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Beagle Dogs
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Thinking about getting a Beagle? Already have 1, 2 or more?
We are your 1-Stop Beagle Dog Information Center:
We are your 1-Stop Beagle Dog Information Center:
- Detailed information on every topic you need to know
- Voice your opinion in our Beagle Poll
- Enjoy a new topic each month in our Topic of the Month section.
- Find new information in our Question & Answer section
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- Nominate your Beagle & see other owner's dogs in the Cutest Beagle Photo Gallery
Interesting Facts
- Alongside the Bloodhound, the Beagle has one of the best developed senses of any breed.
- Lyndon B. Johnson owned three Beagles named "Him," "Her," and "Edgar."
- Beagles carry there moderately-long tail like a flag above the back, providing a marker when they follow scents through tall grass.
- This breed has a loud baying cry that used to be a delight to hunting horsemen.
- Beagles are a loving and popular family member, but sadly this dog breed is used more often than any other in medical experimentation.
- Because of their gentle nature and unimposing build, Beagle dogs are frequently used in pet therapy, visiting the sick and elderly in hospitals.
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In June 2006, a trained Beagle assistance dog was credited with saving the life of its owner after using his owner's cell phone to dial an emergency number
Beagle Poll
Read what other owners have to say about their Beagle dogs...See how you and your little buddy compare to others!
You'll read Beagle information regarding behavior, training, environment and more.
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Leaving Your Beagle Home Alone
Many owners worry about
leaving their dog home alone. At what age can you do this safely? How
do you train your dog if you need to be gone? What can you do to make
your dog comfortable while you are gone and avoid any destruction to
your home?
There are ways to help your dog cope with your absence. There are many ways to train your Beagle to behave. The most important elements will be:
Learn More HereThere are ways to help your dog cope with your absence. There are many ways to train your Beagle to behave. The most important elements will be:
- Plans ways to keep your dog busy
- Use proper training techniques to help your dog cope not only when you leave, but when you return.
- How long your puppy can be without you
That Famous Howl
Yes, Beagles are known for their howl; a type of bark that its hunting ancestors were known for. In fact, throughout the centuries, great care was taken to create a "perfect" hunting dog and that included one who could alert its masters from long distances.
Now a family pet, most of us do not want howling, baying or any type of excessive barking! Any unjustified barking can be controlled with proper training. To see more information on this, See Barking
Now a family pet, most of us do not want howling, baying or any type of excessive barking! Any unjustified barking can be controlled with proper training. To see more information on this, See Barking
What is This Month's Topic?
Check out our new Beagle dog topic, each month, something new for you in our Topic of the Month. Would you like for us to write about something you have been wanting to know about? Become a Member for free, suggest a topic & You can!
Our new Topic of the Month is: Separation Stress (Different than Separation Anxiety) with the Beagle Dog.
Our new Topic of the Month is: Separation Stress (Different than Separation Anxiety) with the Beagle Dog.
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Wholesome, Healthy Home Cooking for the BeagleLearn the differences between manufactured food
and home cooked dog food, to help you make a choice that best suits you
and your dog.
Stats
Breed Group: Hound - Read about Hound dogs
Purpose: Rabbit/Hare Hunter/ Family Companion
Weight (Males): 22-25 lbs. (9.97 to 11.34 kg)
Weight (Females):20-23 lbs.(9.07-10.43kg)
Size: Most clubs recognize 2 sizes. Per the AKC & CKC (Canadian Kennel Club):
Origin: Ancestors date back to Ancient Greece, the modern Beagle was developed in Britain
Origin of Name: Beugler, a french term meaning "to bellow"
Common Misspellings: Beegle
Purpose: Rabbit/Hare Hunter/ Family Companion
Weight (Males): 22-25 lbs. (9.97 to 11.34 kg)
Weight (Females):20-23 lbs.(9.07-10.43kg)
Size: Most clubs recognize 2 sizes. Per the AKC & CKC (Canadian Kennel Club):
- 13 inches in height (33 cm)
- 13-15 inches in height (33-38 cm)
- One size: 13 -16 inches (33-40.6 cm)
Origin: Ancestors date back to Ancient Greece, the modern Beagle was developed in Britain
Origin of Name: Beugler, a french term meaning "to bellow"
Common Misspellings: Beegle
Description
This breed is a sturdy squarely-built, small hound who makes a wonderful family pet. This dog has a sleek, easy-to-maintain short coat, which can come in any hound color, for example. Colors include such unique names as Bluetick, Lemon and Red.
The long, wide ears are one of the most famous features. The brown or hazel eyes have a characteristic pleading or sad expression, despite the fact that this dog is generally very happy, outgoing & friendly. This breed is known for its distinct bark, which is a howling. This can be controlled with proper training.
The long, wide ears are one of the most famous features. The brown or hazel eyes have a characteristic pleading or sad expression, despite the fact that this dog is generally very happy, outgoing & friendly. This breed is known for its distinct bark, which is a howling. This can be controlled with proper training.
Important Dental Care
Dogs will develop decay
just as humans do, if their teeth are not cleaned. Many dogs may resist
having teeth cleaned; however with proper training you can
have Beagles who actually look forward to this. grooming. Grooming
time with your Beagle can be a great way to bond with your canine family
member.
It is a fact that dogs can die from dental disease that is left untreated. Some dogs, when finally brought to the vet for a dental cleaning , will have decay that is so bad their teeth need to be extracted. Never believe that chewing on bones or hard dog treats will clean a dog's teeth properly. It will be a combined effort between proper home care and professional dental cleanings to keep your dog's teeth healthy.
It is a fact that dogs can die from dental disease that is left untreated. Some dogs, when finally brought to the vet for a dental cleaning , will have decay that is so bad their teeth need to be extracted. Never believe that chewing on bones or hard dog treats will clean a dog's teeth properly. It will be a combined effort between proper home care and professional dental cleanings to keep your dog's teeth healthy.
Biting Issues
There is a very clear difference between biting and chewing. In addition, Beagles must be trained specially for the cause of any biting or nipping.
Training varies depending on the reason. Some of the causes are: Boredom, Separation Anxiety, Play, and Puppy Teething.
To learn more information on these issues, see Beagle Biting.
Training varies depending on the reason. Some of the causes are: Boredom, Separation Anxiety, Play, and Puppy Teething.
To learn more information on these issues, see Beagle Biting.
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Health
We
know how important it is to you to keep your canine family member
healthy. Each breed of dog is more susceptible to certain diseases than
other breeds. Keeping an eye out for the early symptoms of these health
issues is a huge step toward a fast recovery. Possible health
complications for Beagles may be heart disease, epilepsy, eye issues, back
problems and chondroplasia (otherwise known as dwarfism.) Regular
veterinarian checkups are vital. Learn about each disease that the Beagle is prone to. Learn how to keep your pet healthy with details of symptoms, diagnosis, prevention and treatment. See Health
Puppy....To Adolescent...to Adult
Time will go by quickly and before you
know it, your little puppy will be a adolescent who understands commands
& is completely trained...to that senior dog who needs will change. We cover all topics for you, so that you can stay informed...whether you just brought a Beagle into your home, you already have this loving dog as a family member or if you are thinking about bringing home one of the cutest canines in the world.
Just look the left, where all navigation is in alphabetical order...So that you can read about the topics that are important to you.
Just look the left, where all navigation is in alphabetical order...So that you can read about the topics that are important to you.
Females
While either a male or female will be a wonderful
canine family member, those who have females should be aware of elements
such as the heat cycle, pregnancy,and breeding that are specific for Beagles. You will find all of these topics here, so that you can take provide the best care possible.
Proper Grooming
This breed has a double coat of fur, which classifies this dog as having a medium coat; although one would assume that the coat would be deemed short. This is one reason why the Beagle sheds a bit more than single coated dogs. Attention must be paid to bathing with the correct shampoos to keep that fur healthy. Paying attention to the dog’s nails , ears, anal glands and teeth is very important, as well. Although you will be spared some of the extra grooming that a long haired dog requires, you should still prepare to take time to ensure that proper grooming is done. This is not only so that your pet has a nice appearance, but also for health reasons. See Grooming
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