- Breed Beagle
- Birth Date 20190728
- Color TRI
- Gender Male
- Pet ID 47467
- Location CPI Homes for Life
- Breeder Name Rae Lynn Mercer
Beagle - 47467
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About the Beagle Breed
Description
The Beagle breed is loving, sweet, gentle, sociable, brave and intelligent. They are excellent with children and generally good with other dogs. However, because of their hunting instincts, they should not be trusted with non-canine pets. That is unless they are socialized with cats and other animals from a young age. Discover more about our Beagle puppies for sale below!
Appearance
As for looks, the Beagle is a hardy little hound dog that looks like a miniature Foxhound.
The Beagle’s body is squarely-built, and their skull is fairly long and slightly domed. The Beagle’s muzzle is straight and medium length. Their eyes can be brown or hazel and their ears are pendant shaped low set, and long.
A Beagle’s coat is medium length and sleek, making it easy to care for. The Beagle comes in a variety of colors including black and tan, lemon, tricolor, blue or red tick, and white with red, orange or lemon. Beagles have a distinct howl when they bark.
Beagles were developed for hunting and therefore have many hunting dog traits in their genes. This means they need a lot more exercise than many other breeds and unfortunately, then most owners give them, which is why you see so many overweight Beagles with health problems.
Temperament
It is important for Beagle owners to proclaim from the start that they are the dog's pack leader. Beagles that are allowed to be pack leaders over their humans can develop a varying degree of behavior issues, including, but not limited to:
- guarding
- obsessive barking
- snapping
- biting
- destructive behaviors when left alone.
These are not normal Beagle traits, but rather behaviors brought on by lack of leadership and/or exercise from their humans. The behaviors can be corrected when the dog’s instincts are met.
Owners should be committed to providing the proper amount of mental and physical exercise, including daily walks to avoid separation anxiety.
Beagles will (when given the proper amount of exercise daily) be calm but again, this is not a sedentary dog and should not be adopted or purchased by an owner who leads a sedentary lifestyle. There are other dog breeds much more suited to that lifestyle.
Living Conditions
This is not a good dog breed for apartment or condominium dwellers.
Beagles are at their best when they are given long and frequent walks. They thrive when they are raised in a home that has a fenced yard where they can run off some of their energy and where they can stretch off-leash.
The keyword here is a fenced yard because Beagles are explorers, chasers and accomplished diggers and climbers. They tend to follow their noses wherever they go (a hunting trait) and any sight, sound or smell that attracts their attention will cause them to chase it down. The problem is worse because they are a breed that has an unfortunate reputation for seldom coming back when you call for them.
They are prone to wander away so owners should be cautious when allowing the dog off-leash and make sure to be in a safe area where the dog can be seen always.
Beagles should not be left outside unattended for long periods of time because they are prone to becoming bored which can cause them to howl and dig.
Note: Beagles do not have a normal sounding bark rather they have what sounds like a loud cry that almost sounds like the howl of a wolf.
This makes them unique but again, neighbors will not appreciate a Beagle left unattended in a yard to the point the dog begins to howl for attention.
Beagle puppies are wonderful pets, but they are high-maintenance.
Disposition
The Beagle is a loving, sweet, gentle, happy to see everyone type of breed. It is sociable, brave and intelligent but unique in its need for exercise. Although the Beagle is good with children and generally good with other dogs, because of its hunting instincts it should not be completely trusted with non-canine pets unless it was socialized with cats and other household animals when it was young. Beagles have a mind of their own. They are watchful and determined but require a patient, firm trainer and persistent and consistent obedience training.
Clubs, Registries & Associations
(Based on breed recognition. See store for details on this particular puppy.)
- The American Canine Association Inc.
- The American Canine Registry
- American Kennel Club
- American Pet Registry, Inc.
- Continental Kennel Club
- National Kennel Club
- United Kennel Club
Additional Information
Group: Hound
Average Weight: 20-25 lbs.
Personality Traits: Intelligent, determined, sociable
Country of Origin: United Kingdom
Coat: Short
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