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About Beagle Puppies

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Beagle Breed Overview The Beagle breed originated in England as a cross between the Harrier and other Hounds of England. Other possible descendants of the Beagle are the Talbot Hound, the black & tan Irish Kerry Beagle and the Bloodhound. Known for their great sense of smell, Beagles were used for hunting in Pheasant & Quail hunts. The Beagle was first registered by the AKC in 1885 and was grouped as Hound.
  • Country of Origin: Great Britain
  • Weight: 18 - 28 lbs
  • Height: 13 - 16 inches
  • Color: The most commonly seen Beagle color is black & tan. Many times there will be white on the chest, legs, under belly & possibly the face and tail. Other colors can be tri-color, yellow & white and orange & white.

Beagle Temperament

The Beagle breed is gentle, intelligent, curious and playful. They enjoy receiving attention & praise from their owners. This joyful breed loves children and does well with other dogs. One distinctive trait of the Beagle is their howling bark.

Beagle Health Issues & Life Expectancy

The Beagle life expectancy is between 12 – 15 years. The Beagle breed is a relatively healthy breed. Some health concerns to look for are:

  • Allergies
  • Cherry Eye
  • Epilepsy
  • Hip Dysplasia
  • Heart Disease

Beagle Coat & Coat Care

Their coat is short, dense, sleek and tight to the body. The coat is also water resistant.

The Beagle coat has very little maintenance. Brushing 2 – 3 times weekly should help keep your Beagle’s coat shiny and healthy. The Beagle is an average shedder and will require more attention during the shedding season. Bathe when necessary with a mild shampoo.

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