Murray, KY – Bluegrass Bernedoodles, who specialize in personally raising healthy, happy, loving Bernedoodles and Cavapoos with sweet temperaments, is happy to announce their newest litter of puppies.Every litter of Standard Bernedoodle for Sale goes through a puppy curriculum program that guides each puppy to become healthy, happy, loving, and confident dogs. Many of their dogs go on to become family members, therapy dogs, and even service dogs.“If you've been searching for a Bluegrass Bernedoodles standard Bernedoodle for sale, we would love to introduce you to our newest litter!” said a spokesperson for Bluegrass Bernedoodles. “When it comes to our Bernedoodle puppies, what happens between birth and go-home day is truly what sets our puppies apart. We personally raise our puppies and perform daily handling exercises with them, expose them to various noises, and follow daily puppy curriculum as they grow. We can't wait to help you welcome your new furbaby to the family, too!”How big do Standard Bernedoodles get? A standard Bernedoodle can range in size depending on its parents, but generally, standard Bernedoodles weigh between 45 and 115 pounds and stand 23 and 29 inches tall. The reason the size ranges so much is because poodles come in a range of sizes. Depending on the litter, an experienced breeder may be able to tell you within a 10-20-pound range how big a puppy is estimated to be, but this isn't always a guarantee. Remember, they have Bernese in their lineage, so that plays a factor.Bluegrass Bernedoodles doesn’t allow families to select their puppy until they’re 6/7 weeks old. This also allows Bluegrass Bernedoodles to conduct temperament testing so that families can pick based on their temperament, which is part of what makes up their personality. This allows them to share which puppies in the litter are tracking on the larger side versus the smaller side.“It would be easier for us just to have someone call and say, 'I want that one!' from a photo, but it really doesn't do our families justice,” furthered the spokesperson. “When our Bluegrass Families choose based on the puppy's personality, temperament, and size, it always creates a much better match! Don't take our word for it either; take a look at our Google reviews to see how our families feel about the process. Our goal is always to help you find a furbaby that really fits you and your lifestyle, to the best of our ability.”Here is what Kim Z recently said about her experience: "We cannot thank Bluegrass Bernedoodles enough for the incredible experience we’ve had with them. From the very first moment we reached out, their kindness, professionalism, and genuine love for what they do was so clear. They guided us through every step, answered every question with patience, and made us feel completely comfortable and confident. What truly sets them apart is the care they put into raising their puppies. It’s so evident that our puppy came from a loving, nurturing environment — he has the sweetest personality, is well-socialized, and has adjusted beautifully into our home. It’s rare to find breeders who put so much heart into their work, and Bluegrass Bernedoodles truly goes above and beyond. We are beyond grateful to them for bringing such joy and love into our lives. This little pup has already become such an important part of our family, and we know that’s because of the amazing start they gave. Thank you, Bluegrass Bernedoodles, for everything you’ve done — we couldn’t have asked for a better experience!"Bernedoodle Coat Types: Every Bernedoodle coat is different. Most Bernedoodles have a wavy, curly, or straight fluffy coat that is low to no shedding. Most people with allergies are okay with this hair type.Bernedoodles need to be brushed at least once a week to prevent matting. Bernedoodles can be trimmed every few months at home, or a professional can do it.Unfurnished Bernedoodle: The term "Furnishings" refers to the long hair on the extremi

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