PennHip is an important test to determine if an adult dog is at risk of hip joint problems later in life.

This is the 2nd article that talks about how Bernedoodle puppies get color traits from their parents.

Bernedoodle puppies can be Merle and not show it. This is why DNA can reveal Hidden and Cryptic Merles.

Discover the unique coat types of Bernedoodles—wavy or curly—and learn how genetics shape their look and grooming needs.

Bernedoodles can display eye colors ranging between dark chocolate, amber, and blue. Figure out why this is.

I explain how genetics works to create Red Bernedoodles.

Bernedoodle hair changes as they go from puppy to adult. It starts fluffy and soft and can get thicker and curlier.

This is how I decided what stud I wanted to use for my next Bernedoodle litter.

This guide can help you determine the adult size of your Bernedoodle.

I got the genetic results of my Bernedoodle litter. I learned how recessive genes show up and how they may end up bigger than their parents

I just learned about the description "Teddy Bear Bernedoodle". I love the term but what does it even mean? Are my dogs considered Teddy...

What is Heterochromia? Heterochromia is a fascinating genetic trait where an individual, in this case, a dog, has two different colored...

Punnett Squares can be used to predict puppy coat patterns in litters.

The dangers of breeding two Merle colored dogs together.

This will help you know the difference between F1, F1B, F1BB, and multigenerational Bernedoodles.

The Bernedoodle, a charming blend of the Bernese Mountain Dog and the Poodle, has rapidly become a favorite among dog lovers since its...

Hey, Bernedoodle enthusiasts! Shelly here, and I've got some positively thrilling news to share. Our beloved Coco, the F1B Merle, Mini...