Beagles are widely regarded as some of the cutest and friendliest dogs on earth. Beagles are also wonderful gun dogs, specializing in
rabbit hunting, according to Outdoor Life.
Overall, raising a new beagle is a simple enough process, but there are definitely a few things to know before you embark on your journey together.
1. Physical Traits and General Characteristics
The life expectancy of beagles is between 12 and 15 years,
according to the Dog Breed Info Center. They are usually between 13 and 16 inches and weigh between 20 and 25 pounds. Beagles are fun and warm tempered dogs that have lots of energy. Having adequate space for them to run around is paramount to raising a happy and healthy beagle.
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2. Beagles are Sneaky
They will often use their nose to find their way into secret stashes of food or even try to take food right from your plate,
according to Persephone Magazine. Although they are playful, they will have no remorse in running around trying to find food or other treats for them to grab.
3. Beagles Get Along with Children and Other Dogs
Being the happy and gentle dogs that they are, Beagles will not attack or be mean to any person or dog that is not mean to them first. Besides any small potential food stealing issues, your children and your other dogs will have an easy life together.
4. Training Tips
When training your beagle, remember DogTime.com’s tips for success, which include being consistent, using rewards, appropriate timing, and not losing focus.
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