sable.
Merle refers more to the pattern of a coat than to the actual color. It’s a combination in a Bernedoodle’s coat. The coat will be a solid color with wither patches, usually red or blue/gray, given the coat a speckled effect. The blue merle, a popular color, is when white and gray designs show up on a black base, giving it a bluish cast.
Bi-color or Tuxedo Bernedoodle coats consist of two colours, usually black and white. It consists of the classic pattern found in the Bernese Mountain Dog but without the rust color on the face and legs.

Question 4

What Colours Do Sheepadoodles Come In?

Accepted Answer

The Sheepadoodles is pretty much a giant teddy bear that is black and white. They can also be solid black and occasionally grey or white. Most Sheepadoodle's black markings fade to a beautiful silver/grey as they age. Typically, the white is more dominant than the black makings on their body. 
Nope! It's not a stuffed animal! It's an ultra fluffy, hilarious, real life dog!

Question 5

Do Bernedoodles And Sheepadoodles Need To Be Groomed?

Accepted Answer

When it comes to Bernedoodle’s coat and grooming requirements, there are a few things to note. Their coat is a combination of the thick Bernese coat and the hypoallergenic poodle coat resulting in a lower shedding, typically allergy friendly coat ranging from wavy to curly. Bernedoodles are similar to Poodles in that they have hair rather than fur, and they shed very little if at all - definitely one of our favourite things about this breed! However, this means that it needs to be brushed regularly to prevent it from matting. When it mats, it develops little clumps almost like tumbleweed under the overcoat, and this can be a very difficult to comb through so it’s important to ensure matting doesn’t develop.
The curlier the coat, the more often it should be brushed. Some Bernedoodle owners brush the dog every day. In addition to brushing the Bernedoodles coat, it should also be clipped every two to three months. The dog can be bathed a few times a year but should not be bathed too often to avoid stripping the coat of its natural oils.
When it comes to Sheepadoodle’s coat, it ranges from straight to curly. This thick coat needs to be maintained with daily grooming and monthly bathing. The benefit to this for type is that it rarely shed and is hypoallergenic. Although there is a possibility that some will have more old English Sheepdog in the genes and it will have a slightly shaggy shedding coat.
Grooming your Sheepadoodle is important to maintain their coat health. They need to be regularly brushed to maintain a long coat. Whether your dogs coat is curly or straight it still requires an occasional trim, especially around the eyes.

Question 6

What is your puppy Nursery like?

Accepted Answer

Our puppies loved from the moment their born and are watched closely. 
We weigh them daily to ensure they’re growing strong. 
The pups mother is fed supplements and quality food as well as treats while she is nursing her babies. 
The whelping area is kept clean, dry and comfortable. 
We use a heating pad is used to help regulate their body temperatures. 
On day three we start early neurological stimulation with the puppies. A series of five exercises done to improve cardiovascular performance, strengthen heartbeat, strengthen adrenal glands, increase the tolerance to stress, and improve their resistance to diseases. 
Each puppy is bathed as needed and nails trimmed to become comfortable with the grooming process. 
Puppy temperament is so important! While the puppies are in our care, we treat them as you would want them to be treated. This helps them grow into lovable canine citizens.
They are started on potty training, crate training and basic obedience training. 
They get daily handling and lots and LOTS of cuddles!

Question 7

How big are your Standard or Medium Sized Bernedoodle’s and Sheepadoodles:

Accepted Answer

Standard size shoulder height is 23 inches to 25 inches and weight will range from 65 to 110 pounds.
Medium size shoulder height is 19 inches to 23 inches and weight will range from 45 to 75 pounds.

Question 8

What is a Bernedoodle?

Accepted Answer

The Bernedoodle is a cross between the Bernese Mountain dog and the Poodle. The hybrid cross between these two well-known breeds produces an incredible dog with a moderate activity level. The Bernedoodle is simply gorgeous and have a wonderful temperament. They are amazing family dogs with special affection for children. They are good with other pets and confident in new situations if well socialized and consistently trained at an early age. They have a loyal personality, are extremely smart, sensitive, and of course a fun loving goofiness!

Question 9

What is a Sheepadoodle?

Accepted Answer

A Sheepadoodle is a cross between the old English Sheepdog and a Poodle. These dogs are extremely intelligent, energetic and fun loving. With the best traits from each parent pased down, they’re known to have athleticism and obedience from the Poodle and the sturdiness and temperament from the Old English Sheepdog. Sheepadoodles make a wonderful emotional support dogs because they have a natural ability to read human emotions. They’re the perfect family dog!

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