Grandeur Valley Puppies specializes in breeding Mini Bernedoodles, King Charles Cavaliers, and Cavapoos.

To adopt a puppy from Grandeur Valley Puppies, please visit our website or contact us directly for information on available litters, adoption procedures, and upcoming events. We are committed to matching our puppies with loving, responsible families.

The pups are socialized by constant adult and child interaction all throughout the day, as well as playing together in a large grass play area.

Mini Bernedoodles usually attain a height of 18 to 22 inches at the shoulder and can weigh anywhere from 30 to 40 pounds when they reach adulthood.

King Charles Cavaliers, being a smaller breed, typically stand at a height of 12 to 13 inches at the shoulder and have a weight range of approximately 13 to 18 pounds when fully grown.

In the case of Cavapoos, their size can be quite variable. In general, they can measure anywhere from 9 to 15 inches in height and have a weight range of 12 to 25 pounds as adults. However, it's important to note that their size may be influenced by factors such as genetics.

All three of our featured breeds, Mini Bernedoodles, King Charles Cavaliers, and Cavapoos, are known for their intelligence and trainability. They tend to be quick learners and eager to please, making them relatively easy to train with consistent, positive reinforcement methods.

Yes, in most instances people can meet the parents if they'd like.

Mini Bernedoodles are often described as affectionate, loyal, and intelligent. King Charles Cavaliers are known for their friendly and gentle nature. Cavapoos are typically friendly, sociable, and good with both families and individuals.

Our pups are cared for and raised in our nursery by our full-time staff.

The grooming needs can vary between these breeds. Mini Bernedoodles may require regular brushing due to their longer, wavy coats. King Charles Cavaliers have a silky coat that requires consistent brushing and occasional grooming. Cavapoos also need regular brushing and grooming to maintain their fluffy coats.

Keeping up with grooming needs can help prevent matting and maintain their overall health and appearance. Knots and tangles are kept to a minimum and their coat is free of parasites when combed regularly. Ears need particular attention and should be checked and given a quick combing every few days, daily in shedding season.

These breeds do shed, particularly in spring and fall, but a little all the time. Their nails should be clipped and the hair between their pads trimmed once a month. No other trimming is necessary (or allowed) in the show ring.

They are naturally clean dogs. Because too much bathing dries out the skin and hair coat, they should not be bathed more than once a week. Many owners find that bathing their pets every two months is quite adequate.

While no dog breed is completely hypoallergenic, some individuals from these breeds, particularly the Cavapoos, may be better suited for people with allergies due to their lower shedding tendencies and hair rather than fur. However, it's essential to spend time with the specific dog you plan to adopt to see how your allergies react.

People who travel find it easy and pleasant to take their Cavaliers along. Their strong desire to be with their owners makes them willing travelers. Their size and personality contribute to their welcome at “dogs allowed” hotels, marinas, and campgrounds.

These breeds love to interact with their owners and enjoy activity and play, making them especially close friends and confidants for children. They are excellent with children.

The dad's obviously sire far more litters than each mom will have before being retired. We breed the moms no more than twice in an 18-month period, meaning we skip a heat/breeding cycle in that time; our moms will usually have 4-6 litters with us. The moms are retired, spayed, and re-homed at the age of 5.

Most of the pups leaving at 8-10 weeks have very basic training, but additional training is available for an added fee.

Scheduled visits are welcome. A call beforehand though is important to check on availability, as well as going over preferences and processes.

People are always welcome to choose in person, but a call beforehand makes things much easier if we can narrow down their choices. Also important for us and part of our protocol, is to know at least 2 days ahead what pups someone wants to choose from.

Cavaliers need either a moderate size fenced-in yard in which to run, or a minimum of one good walk each day (in addition to potty walks). If their owners want walking companions, Cavaliers can build up over time to much longer walks. Regular exercise is very important for a Cavalier's heart. Even older Cavaliers should be encouraged to go up and down stairs.

We genetically test the parents for the known genetic disorders in their breeds. Cavalier King Charles's parents are tested for DM, EF, CKCSID, and PRA-PRCD. Bernese moms are tested for DM, VWD1 & VWD2, SOD1B, PRA-PRCD. Poodle parents are at least tested for DM, NEWS, CDDY, CDPA, PRA-PRCD, and VWD1. Each parent must also pass a pre-breeding physical.

Mini Bernedoodles, King Charles Cavaliers, and Cavapoos typically have a lifespan of 10 to 15 years when properly cared for. Providing a healthy diet, regular exercise, and routine veterinary care can contribute to a longer and healthier life.

These breeds are indoor dogs. While they are sturdy and hardy and can thrive in both cold and hot climates, they are not dogs to be left outdoors. Your dog should have a safe place in your house where it may be left during the day. The younger the puppy, the more restricted the area should be.

Generally, Mini Bernedoodles, King Charles Cavaliers, and Cavapoos tend to get along well with other pets when properly socialized from a young age. Early introductions and positive interactions can help foster good relationships with other animals in the household.