Bernedoodles can be described in several different ways, including size, generation, coat type, and color.

SizeThe most common size categories are:

Tiny • Mini • Medium • Standard

Generation

You may also see terms such as:

F1 Bernedoodle — Bernese Mountain Dog × Poodle

F1B Bernedoodle — F1 Bernedoodle × Poodle

F1BB Bernedoodle — F1B Bernedoodle × Poodle

Multigenerational Bernedoodle — Bernedoodles bred from Bernedoodle parents or other established Bernedoodle generations.

The generation can influence coat characteristics and other traits, but it does not guarantee a particular coat, temperament, size, or allergy response.

Bernedoodles are a wonderful mix of the Bernese Mountain Dog and Poodle, known for their loving personalities, intelligence, playful nature, and beautiful coats. Because they are a mixed breed, their adult size, weight, coat, and personality can vary depending on their genetics and the size of their parents.

How Big Do Bernedoodles Get?

The adult size of a Bernedoodle depends largely on the size of the Poodle parent. At Heavenly Bernedoodle Paws, we recommend thinking of size as an estimate rather than a guarantee, since puppies from the same litter can mature differently.