- How big is a Bernedoodle full grown?
- 10 to 100 pounds across every size this breed comes in, standing 23 to 29 inches at the shoulder. No registry recognizes this cross, so these are typical ranges rather than a standard.
- How can I tell how big my Bernedoodle puppy will get?
- Weigh your puppy and enter its age in the calculator on this page. It is already set to the extra large growth curve for this breed, so it works backwards from where your puppy is now rather than from the breed average. Four to six months is when the estimate is most reliable.
- How often does a Bernedoodle need grooming?
- A curly or doodle coat needs a groom every 4 to 6 weeks under published guidance. Over a year that adds up, and the grooming cost estimator works out what it comes to for a dog this size.
- When does a Bernedoodle stop growing?
- Weight gain slows to almost nothing at around 11 months for a dog in the extra large size class, and the chest and frame keep filling out for months after that. Height finishes earlier than weight in every breed.
- How big is a mini Bernedoodle full grown?
- Twenty to 45 pounds, standing up to 22 inches. That is a wide band for a small dog, so your own puppy's growth so far is a better guide than the breed average. Enter its age and weight above.
- When does a Bernedoodle stop growing?
- A Mini is near its adult weight at about ten months. A Standard takes longer, closer to a year, and keeps adding a little muscle after that. Our figures put the extra-large size class at 93 percent of adult weight by twelve months.
- How much does a Bernedoodle cost to groom?
- A curly coat needs clipping every four to six weeks. Published prices for a full groom with a haircut run from $50 for a small dog to $250 for an extra-large one, so a Standard Bernedoodle sits near the top. The grooming cost estimator works it out by size.