Beagle Dog Breed

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Summary The Beagle has soft brown eyes that betray his warm personality but do not reveal his admirable courage and stamina. A truly trustworthy friend can be found in him and he makes a great family pet as he is eager to romp and play. A good watchdog he can be trained to hunt. He has existed in Britain since the reign of King Henry VIII. During the Renaissance he was used to hunt hare in Wales and France and was known as the best hare dog among small houndsThe Beagle is affectionate, clean, tranquil and has a harmonious voice.

Details Beagles make excellent family pets and are very sociable with people. Given the right training, the Beagle will make an excellent watchdog. A Beagle is a medium-sized dog breed and a member of the hound group, similar in appearance to a Foxhound but smaller with shorter legs, and with longer, softer ears. Beagles are scent hounds used primarily for tracking deer, bear, and other game. They are a loyal breed and most often very well tempered. Beagles love exercise and being around people. Beagle-type dogs have existed for over 5 centuries, but the breed as popularly known was developed in the United Kingdom about 150 years ago. The Beagle dog breed is a medium-sized hound. Beagles are scent hounds used primarily for hunting rabbits to larger hares. Friendly and lovable, the beagle has been the dog breed of choice for everyone from President Lyndon Johnson to Charlie Brown. Their non-threatening demeanor has led the USDA, along with its counterparts in Australia and New Zealand, to use beagles to search airplane passengers for contraband. Sadly, their trusting, gentle temperament means beagles are also the most commonly used dog breed in animal experiments in the US.

Notes Welcome to Beagle Dog and Puppy Central! Beagle Dog and Puppy Central is a comprehensive online resource for those exploring the possibility of adding a Beagle puppy to their family. This concise Beagle dog breed guide will answer any questions you may have about the Beagle dog breed. What does a Beagle look like? What is the history of the Beagle and where does it come from? What kind of temperament does the Beagle have? Are Beagles good with children? Do Beagles have any special exercise or grooming needs? Where can I buy a healthy, home raised Beagle puppy from responsible Beagle dog breeders?In addition to the wealth of Beagle dog breed information offered, Beagle Dog and Puppy Central also boasts a directory of Beagle Clubs and Rescues, Beagle Dog Breed Information Resources, Beagle Dog Breed Books and Calendars - featuring a number of titles about Beagles.