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Bernedoodle Vs. Sheepadoodle

Welcome to the World of Doodles!

Clear your schedule and set aside some time, because you're about to fall head over heels for our darling doodle puppies! They're so adorable that they're sure to steal your heart.
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When it comes to Sheepadoodles and Bernedoodles, there are a lot of questions between the two. In this article, we will explore some of those similarities as well as the differences between these two types of doodles. So whether you are considering getting a doodle or just curious about what the differences are, read on!

Which is better a Bernedoodle or a Sheepadoodle?
Many future pet owners interested in these two kinds of breeds find themselves wondering which type of dog is best for their family. These two breeds, the Bernedoodle and the Sheepadoodle, are very popular choices.
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Both breeds are Poodle mixes and there are some important differences to consider. 

But it is a tough question! 

Especially for us since we love Bernedoodles and Sheepadoodles equally.

Some families with Bernedoodles love their relaxed and goofy demeanor while others find it too low energy for their lifestyle.

On the other hand, people who own Sheepadoodles often cite their high intelligence and trainability as well as their fun-loving personality as some of the reasons they chose this breed.

So, which is the best breed for you and your family?

The answer to this question depends on a number of factors including lifestyle, activity level, personality, and preferences.

​To help you make a decision, we've put together some key points about the differences between the Bernedoodle vs Sheepadoodle.

Let's Talk Bernedoodle

What is a Bernedoodle?
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The Bernedoodle is a cross between the Bernese Mountain Dog and the Standard Poodle. The Standard Poodle is one of the most popular dog breeds in America and is known for its hypoallergenic properties, low-shedding coat, and intelligence. 

The Bernese Mountain Dog is a large working dog breed that originates from the Swiss Alps. They are known for being gentle, loyal, and trainable. 

When you mix these two breeds together, you get a Bernedoodle!

And why do many people prefer a Bernedoodle over Sheepadoodle?

Here are some key reasons:

  • Bernedoodles tend to be more laid-back than Sheepadoodles.
  • Bernedoodles are less likely to bark excessively.
  • Bernedoodles often have an easier time staying calm indoors and have lower energy levels overall. 

Now let's talk Sheepadoodles!

What is a Sheepadoodle?

The Sheepadoodle is a cross between the Old English Sheepdog and the Standard Poodle.

Old English Sheepdogs are large, shaggy working dogs that were originally bred in England. They are known for being gentle, loving, and trainable. 

When you mix these two breeds together, you get a Sheepadoodle!

And why do many people prefer Sheepadoodle vs. Bernedoodle?

Here are some key reasons: 
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  • Sheepadoodles are often more trainable than Bernedoodles.
  • Sheepadoodles tend to excel in obedience and agility training.
  • Sheepadoodles often have higher energy levels and need more exercise than Bernedoodles. 


The Nitty Gritty!

ow let's talk about the different types of Bernedoodles and Sheepadoodles.

There are three different types we offer: Standard, Mini, and Micro.

Standard Sheepadoodle vs. Standard Bernedoodle

Standard Sheepadoodle puppies weigh between 50-65 pounds when they are full grown. Standard Bernedoodles puppies weigh between 65-85 pounds when they are full grown. 

Sheepadoodle Mini Vs Bernedoodle Mini

Sheepadoodle Mini puppies weigh between 25-35 pounds when they are full grown. Bernedoodles Mini puppies weigh between 30-50 pounds when they are full grown.

Micro Sheepadoodle. Vs Micro Bernedoodle

Micro Sheepadoodle puppies weigh 10-24 pounds when they are full grown. Bernedoodles Micro puppies weigh 15-30 pounds when they are full grown. 

Standard Sheepadoodle vs. Standard Bernedoodle Photo Comparison

This is a Standard Sheepadoodle Puppy
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This is a Standard Sheepadoodle Puppy
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This is a Standard Bernedoodle Puppy
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This is a Standard Bernedoodle Puppy
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​​Micro Sheepadoodle. Vs Micro Bernedoodle Photo Comparison

This is Micro Sheepadoodle Puppy
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This is a Micro Sheepadoodle Puppy
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This is a Micro Bernedoodle Puppy
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This is a Micro Bernedoodle Puppy
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Sheepadoodle Mini Vs Bernedoodle Mini Photo Comparison

This is a Mini Sheepadoodle Puppy
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This is a Mini Sheepadoodle Puppy
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This is a Mini Bernedoodle Puppy
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This is a Mini Bernedoodle Puppy
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Which One for You Family?

It's definitely hard trying to choose what kind of puppy you should get for your family. And on top of trying to decide between a Sheepadoodle and a Bernedoodle, you also have to choose which kind!

But we are here to help you choose the right puppy for your family. Whether you’re looking for a high-energy dog that needs lots of exercise, or a more laid-back pup that is less likely to bark excessively, we have the perfect dog for your family.

If you have any questions or would like help deciding which of our Doodles is right for your family, please reach out to us!
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So what are you waiting for? Contact us and we would be happy to chat with you and help you choose the perfect puppy.