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Gage

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

12/25/25

Go Home Date:

02/19/26

Breed:

Bernedoodle

Projected Weight:

17-22 lbs

Gage's Tale

$1,500.00

Gage is a sweet and playful black tri mini Bernedoodle who is expected to stay in the perfect small range of 17–22 lbs full grown. He’s compact, cuddly, and just the right size for everyday life — whether you live in a home, apartment, or love to travel.

This little guy has a naturally joyful personality. Gage loves people, loves attention, and has a goofy way of playing that makes everyone around him smile. He’s the kind of mini Bernedoodle who will brighten your day just by being himself.

(We would love for you to meet Gage. Schedule an in person visit or if you can’t travel to us schedule a facetime call.)

Kennel License: #18520

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Learn More About Micro Mini Bernedoodle Puppies

Micro Mini Bernedoodles

The Micro Bernedoodle is our smallest take on the Bernedoodle, bred for families who want that same loving Bernedoodle spirit in an especially compact package. Rather than crossing directly from a Bernese Mountain Dog, our Micro lines come primarily from Poodle and Mini Bernedoodle pairings, allowing us to bring the size down while still preserving the intelligence, affection, and playful nature Bernedoodles are known for. Their low-shed coats make them a wonderful option for allergy-sensitive households, while their eager-to-please nature makes training a genuinely enjoyable experience.

Micro Bernedoodles typically inherit the best traits of their lineage, resulting in a charming, adaptable companion that fits beautifully into smaller homes and apartment living. Despite their petite size, they carry big personalities — affectionate, loyal, and always eager to be wherever their family is. Whether you’re looking for a lap-sized cuddle buddy or a spirited little shadow to follow you around the house, the Micro Bernedoodle brings that same devoted nature in a smaller frame.

With their soft, wavy-to-curly coats and warm, expressive eyes, Micro Bernedoodles are undeniably charming. Coat colors and patterns can vary widely, but that classic scruffy, huggable look remains a constant. Regular grooming helps keep their coat healthy and mat-free. Overall, the Micro Bernedoodle offers an ideal combination of intelligence, affection, and easy-to-manage size for families who want a smaller dog without sacrificing personality.

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What Are They Known For:

Hypoallergenic

Compact & Portable

Affectionate & Loyal

Great for Small Spaces

Common Questions

Finding the perfect furry friend, can come with a lot of questions we are happy to answer any and all questions!

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What is a Micro Bernedoodle?

It’s a cross between a Bernese Mountain Dog and a Toy Poodle, often bred across multiple generations to achieve the tiny size. A Micro Bernedoodle is even smaller than a “Mini,” typically weighing between 10 and 20 pounds. 

How long do Micro Bernedoodles live?

Their lifespan is quite long, usually 14 to 18 years.One of the best perks of shrinking the breed is the lifespan. While a purebred Bernese may only live 7–9 years, a Micro Bernedoodle can live much longer, largely because the smaller heart and joints of the Poodle lineage are less prone to “giant breed” issues.

Are they high energy?

They have “bursts” of energy followed by long naps. While they love a good 20-minute game of fetch, they don’t require the miles of walking that a larger dog does, making them perfect for owners who prefer a more relaxed lifestyle.

Are Micro Bernedoodles 100% hypoallergenic?

While no dog is truly 100% hypoallergenic, Micros are as close as it gets. Because they are mostly Poodle (genetically speaking), they produce very little dander. If you have severe allergies, look for an F1b generation, which is 75% Poodle.

How Often should they be groomed?

Since they don’t shed, the dead hair can get trapped in the coat. If not brushed daily, this hair creates “mats” which act like tight knots against the skin. We recommend a professional grooming every 6 to 8 weeks

Are they hard to train?

Don’t let the “toy” look fool you; these dogs are highly intelligent. The Poodle is consistently ranked as the second smartest dog breed in the world. They are incredibly bright. They inherit the “problem-solving” skills of the Poodle and the “emotional intelligence” of the Bernese. They can learn tricks in just a few repetitions, but they can also use that brainpower to figure out how to open cabinets or find hidden treats!

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