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Beagle Breed Info
Get beagle breed info when visiting a kennel and ask the breeder for a photo.
These dogs are hardy, sturdy and squarely built. These small hounds are considered the most ancient scenting hounds. They have a sleek, easy-care, short coat in tri-color, red and white, orange and white, or lemon and white. The coat is short and dense. In appearance, the dog looks like a small English foxhound, with a broad skull, and straight and square muzzle. The dog’s feet are round and strong. The long, wide ears of the dog are pendant. The eyes are hazel or brown and have a characteristic pleading expression.
Get beagle breed info when visiting a kennel and ask the breeder for a photo.
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Beagle Breed Info -
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Also called English Beagle.
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Breed enthusiasts hold different ideas about the origin of these hounds. Most agree that this is probably one of the oldest Hounds existing as far back as 400 B.C. Packs of these dogs may have existed across Britain before Roman times. At first, these dogs came in a variety of sizes and coat types – including the modern, smooth hound coat. There was even a pocket animal of this breed. The hounds have a very keen nose and are bred specially for tracking small game. These small hounds don’t run fast, but follow the game by scent. Get beagle breed info when visiting a kennel and ask the breeder for a photo.
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