Beagle Dog Breed Information

A small fascinating canine, beagle is one of the most preferred companions for adults as well as kids. It is a fun loving dog breed; but being hound, this dog can be stubborn therefore require creative, patient training techniques. Originally, Beagles were bred as a scent hound to track the small game, mostly hare and rabbits. Still, they are used for this very purpose in many countries. More information about this breed is as follows:

Breed Name	Beagle Dog
Origin	Great Britain, England, United Kingdom
Other Names	English Beagle
Lifespan	12-15 years
Breed Group	Hound
Size Type	Small dog breeds
Height	18-22 inches (33-41 cms)
Weight	20-35 Pounds (9-11kg)
Temperament	Even Tempered, Gentle, Amiable, Exitable, Intelligent
Coat Color	White, Brindle and White, Fawn and Black and White
Coat Characteristics	Short haired, Hard coat of medium length
What to Feed	Recommended daily amount is 3/4 to 1.5 cups of high-quality dog food a day, divided into two meals
Litter size	2-7 puppies
Training Needs	Easy to train, Intelligence, Potential for Mouthiness, Prey Drive, Wanderlust Potential
Living condition	The beagle is an energetic and lively dog, with a curious and excitable personality.
Exercise need	60-80 minutes per day
Grooming Needs	Once or Twice a week
Club Recognition	AKC Classification: Hound UKC Classification: Scenthond
Highlights of this Breed	Live indoor with the human family, Not Suited for cold, damp climates, Socialization & Training must for Bull Terriers
Similar Dogs	Basset Hound, Whippet, Dachshund, English FoxHound

 

Star Rating:

Characteristics	Stars (based on 5)	Characteristics	Stars
Adaptability		Health Issues
Affection Level		Intelligence
Apartment Friendly		Playfulness
Barking Tendencies		Shedding Level
Cat Friendly		Social Needs
Child Friendly		Stranger Friendly
Dog Friendly		Territorial
Exercise Needs		Trainability
Grooming		Watchdog Ability