Monterey Jack

Ultra Bernedoodle, Male

Mellow Monterey Jack holds a very special place in our hearts. Our entire family and staff have created a deep bond with Monterey which is unmatched. He has all the personality traits you could ever wish for in a puppy. He deserves a family that will give him all the love and attention. Monterey Jack is perfectly goofy, will always find a way to make you laugh, while never being a pushy or overbearing puppy. He loves his stuffed toys and is able to entertain himself easily. Monterey genuinely loves everyone he meets from his littermates to new people. He’ll naturally gravitate toward them for love and affection without any hesitation. He seems to be slightly submissive and interacts very respectfully with all. Accepts human leaders easily, our top choice for families looking for a “go-with-the-flow” puppy. Monterey’s versatile and less energetic. Scores high in intelligence and human attraction. As soon as you meet Monterey, he will melt in your arms, and you will be in love. Monterey makes it easy to fall in love with him. Handsome Monterey Jack has it all; The most gorgeous unique coat and out of this world temperament. He is a sable bernedoodle with lots of deep brow, black, and copper throughout his coat. His coat quality and structure are truly remarkable and adorable in appearance. Monterey features four white mittens and thick white tuxedo blaze giving his rich brown and copper coat a nice contrast. He is truly bernedoodle perfection from his sweet round eyes, teddy bear build, and buttery soft flat coat. 

To schedule your visit, FaceTime, or inquire on additional training, please email or call today. We would love to connect with you. Monterey Jack will be able to go home early November.

"Monterey Jack was born without a full tail, which is a unique physical characteristic he has had since birth. He is otherwise developing normally and is happy, playful, and doing all the things we would expect from a healthy puppy. His lack of a full tail does not affect his ability to run, play, or enjoy life. We have discussed this with our veterinarian and can share what we know about his specific situation with you. We always want families to have complete and accurate information before making a decision about bringing a puppy home."