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Baby Beagle
It is better to look for a baby beagle picture in kennels rather than rescues.
These are sturdy, squarely built small scenting hounds. They have a short and sleek coat, which may come in tri-color, red and white, orange and white, or lemon and white colors. These dogs look very much like small English Foxhounds. The breed has been used in packs, alone, and in pairs, for hunting hare, pheasant and quail. These small hounds are easy to follow, which made them very popular among nobility in the 15th and 16th centuries. These dogs also serve as excellent narcotics detection dogs and make fine family companions for active and energetic people.
It is better to look for a baby beagle picture in kennels rather than rescues.
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Baby Beagle -
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Also called English Beagle.
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These dogs are extremely sociable, courageous, and smart. Calm and affectionate, they make excellent pets for families with children. They do well with other dogs. However, they should be supervised when around non-canine pets. Good socialization and proper training are essential with this breed. They can be both gundogs and family companions. These dogs are relatively easy to keep. However, they should receive a considerable amount of care, training and attention from their owners. Early socialization is a must for every pup of this breed. It is better to look for a baby beagle picture in kennels rather than rescues.
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