Here you’ll find a gallery of our Walnut Valley Puppies sires (fathers) and dams (mothers). You can view more information, and all photos of our parents by clicking on the Learn More buttons and going to their personal profile.
Our parents are genetic health tested through Orivet Paw Print Genetics and/or Animal Genetics. Additionally, our dogs are checked for cardiac and patella health, as well as tested for hip and elbow dysplasia with OFA and/or Penn Hip.
Paris is one of the mothers for our F1 Bernedoodle babies
Buttercup is one of the mothers for F1 Bernedoodle babies
June Bug is one of the mothers for F1 Bernedoodle babies
Jewel is one of the mothers for F1 Bernedoodle babies
Mocha is one of the mothers for F1 Bernedoodles
Taffy is one of our mothers for F1 Bernedoodle babies
You have two options for finding your puppy: reserving one of our available puppies or joining the reservation list for a puppy in an upcoming litter. Here’s how it works...
Check our listing of currently available Bernedoodle puppies to start looking for the perfect match.
Once you’ve found a puppy you love, give us a call or text to check availability, request videos, and get more information.
Place a deposit to reserve your puppy and we’ll begin the process of you taking them home.
Enjoy a loving, loyal, smart, and goofy companion for life—with lifetime support from a trusted breeder committed to your family’s happiness.
Join the reservation list by placing a $500 deposit here. Once your deposit is confirmed, you’re placed on the list on a first come, first served basis.
When new litters arive, we’ll contact you and provide the option to potentially choose a puppy or wait for a subsequent litter.
When the pupies are five weeks old, you will pick your puppy on a first come, first served basis. More details here.
Enjoy a loving, loyal, smart, and goofy companion for life—with lifetime support from a trusted breeder committed to your family’s happiness.
Join the reservation list to be notified of all future litters and available puppies. There’s never an obligation to adopt, you can pass on as many litters as you like, and you only move up in priority as time goes on!
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