Size:

Tiny: 10-25lb & 12-17 inches at the shoulder

Mini: 25-49lb & 18-22 inches at the shoulder

Standard: 50lb or more & 23-29 inches at the shoulder

Generation:

F1: First generation blend of a Bernese Mountain Dog and a Poodle (50%/50%) Usually comes in a standard & mini size. Mild shedding.

Generation:

F1b: The 'b' stands for 'backcross'. 

An F1 Bernedoodle back crossed with a Poodle. Seventy-five percent poodle and twenty-five percent Bernese Mountain Dog. 

Generation:

F2: Second generation cross. F1 Bernedoodle blended with an F1 Bernedoodle. Generally fifty percent Bernedoodle and fifty percent poodle with small variations depending on the parents genetic blend.

Generation:

F2b: An F1 Bernedoodle blended with and F1b. First generation Bernedoodle back crossed with a second generation Bernedoodle.

Coat colors:

Bernedoodles can be a wide variety of colors and patterns. The poodle DNA is where most of the variation occurs. They can range from solid black, black & brown, black & white, or a tri-color (mix of white, black and brown) and more. Here is a list of the variations. 

Sable: black colored tips on white and brown.

Brindle: Sometimes described as stripes, brindle is a meld of colors in the coat pattern.

Chocolate: Brown

Phantom: Generally dominant black with brown highlights. But can be any foundational color with one other highlight color.

Merle: Grey, copper & black

Bernedoodles color can change as they grow.

Furnished: 

Furnished refers to the fringe around a Bernedoodle muzzle. If there is no fringe, and a smooth muzzle, then it is referred to as unfurnished. Fully furnished is a healthy fringe on the muzzle.

Care:

Bernedoodles do require steady grooming. When cut short, their coat needs occasional brushing. If left long, their coat needs daily, consistent brushing or mats can easily become a problem. Coat care can be diminished by having them shaved down/groomed every 3 months or so.