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Bernese Mountain Dog puppies and dogs in Lancaster, Pennsylvania

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Lea

Bernese Mountain Dog Poodle (Miniature)

Female, Puppy
York, PA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Lea is a beautiful, sweet-natured 10-month-old Mini Bernedoodle acquired from a family my daughter knew from high school. She is affectionate, playful, energetic, and a real cuddler who loves children, going for walks, and being around people. She is expected to weigh no more than approximately 45 pounds. Lea is mostly potty trained but still has occasional accidents. She is still learning her manners and needs continued training, as she tends to jump on people and nip when excited. Due to my work schedule and other commitments, I'm not home enough to give Lea the time, attention, and training she deserves. This is a very difficult decision because I love her and want the best for her. I'm hoping to find her a loving, patient family, ideally with children, who can give her plenty of companionship, exercise, and consistent training so she can thrive.
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Starr fka Oreo

Bernese Mountain Dog Poodle (Miniature)

Female, 4 yrs 1 mo
Sinking Spring, PA
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Not good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
🌟 Starr 🌟 This beautiful 3 y/o girl came to us from a commercial breeder. She is about 32 pounds. She was said to be a minibernadoodle although we definitely see some Australian Shepherd in that gorgeous face! Whatever her breed mix, one thing is certain: Starr is incredibly special. When Starr first entered rescue, the world — especially humans — was scary. She simply hadn’t learned that people could be safe, gentle and kind. But over the last several months, Starr has made so much progress. She now walks beautifully on a leash, stays close to her foster mom and wants to be part of whatever is going on around her. She loves stuffies, bones, food and the company of playful, confident dogs. She has even met a cat and did great! 🐶🐱 Her biggest hurdle is still learning to fully trust people. Starr may shy away from direct eye contact, quick movements or someone reaching toward her. She isn’t going to greet her adopter by jumping into their arms. But if you give her time, patience and the freedom to come to you, you’ll start seeing glimpses of the dog hiding underneath all that uncertainty. Starr’s perfect home: -A quieter, predictable home -A calm, patient and confident adopter -At least one resident dog is required to help show her the ropes -Someone willing to provide structure and routine -A family who understands that trust isn’t built overnight -Humans who will celebrate the tiny victories right along with the big ones Starr is crate trained and sleeps comfortably in her crate at night. House-training is improving as she feels safer outside. Starr isn’t looking for someone to fix her. She’s looking for someone willing to show her, day after day, that she’s finally safe 🥹💗 There is something incredibly special about earning the trust of a dog who has every reason to be cautious. We know Starr’s person is out there — we just need this post to reach them. Starr has been spayed, microchipped and is up to date with vaccines and preventatives. She is prescribed medication to alleviate her anxiety which should be continued in her forever home until a doctor says otherwise. She is being fostered in Collegeville, Montgomery County. A meet and greet with all family members, including furry friends, and a home visit are part of the application process. ✨Maybe you aren’t the person Starr runs to on day one. Maybe you’re the person she finally learns she never has to run from again ✨ Apply at www.zoeshouserescue.com Zoe’s House Rescue Kennel License 9117 Sinking Spring, PA
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Farrah

Poodle (Miniature) Bernese Mountain Dog

Female, 6 mos
Sinking Spring, PA
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with dogs, Good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Hi! I'm Farrah, five and a half months old,11 lb. female merle mini Bernedoodle. I am a shy gentle girl, but every day my "puppynality" is blossoming and I am discovering how to become a playful, mischievous puppy...I'm a work in progress. As I get more comfortable in my surroundings, there may be puppy shenanigans in my future. Most days I spend my time lounging on the sofa observing life around me, though I am jumping off more and more to retrieve and play with my toys and occasionally enjoy a random, surprising puppy zoomie. Bedtime is spent in my foster parent's bed where I sleep through the night. By my choice, I don't voluntarily go in a crate, however when my foster parent needs to put me in for my safety when she leaves the house, I settle in with no fuss. The yard is one of my favorite places. Though I am not an overly energetic puppy, I do enjoy sniffing and exploring. My quirky puppy self is evolving every day. Also, walks on a leash have now become something I like though I may occasionally put on the brakes or decide I don't like the direction in which we are headed. A fenced in yard is something I would like to have in my new home as I do love exploring on my own. I have also decided I love having a big golden retriever brother. At first, I didn't know what to make of him. Now I like following him around, occasionally snuggling with him and most recently, some actual playtime with him. I think I'd really like having another pup in the house with me when I am adopted. Though I approach people with some apprehension, I do enjoy human snuggles-I just like to be the one who initiates the snuggles! Unlike some mill rescues, I am comfortable with both men and women. Cats?! They are fascinating and intriguing and I wouldn't mind at all having a feline companion. Children? I haven't spent time with children. Loud noises and quick movements startle me, so perhaps I'd do best with older dog savvy children. Potting training is going well. With regular trips outside, I have no accidents in the house. I do well in the car...just curl up and relax as I am chauffeured. I will require regular grooming including combing, brushing and trims. I am spayed, UTD on vaccines, microchipped and am being fostered in Berks County. If you are interested in meeting me, all household members and any dogs will need to come for a meet and greet. www.zoeshouserescue.com Zoe’s House Rescue Kennel License 9117 Sinking Spring, PA 19608

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Bianca

Great Pyrenees

Female, Young
Lancaster, PA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Bianca: Bianca is about a 1 and a half year old (as of August 2026) Great Pyrenees mix (best guess) that weighs 73 pounds. Bianca was surrendered belt her owners to a high kill shelter in Memphis, TN because she required more attention and exercise than they were willing or able to give. This sweet girl was due to be euthanized due to length of stay and we were able to rescue her at the last minute! We are so thankful for our network to be able to step up and find room! Bianca is currently safe and being fostered in the south and would love to take the freedom ride north to Pennsylvania to meet more prospective families. Bianca has a very friendly personality and has been good with other dogs and people. Bianca does have a lot of energy and will need an active family who is willing to give her lots of exercise. Bianca walks well on a leash, however she will pull when she gets excited and could use extra training to perfect her leash skills. Bianca is house trained and crate trained. Bianca will require a home with a physical fenced in yard. Bianca is up to date on her shots and will be spayed as of 8/21/26. If you are interested in an adding a beautiful, active playmate into your life, please go to Charlie’s Crusaders website (www.charliescrusaders.org) to fill out an application. CURRENT LOCATION: Mississippi, awaiting transport to PA ##2821732##
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Poptart

Great Pyrenees

Female, Adult
Lancaster, PA
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs,
Story
October 1, 2026, 5:57 pm

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P.O Box 2372, Sinking Spring, PA 19608

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