2 Minutes with the Farmer: Puppies on the Farm!!!
Today on 2 Minutes with the Farmer we are showing you the latest additions to the farm. Our Bernese Mountain Dog had 11 puppies. These puppies are half Bernese and half standard poodle. We are super excited about the puppies. I am sure we will have many more videos with them in them.
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I hope you didn't bet @thefarmerswife that your puppy video would make more? :-D
Ya I lost that one:(
Those puppies are going to worth some money. Are you going to sell some? It's too far for me to buy one 😊.
Yes we are selling them. Wish you were closer;)
I love their little pink noses! They are really cute. So how many puppies will the kids convince you to keep?
I think we will sell all these. They like their dog alot
Cute puppies! That's quite a litter!
We r pretty excited
haha! wow...that's gonna be some darn good videos with all those puppies except I thought you guys were selling all of them? what kind of dog is the mother? I couldn't catch what you said but the new breed is popular or something, the pups?
The mom is a Bernese Mountain Dog bred to a Poodle. The pups are Bernedoodles. We will have them for 8 weeks so we should get a few videos
right you should but will you? lol. no just teasing. so these are popular and you'll be able to sell them for 1,200 or so?
why are they more popular than just the straight Bernese Mountain dogs?
When u cross the Bernese with the poodle they become hypoallergenic. And stinkin cute. People go crazy for them. Already have three sold
oh! well so being hypoallergenic is a big thing in dogs huh? I had no idea. I figured if someone was allergic to dogs they would be allergic to all dogs but that's not the case?
They say these puppies are less likely thank others to make people allergic.
oh ok, shows how much I know. lol. but that's great. why don't you get more Bernese Mountain dogs and make a ton of money off of em?
We do not want to be a puppy factory. We really like our family dog and do not want a bunch of dogs
Will you be keeping any of them on the farm long term?