Welcome To Seattle (Mini) Bernedoodles

Washington State UBI#606-031-060

Throughout this site you are encouraged to click on the images because there are really cute pictures of the puppies!

We bred Bernese Mountain Dogs for years and now, the past 15 years, switched to F1-Mini-Bernedoodles. We added the doodles because of the hypoallergenic nature and intelligence of the poodle, the amazing temperament/striking looks of the Bernese Mountain Dog and for a longer life by crossing the breeds. For upcoming litters we will breed for just tri-colored miniature Bernedoodles. When grown, their size will be 25-35# (females) and 40-50# (males). You are welcome to come to the house and visit or call 206-920-5076 with any questions you may have. Throughout the site are photos of past litters and if you click on almost any image, it will open into a larger window which you can easily close.

Updated 2026/2027 Puppy Plan and Annual Reunion (August 30, 2026):
Sunday, September 13 at 10:30am is the annual reunion at our home. Families that have adopted a puppy in the past are welcome to come back.
Maple Bars pups arrived. See the Adopting Page for more information.
(Prior updates) Maple Bar is due in the next few days. I've started monitoring her temperature and a normal canine's temperature is 101.5. When a pregnant moms temp drops below 100 for 24 hours, labor is eminent within 24 hours. Yesterday I had an x-ray to help determine how many pups are there and those images are on the Adopting Page.
Maple Bar was recently bred via surgical insemination. Her puppies would be due (human moms are always very envious) in 9 weeks at about August 21st. After birth, families waiting for a puppy may begin visiting them at 4 weeks and weekly there after. This will be Maple Bar's first litter.
Abbie will be bred in fall of this year with puppies going home in the winter of 26/27.
Liberty, after a season off, will be bred in the winter of 26 with puppies going home in the spring of 27.
After a breeding is done, it is about 4 months before puppies go home and families highest on the waiting list may start visiting them weekly when they are 4 weeks old.

I should have called the litter above "The Grumpy Litter" not really but in order to get this picture, I had to keep waking them up and I think they were a bit tired.

Before mainly sticking with the tri-colored mini-bernedoodles, I bred for bi's and sables.

Each litter generally has a theme and these were the Seahawks with Auntie or Uncle holding each of them! The puppies group photo is somewhere around or inside this house.