Meet the Parents

                 

                     Penny, the mother, is a mini bernedoodle f1b. She displays
                    the Bernese Mountain dog temperament through her loving
                    playful disposition and the poodle side of her is shown in
                    her ability to learn things quickly. She weighs 18lbs.

                             Penny is micro-chipped and has been tested and cleared 
                           for over 150 genetic diseases through Canine Health Check. 

                           She receives regular veterinarian care and is in excellent health.

         Tucker is a 9 lb mini poodle. He has an exceptionally loyal and friendly personality.

                He is micro-chipped and has been tested and cleared 

               for over 150 genetic diseases through Canine Health Check. 

              He receives regular veterinarian care and is in excellent health.

         Tucker is OFA elbow certified through Orthopedic Foundation for Animals. 

            More info on OFA testing here https://www.ofa.org

Tuckers hips were evaluated and cleared by PennHIP.
PennHIP is a program which evaluates the quality of the hips in dogs.
  The program was established at the University of Pennsylvania School
  of Veterinary Medicine Dr. Gail Smith in 1993, with the primary objective
 of reducing the prevalence of hip dysplasia in dogs. To assess a dog's hip joints, 
 three radiographs are taken from different angles while the dog is under general anesthesia. Radiographs are submitted to the PennHIP for assessment,
 and are assigned a score, called a  distraction index
. Veterinarians must be trained members of the PennHIP Networt in order to  take
 radiographs for these assessment. It was considered as the most evidence-based 
radiographic method to diagnose hip dysplasia.