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Beagles have been around for at least a thousand years. They were used for hunting small game, and often hunted in packs or small groups. The beagle was bred for hunting ability rather than looks, resulting in a wide variety of sizes and weights. Most beagles ranged from small to smaller, as larger dogs would have a hard time tracking rabbits (their favored game) through dense brush. Beagles, if trained from puppy age, also make great drug dogs and can find drugs as good as any other Hound breed.

Most beagle dogs come in two sized, 13 and 15 inch. Their coloring is usually a tri color or mixed colors of white with either orange, red, black, tan or red. A well-known characteristic of the beagle is a black nose with long, wide, floppy ears. Beagles are also known for their sad look, usually associated with one that is begging for attention.

The Beagle is a popular family pet as they are known for their affection and loyalty. They can be good playmates for children and get along well with other pets and younger puppies Bred for their independence, the Beagle should not be allowed off-leash because they have a tendency to wander. They should not be left alone for extended periods, they enjoy being with their family and may bark or howl when alone. If you have to leave your Beagle dog alone, you should consider having more than one dog at home.

Beagles have a somewhat undeserved reputation for being difficult to train, its just that they are intelligent, independent and bore easily with repetitive training. You need to work with your beagle puppy to ensure he doesn't cry and howl constantly, and make sure they know how to signal you that it's time for them to go do their business.

Beagles requires a good deal of daily exercise, they make great jogging companions. They need weekly brushing and the long ears of a beagle hound should be checked weekly for any wax or dirt buildup. Make sure that if you get a Beagle that you have a small area outside for them to run and play. The Beagle will be a great companion for you, and the lovable puppies will grow attached to you and your family in no time.

Basic Dog Breed Information

          Weight Range: 13 - 30 lbs.
          Avg. Height: 13 in.
          Breed Origin: Great Britain
          Nicknames: Howlers, Beegs, Beagus, Pocket Beagle
          AKC Group: Hound

Beagle Liftstyle Info


Tolerates Cold Weather
Tolerates Hot Weather
Good Watchdog
Needs Exercise
Good w/Other Animals
Easily Trainable
Can Live Outside
Needs Grooming Often
Lives Well In City Life
Good With Kids