Beagle
The Beagle will let you know he’s around, especially if left alone with no companions (you may need to get two). He has a LOUD voice! They can be stubborn and difficult to train. Because of their deep instinctive natures they should not be left to roam alone. Their nose and need for activity may lead them into troublesome situations. They are gentle animals who are great with children and other dogs. Cats or other small pets may turn into “game” unless the Beagle is socialized with these pets. Brush as needed and only bathe when absolutely necessary. Check their ears on a very regular basis. Because of their love of the underbrush you should frequently check for ticks and fleas.
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Average Height(“‘s)
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Average Weight (#’s)
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Personality
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Coat
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Grooming
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Notes for owners
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14
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25
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Cheerful
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Smooth | Minimal | Bond well. Love to eat, and can become obese. May howl when left alone. |
Relevant Web Sites
National Beagle Club of America
Dog Training Lady Profile on the Beagle
Beagle Daily Articles, training tips, and news for beagle owners. – See more at: http://beagledaily.com/#sthash.MGrVcYgm.dpuf
Beagle Rescue Foundation of America (Facebook)