Many beagles hold their tails up naturally when they are happy or excited. If your dog doesn't, you can train him to do so. Put him on a leash and get him moving quickly, while telling him a simple command such as 'Tail up!' in a happy voice. If his tail comes up, immediately reward him. You can also work with him standing still, using the same command and running a finger down the top of his tail, which will often cause him to lift his tail. Offer an immediate reward. Be patient can repeat the process as much as you need to for him to get the idea.
yes! My dog is a mix of a beagle and a jack Russel terrior. (her mom was the beagle.) Her name is daisy
Your dog must be a moran
It has a straight tail,its a medium size dog,and it has long floppy ears:)
Yes. They sometimes do that.
hold the tail vertically up and on the occygeal vertebrae, search the vein, the vein is narrower, wont be easy to see it
A cat's tail is his center of balance. If it is messed with, it can even make the cat feel dizzy.
A tail that has adapted to be able to grasp or hold things...
Their is none. The names were mixed up sense they were origonally from England. They became popular in the US so we now call them American beagle.
I have a pocket beagle, (pocket beagles are the smaller version of a regular beagle) and she knows how to sit, lie down, roll over, shake, balance on a stool, and kinda beg. i have to hold one of her paws when she begs because she is portly and cant balance well.
He is a Beagle, albeit an odd one. However, Beagles often have black patches on their backs.
its tail
Up to 30 lbs. My male beagle is about 20lbs and he is 7