Category - Saint Berdoodle

The Saint Berdoodle is a large designer cross between the Saint Bernard and the Poodle that aims to combine the Saint Bernard’s patient, gentle nature with the Poodle’s intelligence and often lower-shedding coat; because this cross is relatively new and can vary widely depending on parent genetics, size, coat type and color are variable but typically result in a substantial, affectionate companion.

Many Saint Berdoodles inherit a large, broad frame from the Saint Bernard parent, often standing at substantial heights and weights, while the Poodle influence can contribute wavy to curly coat textures in colors such as white, cream, apricot, brown and parti patterns.

Temperamentally, Saint Berdoodles are commonly calm, devoted and good-natured: they tend to be patient with children, social with family members and mildly protective without aggressive tendencies when properly socialized.

Training tends to be straightforward because both parent breeds are intelligent; positive reinforcement, consistency and early socialization produce confident, well-mannered adults.

Exercise requirements are moderate for a large dog: daily walks, moderate play sessions and access to outdoor space are beneficial, though they are often less driven than high-energy sporting breeds.

Grooming needs depend on coat type—curly coats typically require regular brushing and professional trimming to prevent mats, while wavy coats need frequent brushing and maintenance.

Health screening is important: potential issues can include joint concerns and cardiac conditions inherited from the Saint Bernard side, so working with reputable breeders who test parent stock reduces risk.

Saint Berdoodles are best suited for families and owners seeking a gentle, large companion, therapy settings and households willing to commit to grooming and responsible care for a big, affectionate dog.