Read About Beagle Puppy

Beagle Puppy, a loyal companion to their owners and families. Here's everything you need to know about this dog breed.

Beagle Puppy - Dog Breed Facts

1. AKC Group:

   The American Kennel Club classifies Beagle puppies as hounds.

2. Size & Weight:

   They weigh between 18 and 30 pounds and are about 13 inches high.

3. Coat:

   Beagle puppies have a short, weather-proof coat.

4. Head & Muzzle:

   The Beagle puppy has a long head that is slightly domed at the top. The muzzle is straight, square and of medium length.

5. Body:

   The body of the puppy is small but strong. They are muscular, have low shoulders, and a medium sized neck.

6. Colors:

   Beagle puppies are tri-colored. They are usually white, black, and light brown.

7. Life Expectancy:

   They have a life expectancy of 12 to 15 years.

8. Popularity:

   They are a very popular hunting dog.

9. Habitat:

   Beagle puppies can live in a variety of climates.

Beagle Puppy - Dog Breed Origins

1. Country of Origin:

   The Beagle originated in England.

2. Lineage:

   The breed is a cross between Harriers and other hounds in England.

3. Date Admitted to AKC:

   They were admitted to the AKC on September 10, 1957.

4. Historical Information:

   Beagles have been used in hunting hares, pheasants, and quails. They are excellent narcotic detectors. Additionally, they are occasionally used in medical experimentation.

Beagle Puppy - Dog Breed Defining Characteristics

1. Training Ease:

   Beagle puppies learn to obey commands easily.

2. Temperament:

   Beagle puppies are sociable, cheerful, and independent.

3. Child Friendly:

   They are friendly with children.

4. Behavior:

   Beagle puppies like being around people. They are gentle, quick, curious, and lovable companions.

5. Habits:

   They love the outdoors, so they are unsuitable for apartment life. Beagles are basically hunting dogs.

Beagle Puppy - Dog Breed Concerns

1. Health Issues:

   Some Beagles are prone to heart diseases, epilepsy, eye and back problems, and dwarfism (warped front legs).

2. Feeding:

   Most Beagle puppies are fed twice a day.

3. Exercise Needs:

   The Beagle puppy needs a lot of active exercise. A daily walk is highly recommended.

4. Grooming Needs:

   Beagle puppies need to be brushed, need their ears cleaned regularly, and need bathed when necessary. Also, it is recommended to keep their nails trimmed.

5. Special Household Needs:

   They need a fenced play yard, a crate, and food dishs.

6. Travel Needs:

   They need a car seat, and extra couplings on the shoulder strap.

7. Getting Along With Other Pets:

   Beagle puppies get along naturally with other pets.

Beagle Puppy - How to Choose your Dog Breed

1. What to Look for in a Healthy Puppy:

   The puppy should not have a narrow or short skull, a long muzzle, a short and thick neck, small ears, a long tail, and a short, thin, smooth coat. The front knees should not be knuckled forward or bent backward.

2. What you will Need for a New Puppy:

   Beagle puppies need a small yard, a crate, a food dish, a leash, a shoulder strap.

3. Puppy-Proofing your House:

   Small, fragile, and valuable articles need to be kept out of the Beagle puppy's reach and the yard needs fenced in.

4. How to Make your New Puppy Feel at Home:

   Beagle puppies need love, care, and a lot of time outdoors.