Levi - the handsome blue merle Poodle

Levi is a stunning phantom blue merle miniature poodle. He lives with a guardian home and is loved and spoiled by his family. Levi loves everyone he meets, he is so friendly and unique looking that he actually draws people to him all the time. He is sweet and spunky, loves to play fetch and go swimming. This boy is such a great companion, we know his puppies will be as well!

This dog is no longer making puppies, and is living in it's furever home with it's furever family.

Levi's past puppies:

Remmington – Phantom Blue Merle BerneDoodle

Congrats to: Jayme and family from MELISSA, TX on this Boy

phantom blue merle with white bernedoodle with one blue eye

Zurich (Zuri) – Phantom Blue Merle BerneDoodle

Congrats to: Zurich (Zuri) is a future AwesomeDoodle Momma! on this Girl

Trudy – Phantom Blue Merle BerneDoodle

Congrats to: Trudy is a future AwesomeDoodle Momma! on this Girl

phantom bernedoodle after groom with bright copper and white

Beppo – Black Phantom BerneDoodle

Congrats to: Christine and family from Belfast, ME on this Boy

"Beppo is doing so great. Some of his favorite things: sticks, the first moment when he sees me in the morning, hikes with the family, laying outside on the back deck or in the yard. Dislikes: doesn’t have many! He’s so happy go lucky! He does sometimes barf in the car, but it’s not a big deal. Socializing: Beppo comes with us wherever we go, he’s just part of the family. He is so well adjusted that when we had our fire alarm system go off at 1am, he didn’t bark, howl or act scared. He’s happy to meet other dogs, people, etc. And he finally doesn’t whine in the car! How he’s smart: Beppo is just so intuitive. He knows when he’s done something we aren’t happy about, like chew on the baseboards, and usually comes right over and sits down almost like an apology. That said, he’s almost 100% potty trained, and has had only one accident this week. He likes to be “off leash” in the yard, which he was trying to tell me by carrying his leash in his mouth. At first I thought he was just teething or being obnoxious, but when I let the leash down, he started trotting proudly beside me, head held high. I was curious and walked away from him, turned around, called him to come, and he came flying back to me, leash in mouth, did a lap around me and sat down for a treat. It’s now a game of recall that we play together. He sits, lies down, stays, does look at me, is getting so good at leave it, and we can’t wait to teach him more in his upcoming training classes. We will try to shoot a video of his awesomeness soon! I can’t say thank you enough for this wonderful creature. He has brought such joy to our family!"