Beagle puppy – 1837

The Beagle is a small- to medium-sized hunting dog known for its excellent sense of smell and cheerful disposition. It was originally bred for hunting in packs, which makes it a very social and friendly dog. It has a strong will and likes to follow its nose, which can sometimes make it stubborn.

With his gentle and playful nature, he is well-suited for families with children. Beagles are active and need daily exercise, but they also enjoy companionship and relaxing indoors. Because of their pack instinct, they usually get along well with other dogs. Their intelligence makes them easy to train, though their independent nature requires patience and consistency.

• Format: small to medium, 9–14 kg
• Height at the withers: 33–40 cm
• Coat: short, dense, and weather-resistant
• Colors: tricolor (black, white, and brown), bicolor (black and white, brown and white)
• Maintenance: Low maintenance; weekly brushing is sufficient
• Average lifespan: Ages 12 to 15

The Beagle is suitable for:

• Families with children
• Active homeowners who enjoy hiking
• People with a garden or enough outdoor space
• Owners who are patient with training