We Do Doodles Nashville

About Us

Experienced and Ethical

All of our Bernedoodle Puppies are raised by hand in our home with our parent dogs. These babies are a member of our family before they ever become a part of yours. This means they will be well socialized, litter trained and dog door potty trained, and know basic commands before they ever transition into your home.

Health and Genetics

Experienced and Ethical

We ensure that all of our parent dogs meet our high standards for breeding and are genetically tested. We want to ensure that all of our Bernedoodle Puppies are given the best chance at a happy and healthy life.

Why Bernedoodles?

Experienced and Ethical

Why Bernedoodles?

Bernedoodles tend to have the best attributes of both the Bernese and the poodle. They are fun, loving, goofy, sociable, and confident dogs. They are very gentle around elderly and children and seem to know what people can handle. Because of this, they make the perfect therapy and service dogs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Please contact us if you cannot find an answer to your question.

How much can I expect to pay for a We Do Doodles at Wide-acre Bernedoodle puppy?

With our babies, pricing depends primarily on their coat and color as well as their confirmation. As a general rule, though, you can expect to pay between $2,500 and $5,000 for one of our babies. For more information, visit our pricing page.

Are your Bernedoodles hypoallergenic?

Bernedoodles are considered a hypoallergenic dog breed thanks to the influence of the genes that they may inherit from their Poodle parent. Poodles are recognised as a hypoallergenic dog breed by the AKC given their low shedding coat and their minimal amount of dander. While we cannot 100% guarantee their hypoallergenic status, it is widely accepted that these dogs are mostly so.

Do Bernedoodles shed?

One of the main appeals of Doodles like the Bernedoodle is that they’re generally very low to non-shedding dogs. And that’s all thanks to the Poodle genes in the mix. It’s no surprise that Bernies and other Doodles are praised for their hypoallergenic coats, as they tend to trigger allergic reactions in people much less frequently. This does mean, however, that your Bernedoodle baby will have to be groomed to maintain their non-shedding coat.