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The Beagle


The Beagle is a very happy, outgoing dog who takes the Number 5 spot in the US canine popularity poll (according to AKC figures).

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Are we happy yet?

A cheerful, friendly dog, this breed originated in England as a hunting dog and has changed little over the years.

Today it's a popular companion dog and family pet.Good natured and active, with a stubborn and independent streak, these dogs love to be where the action is!

Country of Origin: Great Britain

Size: Small to medium

Height: Up to 13 inches and 13 - 15 inches

Weight: 18 - 30lbs

Color: Can be any hound color but the most popular is the black/tan/white tri-color and the red/white bi-color.

Temperament: Independent minded, happy, outgoing and friendly.

Activity Level: High

Grooming: Can shed heavily so requires regular grooming and bathing.

Special Needs: Must have securely fenced yard as this breed tends to be an escape artist. Leashed when out in public. Socializing and obedience training.

Possible Health Problems: Hip dysplasia; luxating patellas; demodectic mange; epilepsy; eye problems




In a nutshell!

This breed makes a great family pet, who generally gets along well with children and other pets (although they do have a tendency to chase much smaller animals due to their hunting roots).

They need a securely fenced yard as they have a tendency to follow a scent wherever it leads and are oblivious to all obstacles in their path. For the same reasons these dogs are best leashed when out in public.

A friendly, merry companion who loves to be with his family wherever they go.

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Consider adoption!

Did you know about 25% of pets in shelters are purebred? Find out more about this breed, and all the beagles that are available for adoption by clicking on the banner below.

You can search for your perfect beagle by area, age or sex, see their photos and get lots more information too! Find yourself a great dog, and save a life today by checking it out right now...


Do you have an adopted dog at home already? You can encourage others to consider adoption, and give a shelter dog a second chance by sharing your adoption story with other visitors to The Puppy Dog Place.

Your story can be funny, goofy, poignant, uplifting..... whatever you like. Just go to our Puppy Dog Adoption Stories page and tell us about your experience, and include a photo of your 'adoptee' if possible. You can also read the stories other visitors have contributed and comment on or rate them too. It's one way that you CAN make a difference to the plight of homeless dogs everywhere.

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