St. Berdoodle- Hypo Allergenic-non Shed in Wicklow

Rare breed St Berdoodle puppies. Not to be confused with the Bernese Mountain Dog/ Poodle mix.Hypoallergenic and non shed.

The St. Berdoodle mix are a rare breed to be found in Ireland. Mother is a Purebred St Bernard and Father is a Purebred Standard Poodle. They have a temperament that is notably affectionate, making them perfect companions for families or individuals seeking a loving pet.

Known for their friendly and gentle nature. Their hair will become shaggier as they grow, you can expect them to be loyal and devoted companions, eager to be part of your daily life. Don't miss the opportunity to welcome one of these delightful puppies into your home.

above are photos of when they are from 7 wks old to (3 months old ,last year my Bernard had 2 pups)

Only reasonable offers accepted.

Mainly black puppies 2

Mainly white puppies 2

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