Overview:  

The Beagle is an ideal dog for sportive people and should never be kept in a flat. They like to be out of doors and can live happily with other dogs. They are friendly to both strangers and friends. If you need a very obedient dog, then the Beagle is a very good choice.

Country of Origin:

England

Size type:

Small dog breeds

Character: 

 this is a lively, cheerful, sociable, brave and intelligent dog with a mind of its own, that is resolute, and vigilant. they have the tendency to follow their nose

Breed Group:

Hound dog breeds (AKC)

Height:

33-41cm (13-16in)

Weight:

10-11kg for dogs and 9-10kg for bitches

Temperament:

Beagles normally tend to get on well with other dogs and children but even strangers will get a friendly greeting. Get them used to cats and other household animals when they are young.

Coat:

The coat is short and weather-protective. The three-coloured Beagle is the most usual-that is  a white ground, a brown head and back, with a black saddle but any recognized hound colourings are permissible. Liver-coloured Beagles are not accepted.

Care:

Brush the coat daily to remove dead and loose hairs. In common with other breeds with hanging ears, the ears should be regularly checked to ensure they are clean.

Training:

The Beagle is the most obedient of dog breeds. It is both an independent hunting dog and will make a highly suitable pet for your home. It is sensible to take your Beagle to an obedience class.

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