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| Getting to Know the
Beagle |

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The skull should be fairly long, slightly domed at occiput, with cranium broad and full. Ears--Ears set on moderately low, long, reaching when drawn out nearly, if not quite, to the end of the nose; fine in texture, fairly broad-with almost entire absence |
Average Height
Two official varieties: 13 inches and under, and up to 15 inches. Weight varies depending on individual build and muscle tone, but obesity is common. Monitor weight under veterinary guidance |
Average Weight
NA |
Personality
The skull should be fairly long, slightly domed at occiput, with cranium broad and full. Ears--Ears set on moderately low, long, reaching when drawn out nearly, if not quite, to the end of the nose; fine in texture, fairly broad-with almost entire absence |
Children
Yes, Beagle loves kids.
Trainability
Grooming a Beagle consists of massaging the skin with your fingers or brushing with a firm bristle brush. Bathe a Beagle only when necessary with a mild or dry shampoo. Keep a check on the Beagle 's ears for signs of infection and trim the nails regularly |
Friendliness
This dog is sociable, cheerful and independent |
Temperment
Early socialization with other household pets is recommended. Beagles are friendly to dogs and children as well as strangers |
Care
Grooming a Beagle consists of massaging the skin with your fingers or brushing with a firm bristle brush. Bathe a Beagle only when necessary with a mild or dry shampoo. Keep a check on the Beagle 's ears for signs of infection and trim the nails regularly |
Combativeness
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Other Pets
Very friendly with other dogs in his pack, might chase other small animals. |
Group
Hound |
Country of Origin
England. |
Coat
Short, dense and weatherproof |
Color
Any hound color; most common are black, tan and white; red and white; and pale tan and white. Feet and tail tip should be white |
Lifespan
About 12 to 13 years |
Activity Level
High, active and inquisitive |
Health
Congenital heart disease, spinal problems, epilepsy and skin conditions. They also have a tendency to become obese. |
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