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As puppies the
Beagle is very curious and their keen sense of smell can sometimes get
them into trouble. People who own Beagles need to devote a lot of time in
training them. beagles always need someone around to discipline them.
Beagles make a good companion for children and they obey all commands
cheerfully. |
| Beagles are very
cute dogs with their soft brown eyes and big floppy ears; it is almost
impossible not to take one home. Beagles are very angelic looking and are
also dependent animals. Beagles have a hard, medium length hound coat.
They have a very strong and muscular build and they also have very short
tails compared to their body size. One good thing about beagles is
that they don't drool or have any doggy odor. |
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Beagles were very popular
dogs in England among royalty. They were used as hunting dogs. In the 50's
the Beagle interest rate was at an all time high, and beagles
started gaining popularity in America. The Beagle descended from the Dingo
group, Greyhound group, Northern group, and the Mastiff family. |
| Beagles require grooming
two times per week. They are moderate shedders and they require no
trimming. Beagles need at least thirty-five minutes of outdoor
activity a day. The average amount of money spent to buy food for the
Beagle is twenty-five dollars per month. |
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Beagles usually live
around thirteen years. They have a fast learning rate, but their obedience
is low. Beagles always have a lot of energy and do not make very good watch
dogs. They are usually about thirteen inches high and weigh around
twenty-two pounds. |
