Puppies raised in the family home,
as family members.

If you’d like to be added to our waiting list we take an initial fee to secure your place on the list (this is something i hate to have to do but due to having a list full of time wasters, I must do to have our puppies futures planned in advance). The fee is £200 for non Tri colour and £300 for Tri colour. This fee is NON-REFUNDABE. For example, if your name is down for a tri colour female and a tri colour female is born, this will be your selected puppy, however if your desired sex/colour isn't in the litter the deposit can be refunded. So please ensure you think carefully about your decision. Once the the litter is born, if this litter contains the sex and colour you initially requested, a further £400 is required to hold your desired puppy. This total non refundable deposit amount is deducted from your puppy's total price.

Yes! They are checked by a vet nurse and receive a full health report, They are also health checked by a registered veterinarian, meaning you will receive a health declaration certificate to ensure your puppy is healthy.

No. Please be prepared to answer questions as we want only the best of homes for our puppies. Please note all of our puppies leave with a contract stating they are pets only and not to be used for the purpose of breeding. The reason for this is there are many breeders that unfortunately do not treat & raise their puppies to the standards I do.

Yes, our puppies receive their first vaccination around 7 weeks of age, along with a full vet check. Our vet advises the second vaccination to be given in their new home between 2-4 weeks after the first.

Yes!! Always, they are born in our living room and receive around the clock care , so please expect our puppies to be having fun in our living room and kitchen when you come to visit your chosen puppy. regardless how nice peoples "kennels" are, i do not believe puppies should be raise outside of the family home .

Yes and No. No dog is ever considered entirely hypoallergenic, so i will be completely honest regarding this, as many breeders are not . So although our puppies coats do not seem to create allergy issues. For example, you can be allergic to the saliva of a dog. We have never received a report of anybody being allergic to one of our puppies.

Unfortunately not, No this is not something we offer. We do all of this IN OUR HOME, not kennels, and have to create a line for some level of normalcy and safety for our puppies and us. Many people choose their puppy at 2 weeks old via video calls and or photos. We also feel it’s unsafe due to the number of dog thefts or very young puppies exposed to so many people and germs too young. We offer visitations for those families who have already chosen their puppy as soon as we feel they are old enough.

Yes, we DNA test our breeding dogs for breed relevant hereditary diseases that are detrimental to the poodle and Bernese mountain dog. Any large breed in our breeding programme is also hip & elbow scored.

No, although from experience and parent size we can have a good guess at the size a puppy will grow to, due to it being a mixed gene pool we cannot guarantee size. mediums should mature around 18-19'' to the shoulder and around 17-18kg miniatures should mature around 15 -16'' to the shoulder and around 10-13kg in weight.

A professional home breeder puts everything into their dogs and puppies, we work 365 days a year. we miss celebrations, weddings, family holidays and so much more raising our puppies to the best of our knowledge. We never get a 'day off' or a 'lie in'. Please take into account for us to purchase and import just one of our miniature bernedoodles from the USA, the costs exceed over £10,000 There has also been a huge rise in all sorts of fees from energy bills, vets fees, groomers fees, health testing, high quality diets and our taxes .