NEW YORK BERNEDOODLES
Where great family dogs begin.
Standard F1 & F1B Bernedoodles raised in our home in Clarence, near Buffalo, New York. Serving families across Western New York and beyond, we focus on health, temperament, socialization, and the skills puppies need to thrive at home.
Family Raised
Health & Temperament Focused
Early Training
Support Beyond Go-Home Day
CURRENT & UPCOMING LITTERS
Gemma & Knox welcomed their puppies October 5!
Gemma and Knox welcomed their F1B Bernedoodle puppies on October 5, 2026. We’re excited to watch this litter grow! These puppies are expected to have low-shedding, allergy-friendly coats — a combination we’ve seen consistently in our program for more than a decade. As with any dog, individual coat type and allergy response can vary.
Gemma × Knox
F1B Standard Bernedoodles · Expected adult size: 55–80 lb
Born: October 5, 2026 · Expected go-home: around December 1
Adult size is expected to fall around 55–80 lb, with females typically on the smaller end of the range. Returning New York Bernedoodles families and qualifying service professionals receive a $500 discount.
Meet Gemma · Mom
Meet Knox · Dad
Welcome, little ones!
Gemma and Knox’s October 5, 2026 litter.
OUR PUPPY-RAISING PROGRAM
The first eight weeks matter.
We make them count.
Puppies learn long before they leave for their new homes. From their earliest days, we introduce them to the people, sounds, surfaces, routines and experiences of everyday family life — while beginning the skills that can make the transition home easier.
Early Handling
Gentle, frequent handling helps puppies become comfortable being touched, held and cared for.
Real-Life Socialization
People, household sounds, surfaces, outdoor experiences, children and other dogs become part of normal life.
Early Skills
Potty routines, bell training, recall and household rhythms begin before puppies ever meet their new families.
See how we prepare puppies for family life.
See our early training approach →
EARLY POTTY TRAINING
A better start at home.
Potty training begins here, not after pickup. At about three weeks old, we begin sensitivity training and the Misty Method of early potty training, then gradually transition puppies to frequent outdoor trips and bell training. Our goal is for puppies to go home at least about 80% successful with the routine, and many are further along.
An eight-week-old puppy is still a puppy. They need frequent breaks, patience and consistency. But our families are not starting from scratch.
“You have done such an amazing job with potty training and we so appreciate it!”
— New York Bernedoodles puppy family
FINDING THE RIGHT FIT
More than color, coat and gender.
We spend enough time with every puppy to notice the differences that make each one unique — who is confident, who is easygoing, who wants to be wherever the people are, who loves adventure, and who would rather quietly curl up beside you.
That helps us guide families toward a puppy whose personality may fit their life, not simply the puppy whose picture caught their eye.
OUR DOGS
Great puppies start with thoughtfully chosen parents.
Temperament, health and genetics matter long before a litter is born. Our breeding dogs undergo full genetic panel screening tailored to Bernese Mountain Dogs and Bernedoodles, and we use that information alongside health history and temperament when making breeding decisions. Every puppy also goes home with a one-year health guarantee for qualifying life-threatening genetic conditions, with complete terms provided in our Puppy Agreement & Health Guarantee.
HAPPY FAMILIES
The puppy stage is only the beginning.
From our home to theirs — we love seeing who our puppies become. These stories follow New York Bernedoodles puppies from their first weeks with us into the family dogs they were raised to be.
Past puppies, all grown up
Christina and one of our beloved Bernedoodles.
OUR FAMILY
Raised by someone who understands little ones.
Long before New York Bernedoodles, Christina spent more than two decades running an in-home daycare. Together with her background in psychology and human factors, that experience shaped the way she thinks about development: consistency matters, environment matters, early experiences matter — and every individual is different.
That same attention carries into the way our puppies are raised today. We watch them grow, learn their personalities, give them real-life experiences, and put in the daily work that helps prepare them for family life beyond our home.
THE JOURNEY HOME
From first hello to go-home day.
01 · Connect
Tell us about your family, lifestyle and what you’re hoping for in a dog.
02 · Reserve
Once approved, we’ll walk you through the reservation process and upcoming litter.
03 · Watch Them Grow
Follow the litter as personalities emerge and the puppies experience their first eight weeks.
04 · Find Your Match
We help you consider temperament and fit alongside the traits that first caught your eye.
05 · Go Home
Your puppy leaves with a foundation already underway — and our support doesn’t end at pickup.
FAMILY VOICES
Loved long after they leave us.
“Happy customer here — our doodle caught on quick at home after pick up! Thank you for putting in that work!”
— Nikki H.
“You guys do a great job!! Our little guy caught on quickly and is just a love. Thank you for all of your hard work. It shows!”
— Bernadette S.
“So thankful we found you. He is such a wonderful little love. It is obvious he came from a loving home.”
— Lisa O.
Ready to meet your future family dog?
Whether you’re interested in Gemma’s current litter, a future litter, or simply want to learn more about our program, we’d love to hear about the kind of companion you’re looking for. Questions are welcome — text Christina at 347-622-0928.
