The average litter size of a beagle is about seven pups, but it is not unusual for any number between two and fourteen pups to be in a litter. My beagle came from a litter of three, and from the same breeder, we have also viewed two other litters, one of six, the other of seven. It is not highly uncommon for beagles to give birth to still borns.
Once a beagle had seventeen puppies.
seventeen puppeis is very unusual.
Usually a beagle will have 5 to 7 puppies per litter.
It all depends on the mating period. Some may have 2 some may have 5.
Beagles can have a litter of anywhere from 5 to 10 or more puppies.
My beagles had from 5-10 every litter
Look on google.com for beagle puppies for sale.
All puppies are soft.
You could get about 1 to 5
a beagle can have 100 babies that is a lot in a life.
Basically anyone who owns a Beagle will agree with this.
She probably will, but a Caesarian section may be necessary. Keep in mind that the puppies will be half Yorkie, so that they will likely be smaller than purebred beagle puppies. Also, some beagles are not much larger than many Yorkies.
Most pet stores will sell puppies, but if you were to look for beagle puppies only some will carry them. The best way to find them is to ask the pet store owners or browsing in pet stores.
Puggles are part beagle & part pug.
All puppies do
Usually a bulldog will have 4 puppies in a litter.
I would suggest that you never buy a "pocket" dog. Pocket versions of dog are usually the runts bred together. That means the less strong dogs will be bred and make even weaker puppies. If you want a beagle, get a real beagle. If you want a smaller dog, get a smaller dog.
If its the same breed, like the mom and dad.