Beagles

Very!! I have numerous cuts and bruises from my 4 month old beagle pup, they are like little pins, am hoping when she looses them and the adult ones come through that they won't be quite so deadly!!

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Boxer dogs usually live between 10 and 15 years. Beagles generally live for 13 years.

Let her rest for a while, and make sure she does not eat that much again. If she actually starts to look unwell, see a vet.

a yorkie beagle lives for about 5-7 years.

Servicemen took baths when the opportunity arose. You have to remember that there were a little over sixteen million of them in World War Two.

When you were in this country you were usually in a barracks with several hundred other guys and a shower room that would accomodate only a half dozen to a dozen or so at a time. There were only limited opportunities to take a shower -- most of the time you were somewhere other than the barracks. You couldn't take baths on any kind of a schedule.

Aboard ships you still had crowded showers. Often water would be rationed and you would have to (1) Wet yourself down with water. (2) Shut off water - lather and scrub. (3) turn on the water and rinse yourself off.

There were usually salt water showers available on ships but a salt water shower is a very unpleasant experience. It's hard to get suds using salswater. There was a saltwater soap but it was a worse experience than the shower. It was like trying to bathe using a short piece of two by four lumber instead of soap. (Well --- maybe the two by four might just generate a little more suds!!)When you dried off after a saltwater shower your skin was sticky, tight-feeling, uncomfortable. Personally I would rather smell a little ripe than take a saltwater shower.

When you were in active combat you could forget bathing -- there were more important things to worry about. There were no bathing facilities on or near the front lines (Unless you could call your helmet a bathing facility!)-- you had to wait until you were relieved and sent back behind the lines where you might find a thrown-together contraption that passed a shower,or an honest-to-goodness shower. (That officers weren't in control of)

So you can see that a regular schedule of daily or weekly showers was almost impossible. You showered when the opportunity arose. It was like working on a goat farm -- you got used to the smells.

They were the bad old days. But I wouldn't trade them for anything.

Yes. The Beagle was first bred to hunt hares and rabbits, and it may show the same hunting instinct towards other small animals, including opossums.

im not absolutely sure but im pretty sure the oldest dog lived to the age of 29.

Actually the whopper is made out of 50% fat and 50% beef so it is not healthy for you.

Our dog is a black labrador / beagle. She just turned one and weighs 40 pounds. I think she is pretty much full grown. She is in great physical shape. Its a wonderful mix for a dog...though she does shed. Her mom was the beagle.

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If you chase it, it becomes a game that you cannot win. Better to train it to come willingly, with positive reinforcement. That could include a treat, fun attention and praise.

Beagles are friendly with people, and cooperate with other animals as well.

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.

Beagles are not known for having hind dew claws, but some may be born with extra ones. Usually these will be removed if the dog is to be shown.

Beagles can be adopted from any national, state or local agency offering pet adoption, such as the ASPCA, Humane Society or PAWS. Adoptions can sometimes also be done through a pet store such as Petco or PetSmart in conjunction with a local shelter. If no beagles are available, local and national breed-specific rescues do exist, but their rules and standards can extremely strict and often prospective adopters fail to qualify. It is best to check the rules and procedures for these groups thoroughly before beginning the application process.

paracetamol but get it prescribed by vet!

They like any type of food, dry or wet. Do not give them just wet food though because they will get sick. A mixture of dry and wet is okay, but do not give it to them everyday. Dry food is good most of the time. Some good dog food is purina one, kibbles and bits, and this new science diet stuff.

Beagles have great noses. They are used to hunt rabbits and small game. They really don't have any enemies except humans that are poor pet owners.

Beagles, like any breed, can be prone to certain health issues, but they are generally known to be robust and healthy dogs. They may be susceptible to conditions such as hip dysplasia, ear infections, and obesity if not properly cared for. Regular veterinary check-ups, a balanced diet, and adequate exercise can help keep them healthy. Overall, with proper care, beagles can lead a long and healthy life.

The Beagle was first bred in the 1500s as a scenthound to track rabbits when hunting with English gentlemen.

Learn more about the breed history of the Beagle at the related link.

They are pack dogs and DO NOT like to sleep alone. They will sleep with another dog or prefer to sleep with the owner to whom they are bonded.

NEVER NEVER NEVER - Dogs have coats to keep them warm, if that doesnt work on its own they will shiver to increase body heat, and they pant to cool down - Leave nature alone - Mess with it and you will overheat the dog and it will not be able to regulate its temperature and it could DIE - YES REALLY, DIE. If it is REALLY cold, like 15 below freezing stay indoors if you must.

Beagles can be trained to hunt anything but are generally trained to hunt rabbits and hare, particularly for "Beagling", an organized sport, governed by the National Beagle Club.