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Comet
Male · Merle, white stockings
$6,500
Mini Bernedoodle · Maggie × Teddy
Comet is the smallest of his nine littermates. He has a high-contrast merle coat with two long white stockings, one long white sock on a front leg, a white blaze, a white-tipped tail, and a brown tuxedo chest.
A $1,500 deposit reserves Comet and is applied to his price.
Questions first? Ask about Comet →
Sex: Male
Born: October 2, 2026
Collar: Green
Coloring and markings: High-contrast merle with two long white stockings, one long white sock on a front leg, a white blaze, a white-tipped tail, and a brown tuxedo chest
Raised the Angel Pups way
How our Mini Bernedoodles are raised.
Every puppy in this litter grows up in a family home, with children, other dogs, and the everyday sights and sounds of family life.
Health-tested parents. Every parent is genetically tested, and we never pair two dogs who carry the same genetic disease.
A gentle start. Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS) and early scent introduction in the first weeks, then daily handling and new textures and surfaces.
Everyday sounds. Vacuums, dishwashers, doorbells, fireworks, sirens, children playing, babies crying, and traffic, introduced gradually so the noises of home never feel scary.
Grooming practice. Gentle handling of paws, ears, face, and mouth, plus the light buzz of an electric toothbrush, so grooming and vet visits come easier.
Ready for home. Crate training, potty training, basic manners, and early leash and car experiences begin before go-home. Our goal is a puppy who sleeps six or more hours a night in the crate and is well on the way with potty training.
The breed. Mini Bernedoodles are known for an easy off switch: playful, then happy to settle. Their coats are low-shedding and usually grow wavy to curly.
Male · Merle, white stockings
$6,500
Mini Bernedoodle · Maggie × Teddy
Comet is the smallest of his nine littermates. He has a high-contrast merle coat with two long white stockings, one long white sock on a front leg, a white blaze, a white-tipped tail, and a brown tuxedo chest.
A $1,500 deposit reserves Comet and is applied to his price.
Questions first? Ask about Comet →
Sex: Male
Born: October 2, 2026
Collar: Green
Coloring and markings: High-contrast merle with two long white stockings, one long white sock on a front leg, a white blaze, a white-tipped tail, and a brown tuxedo chest
Raised the Angel Pups way
How our Mini Bernedoodles are raised.
Every puppy in this litter grows up in a family home, with children, other dogs, and the everyday sights and sounds of family life.
Health-tested parents. Every parent is genetically tested, and we never pair two dogs who carry the same genetic disease.
A gentle start. Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS) and early scent introduction in the first weeks, then daily handling and new textures and surfaces.
Everyday sounds. Vacuums, dishwashers, doorbells, fireworks, sirens, children playing, babies crying, and traffic, introduced gradually so the noises of home never feel scary.
Grooming practice. Gentle handling of paws, ears, face, and mouth, plus the light buzz of an electric toothbrush, so grooming and vet visits come easier.
Ready for home. Crate training, potty training, basic manners, and early leash and car experiences begin before go-home. Our goal is a puppy who sleeps six or more hours a night in the crate and is well on the way with potty training.
The breed. Mini Bernedoodles are known for an easy off switch: playful, then happy to settle. Their coats are low-shedding and usually grow wavy to curly.