The beagle is a short, 'stocky' hound breed, originally used for hunting. The coat is short, and can be either tricolour or tan and white. The dog's muzzle is an medium in length, and straight. The ear's are slightly longer then the frame of the dog's face, and droop slightly. The beagle's skull is round and broad, and the feet are round. Beagles have brown or hazel eyes, the tan and white usually have slightly lighter eye colour than the tricolour and the tail is carried almost upright. When hunting, the dog carries it's head upright and raises it's tail slightly to show awareness, and beagles have a distinct baying bark. The average beagle is between 12 and 17 inches, and weighs 10-12kg. The beagle is an average shedder. The average life expectancy of the breed is about 12.5 years, and they need plenty of exercise as beagles are prone to becoming overweight. Because of this, regular health problems include Arthritis and hip and back problems, as well as epilepsy and chrondroplasia (deformities in the front legs, like a basset hound). The beagle is a well tempered dog, and can live with both other dogs and children, but is best to not live with other pets such as cats or rabbits.
A Beagle and Papillon cross is not a pedigree breed of dog, so there is no specific appearance. But generally, it will have physical features of both Beagle and Papillon.
The beagle breed characterized by short ears and a slender snout is often referred to as the "English Beagle." This type typically has a more refined appearance compared to the American Beagle, which tends to have longer ears and a broader head. The English Beagle is known for its athletic build and keen sense of smell, making it an excellent hunting dog. Both types, however, share a friendly disposition and are popular as family pets.
The average weight of a Beagle is 20 to 25 pounds.
A blue beagle typically has a coat that features a bluish-gray hue, often with black and tan markings. The coloration can vary, but the bluish tone gives it a distinct appearance compared to the more common tricolor beagle. Their body structure remains the same as other beagles, with a compact build, long ears, and a friendly expression. Overall, the blue beagle is an eye-catching variation within the breed.
Well this is a really good question! :) Beagle Harrier is a little bit taller than a normal Beagle. Beagle Harrier is from France and Beagle is from England. Beagle Harrier needs more exercise than Beagle. Beagle needs more space to live in than Beagle Harrier. Both of them are really cute and faithful friends and designed for hunting.
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the male beagle nudges the puppy to ecorage it to walk
A young beagle is still referred to as a beagle. You could also call it a puppy.
the foxhound is taller than the beagle. and the foxhound has diffrend markings then the beagle
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A bench leg beagle typically has a stockier, more robust build compared to a field leg beagle, with a broader head and a more substantial body. They usually stand between 13 to 15 inches at the shoulder and have a short, dense coat that comes in various colors, including tricolor, lemon, and red and white. Their ears are long and droopy, and they have expressive, dark eyes that give them a friendly appearance. Overall, bench leg beagles are bred more for conformation and appearance than for working ability.