Beagle
weet hunting voice, but if left alone may howl.
Training will alleviate this problem. They will adapt well to a home or kennel
environment, but new owners should be aware of natural hunting instincts and
they should not be left alone for long periods of time.
Beagle puppies Other Names: English
Beagle
Beagle puppies Height:
13 - 16 inches
Beagle puppies
Weight: 18 - 30 lbs.
Beagle puppies Colors of
the Beagle: White, black, tan, red, lemon
and blue mottle.
Beagle puppies
Coat:
Short, dense and weatherproof.
Beagle puppies
Temperament: The Beagle is gentle
and lovable.
Beagle puppies
With Children: Yes, Beagle loves kids.
Beagle puppies
With Pets: Very friendly with other dogs
in his pack, might chase other small animals.
SBeagle puppies
pecial Skills: Beagle is a hound
and family pet.
Watch-dog:
High, will bark to alert.
Guard-dog: Low
Beagle puppies Care and
Training: Grooming a Beagle consists of massaging the skin with your
fingers or brushing with a firm bristle brush. Bathe a Beagle only when
necessary with a mild or dry shampoo. Keep a check on the Beagle 's ears
for signs of infection and trim the nails regularly. Exercise is needed on a
leash as the Beagle has a tendency to roam. A large back yard will take care of
most of your Beagle 's exercise requirements. They will respond well to basic
obedience training.
Learning Rate:
High; Obedience - Low, Problem Solving - High.
Beagle puppies Activity: High,
active and inquisitive.
Beagle puppies
Living Environment: The Beagle is an
inside dog who requires lots of outside activity, house should have a fenced
yard.
Beagle puppies Health
Issues: Congenital heart disease, spinal
problems, epilepsy and skin conditions. They also have a tendency to become
obese.
Beagle puppies Life Span: 12 - 13
Years
Beagle puppies
Litter Size:
5 - 7
Beagle puppies Country of
Origin: Great Britain
Beagle puppies
History:
The Beagle has existed in Britain since the reign of King
Henry VIII. During the Renaissance the Beagle was used to hunt hares in Wales
and France. The Beagle was known as the best hare dog among small hounds. The
name may come from the Celtic word for small, "beag" or the French for gape
throat, "bgueule." During 1954 they were the most popular dog in the United
States
