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F1b st berdoodle
Saint Berdoodle51 minutes
Saint Berdoodle10 weeks1
£900
Description
We’re sadly looking for a suitable new home for our beautiful girl, Bella.
Bella is a St Bernadoodle (St Bernard × Poodle), born on 5 April 2026. She’s a lovely-looking girl with a curly coat and is growing into a big, beautiful dog.
She’s still a young puppy, so she’ll need an owner who has the time, patience and commitment to continue her training, socialisation and development as she grows.
We want to find Bella a home where her needs are fully understood and where someone can give her the time and attention she deserves.
Bella’s new home must be carefully considered, and we’ll be asking prospective owners about their experience with dogs and the environment they can offer her.
This is a very difficult decision for us, and finding the right home for Bella is our priority. Please message with some information about yourself, your experience with dogs and the home you could offer her. Photos of mom and dad at request.
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Litter details
LocationTruro, Cornwall
Pets in litter1 female
BreedSaint Berdoodle
Age10 weeks, 4 days
Ready to Leave29 Nov 2026
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm and flea treatedHealth Checked by a vetParents are health testedKC registered by collection
Info
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Litter
Available
Saint Berdoodle 1
Female£900
Pros
Combines the Saint Bernard's legendary "gentle giant" temperament with the Poodle's intelligence and lower-shedding coat
Exceptionally gentle with children — the Saint Bernard's patience with young family members is a consistent feature of the cross
Lower-shedding coat potential from the Poodle parent compared to the purebred Saint Bernard
Intelligent, trainable and genuinely devoted family companion
Cons
Shorter lifespan of 8 to 12 years, characteristic of giant crossbreeds
Bloat is a life-threatening emergency risk; prophylactic gastropexy surgery is strongly recommended
Coat requires daily brushing and professional grooming every six to eight weeks
Very large size demands substantial living space, a large vehicle and significant food, grooming and veterinary costs — and the cross is still rare in the UK