Solid in color, typically black, with markings of another color other than white. Markings are usually tan or dark brown and patterned along the eyes, chest, and legs. There is no white on the puppy. ​Includes Phantom Standard and Mini Bernedoodles as well as Australian Bernedoodles.

What makes a phantom Bernedoodle?

Phantom Bernedoodle puppies are usually born with their rust markings. Some Phantom Bernedoodles are born looking pure black. If you look under the tail and they have brown markings that is a good indicator that the puppy will eventually have phantom markings.

What is Phantom color in Bernedoodle?

Phantom Bernedoodles are somewhat similar to tri-colored Bernedoodles, but they have less white markings and more brown hues in their coats. The most common phantom combination is black and tan. These pups usually have dominant black color all across the body with tan markings on the face, chest, legs, and paws.

Do Phantom Bernedoodles change color?

Tricolor Bernedoodles from a phantom poodle parent seem to start fading a bit later around 6-12 months. Tricolor Bernedoodles from a sable poodle parent seem to start fading around 8-14 months. Tricolor Bernedoodles from a poodle parent that has not faded seem to hold their color.

What is a Phantom abstract Bernedoodle?

Phantom bernedoodles are very similar to traditional tricolor but do not express a white blaze on their face. A phantom abstract puppy will still be able to express white on their paws/tail/chest!

The hardest period of having a bernedoodle puppy：the 1st Week At New Home

What does a phantom Bernedoodle look like?

A phantom tricolor Bernedoodle has black, rust, and white coloring. Phantom tricolors are often mistaken for phantoms because some of them do look similar. Phantom tricolors do not have white on the face. A phantom tricolor will have a black base, tan legs, and minimal white on the chest to a full white chest.

What is the rarest color Bernedoodle?

Considering the wide range of fascinating Bernedoodle colors, you might be surprised to learn that solid black is probably the rarest coat color in these dogs!

Which is better F1 or F1B Bernedoodle?

The backcross (F1B) Bernedoodle is produced by crossing an F1 Bernedoodle with a Poodle. F1B Bernedoodles will have a higher success rate for non-shedding and are recommended for families with moderate to severe allergies.

How do I know if my Bernedoodle is unfurnished?

One thing to note is that the curly coated gene does not indicate furnishing or the lack thereof in a Bernedoodle. The furnishing gene affects facial hair and what some people refer to as the “bearding.” A unfurnished dog can still have a curly coat, but their lack of furnishings will show in their facial hair.

How much is a Bernedoodle stud fee?

Stud fee: $1000 (For TCI only).

What problems do Bernedoodles have?

Health. There are, however, some conditions that Bernedoodles may be predisposed to, including hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia, eye problems, and skin issues such as allergies and hot spots. All breeds may be affected by any number of health concerns, but the Bernedoodle is generally a healthy breed.

What does unfurnished Bernedoodle mean?

Simply put an unfurnished Bernedoodle is a dog that does not have coat furnishings. If you take a look at the photos I have provided, these are all unfurnished Bernedoodles. Notice the smooth face. They do not have the bearding and facial hair of a Bernedoodle with furnishings. ​

Do Bernedoodles lose their puppy coat?

It's usually around this age, between nine months and a year that the Bernedoodle begins to lose this “baby” coat and grow in its permanent hair. Some Bernedoodle owners who don't want to deal with the everyday brushing choose the shave the dog regularly. It's all a matter of personal choice.

What is a F2B Bernedoodle?

F2B Bernedoodle (Back Cross So Even More Poodle!)

Puppies that are a cross between an F1 Bernedoodle and an F1B Bernedoodle are referred to as F2B hybrids. They possess 62.5% Poodle and 37.5% Bernese Mountain Dogs genes. This gives them a similar appearance and personality to Poodles.

What is an ultra Bernedoodle?

The Ultra Bernedoodle is our (Namaste Bernedoodle's) idea of the perfect Bernedoodle with distinct tricolor markings, chunky Bernese-like builds, and a beautiful soft wavy coat like the Bernese Mountain Dog. Ultra Bernedoodles are Bernedoodles with a higher content Bernese Mountain Dog versus Poodle.

Can Bernedoodles be merle?

Bernedoodles have a few standard base colors, but they also come in variations of each. Typically, standard Bernedoodle shades are tri-color, phantom, sable, brindle, parti, merle, bi-color. However, you can find them in merle tri-color, parti merle, sable phantom, and similar.

Why is my Bernedoodle not Curly?

Why Does My Bernedoodle Have Straight Hair? Straight hair is one of the traits a Bernedoodle puppy can inherit from their Bernese Mountain Dog lineage. Bernedoodles with a flat coat lack the “Cu Locus” (KRT71) gene that can be passed on from the Poodle side of this mix.

What's the difference between furnished and unfurnished Bernedoodle?

A furnished Bernedoodle would have a very Doodle-like look with longer and fluffier facial hair, and more prominent beard and eyebrows. On the other hand, an unfurnished Bernedoodle would have very smooth and short facial hair with no distinctive eyebrows or beard.

What are furnishings on a Bernedoodle?

The term "Furnishings" refers to the long hair on the extremities of dogs including head and tail (ie, mustache, long eye brows, etc). A mutation responsible for "furnishings" or "satin" coat in dogs has recently been identified in the RSPO2 gene.

Why you should not get a Bernedoodle?

Bernedoodles are prone to separation anxiety: Because they like to be around their pack, they can get anxious when left alone for too long. If you work long hours, this could be a challenge. You can combat this by signing your dog up for daily doggy daycare.

What is a F3 Bernedoodle?

What is an F3 Bernedoodle? F3 Bernedoodle can be a challenge to breed and can create unpredictable results, so they are not often bred. Like the F2 Bernedoodle generation, they do not produce as consistent of puppies. F3 Bernedoodles are commonly referred to as Multigen or Multigenerational Bernedoodles.

What is a blue Bernedoodle?

Merle refers to the pattern in the coat and is not a color as such. The white and gray patterns that appear on a black make them appear to have a blueish cast. These are called blue merles.

How do you tell what kind of coat a Bernedoodle will have?

The straighter the coat the more it will shed. Most Bernedoodles have the wavy hair coat that is low to no shed hair type. Most people with allergies are ok with this hair type. Bernedoodles with a more curly coat are more like the poodle and will not shed.

What does a merle Bernedoodle look like?

A Merle Bernedoodle is a cross between a Bernese Mountain Dog and a Standard Poodle with a very specific coat pattern and color, typically bluish-grey, red, or chocolate with spots or speckles of black or very dark brown.