Birdie
Female Ultra Mini Bernedoodle
Birthday
July 13th, 2026
Go Home Date
September 7th, 2026
Adoption Fee
$5500
Health
Perfect Health Check at the vet on 8/28!
Up to date on age appropriate deworming + vaccines
Size & Coat
Weight at 6 Weeks: 3 lbs 8.4 oz
Est. Adult Size: 30-35 lbs
Color + Coat: Black Tri Color, Straight Coat
A Bit About Birdie
Birdie is a friendly, happy, affectionate girl who really enjoys her people. She showed an immediate interest in the tester and loved receiving attention and affection throughout the evaluation. She has a playful, cheerful personality and was often seen prancing around the test area, bringing a fun, lighthearted energy to the room.
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Birdie has a nice balance of confidence and calmness. She explored the test area comfortably and was happy to work through the different exercises, although she sometimes chose to complete obstacles and objects on her own terms. She maintained a strong connection with the tester and naturally stayed close at their feet. Her pace was mellow and easygoing, while still being playful and engaged.
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She did occasionally get distracted by the tester’s dog and wanted to interact and play, which is consistent with her assertive and dog-friendly personality. Even with those distractions, she continued to return to and stay connected with the tester.
Best Fit for Birdie
Birdie would be a great fit for a family looking for a happy, affectionate, playful companion with a nice mellow temperament. She would do well with a family that wants a dog who enjoys being involved and close to them but isn’t constantly demanding attention. Her playful nature would make her a fun match for families with children or another dog, while her calmer pace makes her versatile enough for a more relaxed household.
May Not be the Best Fit for Birdie
Birdie may not be the best match for someone looking for an extremely focused, highly structured puppy who never gets distracted. She has a playful side and can become interested in what’s happening around her, especially another dog, which means she may need some redirection and continued work on maintaining focus when something more exciting catches her attention.
