Mini Whoodles are a mix of dog breeds, the Bernese Mountain Dog and a mini Poodle. Standard Whoodles are a cross between a standard Poodle and the Bernese Mountain Dog. Our top bred Whoodles have personalities that are lively, loyal, and love companionship!
What is a Whoodle?
A mix between a Bernese Mountain Dog and a Standard Poodle, our Whoodle puppies make for a smart, goofy, and loyal family dog
Berenedoodles can vary in size due to size of the parents. Our Whoodle puppies usually range in mature weight from 10lbs to 70 lbs. We have Standard Whoodle, Mini Whoodle and Petite Whoodle litters.
History of the Whoodle Breed
Whoodle hybrids were first developed in Switzerland when the Poodle first came to Germany from France, in about 2003. They are the combination of Poodles with Bernese Mountain Dogs. There are 3 standard sizes of Whoodle: standard, mini, and toy. Toy Whoodles typically are about 12 to 17 inches tall and can weigh as little as 10 to 20 pounds. Mini Whoodles are between 18 and 22 inches tall and an average weight between 20 and 40 pounds. Standard Whoodles typically weigh between 40 and 70 pounds, and be 23 to 29 inches tall.
Generally mini and toy Whoodles can be a little stubborn and energetic, they are affectionate and playful. These playful pals interact well with children and usually love spending most of their time with their family. As they love company they don’t do all that well when they are left alone for long periods of time. Whoodles can be suspicious of new people if not socialized from as early as possible. Their fur can be curly, long and wayve, or straight. While straight coats may shed a little more, both are considered hypoallergenic puppies.
Whoodle Puppy Breed Information
Do Whoodles shed?
That is the million dollar question 🙂 We do genetic shedding, coat and curl testing on all the parents for our Mini Benedoodle and Standard Whoodle litters outside of the pure breed Bernese Mountain dog as we already know they shed. The reason behind that is to ensure we are breeding parents that have the absolute lest chances of producing a shedding Whoodle puppy.
How big do Whoodles get?
Our Whoodle puppies are a direct result of their parents size and of course genetics. The poodles and bernedoodles we use for breeding are all on the smaller size, even our standards. Most our Whoodle puppy litters are in the following size range.
Standard Whoodle: 40-70lbs
Mini Whoodle: 20-40 lbs
Petite Whoodle: 10-20 lbs
What are Whoodles like?
Whoodles in our opinion are kind of like velcro, if you you are standing they will be leaning against your leg, if you are sitting be ready for a lap dog. The Whoodle is a very loyal family dog that loves to go for a hike, a boat ride or snuggle up on the couch.
KOBE
Mini F1 Whoodle
For Sale
$1,950
TEZZIE
F1 Standard Whoodle
For Sale
$1,950
About our Whoodles
The Whoodles we produce here are most importantly breed from parents who are fully health testing, allowing us to pass on a 2 year Genetic Guarentee on all our Whoodle puppies for sale.
We offer Whoodles in the sought after Tri, Merle Tri, Bi-color and Phantom.
Frequently Asked Questions
What colors are Whoodles?
Whoodles comes in many different colors and sizes:
- A solid color Whoodle will generally be black or brown. It may have a very small amount of white on the tips of the feet and chest which can disappear as the puppy matures.
- A Bi-color Whoodle has two color patterns to the coat. It will generally be black and white or brown and white.
- A Phantom Whoodle puppy will generally be black with tan points (this can resemble the Tricolor without the white). These points or tips are generally along cheekbone, eyebrows, front and hind legs, and underneath the tail .
- A Sable Whoodle puppy will have a two-toned coat color. It can have either brown or black tips on the coat. Sable Whoodles change or lighten in color as then mature.
- A Tri-color Whoodle puppy will be black, white and rust, the rust can also be called red or tan. These puppies generally have white on the face along with a white blaze over forehead and head. These puppies look the most like the Bernese Mountain Dog.
- Merle Whoodle puppies have mottled patches of color in solid, piebald, or blue-ish coats.
We’ve been fortunate enough to breed many tri-color puppies – they are always in high demand!
What do the different generations mean?
The different generations depict how much Poodle is in A purebred poodle and a Bernese mountain. This is relevant for people with severe allergies, since the more Poodle, the more hypoallergenic.
- F1 Whoodle: Bernese mountain crossed with a Poodle
- F1b Whoodle: F1 Whoodle crossed with a Poodle
- F1bb Whoodle: F1b Whoodle crossed with a Poodle
- F2 Whoodle: F1 Whoodle crossed with an F1 Whoodle
- F2b Whoodle: F1 Whoodle crossed with an F1b Whoodle
- F3 Whoodle: F1b Whoodle crossed with an F1b Whoodle
What is the price of your Whoodles?
The cost of our Whoodles range from between $1900 depending on their coloration and size. View the full pricing breakdown on our Whoodles pricing page.