It All Started With the 2 Best Girls from the Same Litter.
Cora.
Cora stood out to us the second we saw her. Tri-colored, with eclectic markings on her face, she was gorgeous and dainty looking from day one. She was the only one like her in the litter. Spunky and curious without ever causing trouble, she has an extra fun personality that we’ve never had in our house. Her coat is beautiful, the right amount of wavy throughout and she’d let you pet her all day long if you wanted to. She’s happiest when you’re rubbing her tummy and will roll on the floor when she knows you’re about to leave, asking for just a little more affection. Walking the neighborhood, she’s perfectly happy to be on a leash because she knows you’re right behind her and circling the yard, we know she’s keeping an eye out for invaders, good and bad. She’s been known to wrangle a snake to protect us and chase frogs away from our pool. We love Cora, the only fight we have in our house about her is who loves her more.
Ruby.
Ruby is an absolute sweetheart with the fully furnished, wavy-haired tri-color markings every mini bernedoodle owner desires. Her calm demeanor and perfect temperament was so unexpected after owning several German Shorthaired Pointers that we shake our heads with smiles on our faces daily, grateful for her. Ruby would be happiest right by your side, unless she’s chasing squirrels. She loves a good walk and is protective of our kids, always watching and letting us know when strangers approach our home. Ruby gets the award for most likely to find her way into your bed and steal your food when you’re not looking, especially if it’s a salad. We couldn’t imagine a more predictable dog, what you see with Ruby is what you get—loyalty, companionship and stunning beauty. We are smitten, she is basically perfect.
And, this beauty is our studly stud, Cooper! He is the same size as our girls, so we expect our pups to be between 20-30lbs full grown.
Sunrise to sunset, we truly think this is the best breed we’ve met!
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