🌿 Breyer 🌿
Garden of Eden Litter 🌿
Parents: Eden × Freedom
Birthday: July 28, 2026
Breed: Mini Multigenerational Bernedoodle
Expected Adult Weight: 14-16lbs
Color: Traditional Tri
Status: Looking for His Forever Family 🤍
There is something incredibly sentimental about raising Breyer because, in so many ways, it feels like I have been given the opportunity to raise my Mac boy all over again. 🥹🤍
Mac is our little 5-pound Toy Poodle, but his impact on our program could never be measured by his size.
Over the years, Mac has been one of the boys we have based our lines around, purely because of his temperament. He has an incredible ability to read his person, adjust to what life asks of him, and simply fit.
Mac has lived life right beside us. He has moved with us through different states. He has traveled. He has stayed in Airbnbs and hotels. He has experienced changing homes, changing routines, growing families and all the unpredictable seasons that come with real life.
And somehow, Mac just morphs into whatever life needs him to be.
That is what I see when I look at Breyer.
If you asked me to describe Breyer, I would almost have to describe Mac first because their personalities remind me so much of one another. Breyer has that same people-oriented way about him and that same ability to watch what’s happening around him and settle into the rhythm of his people.
Now, pull out a toy and his mama Eden will quickly remind you that she’s in there too. 😂 That little playful spark comes alive and you get to see another branch of his family tree.
But when everything settles back down?
There is my Mac boy again.
That makes Breyer incredibly special to me because I know firsthand what it is like to share your life with a dog possessing those qualities. I know what it feels like to have a dog who doesn’t need life to look a certain way as long as he gets to experience it beside you.
I believe Breyer has the potential to become that kind of dog for somebody else.
The dog who moves with you. Travels with you. Learns your routines. Reads the room. Grows with your family. And years from now, becomes so woven into your story that it’s difficult to remember what life looked like before him.
Someone else deserves to have a Mac.
And I really believe Breyer may just be theirs. 🌿🤍
🌿 Breyer 🌿
Garden of Eden Litter 🌿
Parents: Eden × Freedom
Birthday: July 28, 2026
Breed: Mini Multigenerational Bernedoodle
Expected Adult Weight: 14-16lbs
Color: Traditional Tri
Status: Looking for His Forever Family 🤍
There is something incredibly sentimental about raising Breyer because, in so many ways, it feels like I have been given the opportunity to raise my Mac boy all over again. 🥹🤍
Mac is our little 5-pound Toy Poodle, but his impact on our program could never be measured by his size.
Over the years, Mac has been one of the boys we have based our lines around, purely because of his temperament. He has an incredible ability to read his person, adjust to what life asks of him, and simply fit.
Mac has lived life right beside us. He has moved with us through different states. He has traveled. He has stayed in Airbnbs and hotels. He has experienced changing homes, changing routines, growing families and all the unpredictable seasons that come with real life.
And somehow, Mac just morphs into whatever life needs him to be.
That is what I see when I look at Breyer.
If you asked me to describe Breyer, I would almost have to describe Mac first because their personalities remind me so much of one another. Breyer has that same people-oriented way about him and that same ability to watch what’s happening around him and settle into the rhythm of his people.
Now, pull out a toy and his mama Eden will quickly remind you that she’s in there too. 😂 That little playful spark comes alive and you get to see another branch of his family tree.
But when everything settles back down?
There is my Mac boy again.
That makes Breyer incredibly special to me because I know firsthand what it is like to share your life with a dog possessing those qualities. I know what it feels like to have a dog who doesn’t need life to look a certain way as long as he gets to experience it beside you.
I believe Breyer has the potential to become that kind of dog for somebody else.
The dog who moves with you. Travels with you. Learns your routines. Reads the room. Grows with your family. And years from now, becomes so woven into your story that it’s difficult to remember what life looked like before him.
Someone else deserves to have a Mac.
And I really believe Breyer may just be theirs. 🌿🤍
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