Beagle
The Beagle is a small scenthound, resembling the much larger foxhound. They are friendly and gentle, and have excellent sense of smell. They were originally bred for hunting hare. Today, they are also popular pet dogs.
Beagles are relatively low-maintenance dogs.
They do require regular exercise and grooming.
They are intelligent and easily trainable.
Beagles are generally good with children and other pets, although their strong hunting instincts may lead them to chase small animals.
Key characteristics of beagles:
Size: Beagles are small dogs, typically standing 13-16 inches tall at the shoulder and weighing 20-35 pounds.
Temperament: Beagles are friendly, gentle, and playful dogs. They are also curious and intelligent.
Coat: Beagles have a short, dense coat that comes in a variety of colors, including tricolor (white, tan, and black), lemon, red, and white.
Grooming: Beagles require minimal grooming, but they should be brushed weekly to remove loose hair.
Exercise: Beagles are energetic dogs that need regular exercise. A daily walk or jog is essential for keeping them healthy and happy.
Training: Beagles can be trained relatively easily, but they can also be independent thinkers.
Lifespan: Beagles typically live between 9 and 16 years.
