Beagles are a beloved breed of dog known for their friendly and curious personalities. However, one thing that many beagle owners may notice is their pet’s constant hunger. It’s not uncommon for beagles to act as if they’re always hungry,…
Welcome to our guide on beagle care crate training! As a beagle owner, you know how important it is to provide your furry friend with the best possible care and attention. That’s why we’ve created this guide to help you…
Your Beagle will pick up and release many different scents throughout their lives, which is quite natural and comes from their wild ancestors who would conceal their scent to sneak up on prey. All dogs possess their own individual scent,…
Shedding is a natural part of being healthy. If your Beagle begins shedding in large clumps or displays symptoms such as itchy or flaky skin, seek medical advice immediately. Your Beagle’s diet will have an enormous effect on its shedding.…
Beagle puppies require high quality food that does not include unnecessary fillers and ingredients that contribute calories without providing necessary nutrition. If they seem perpetually hungry, it could be an indicator that their diet needs improvement. Beagles must be fed…
Puppies typically develop 28 Baby Teeth (12 incisors, 4 canines and 12 premolars). By month 7, these will loosen and fall out to be replaced by 42 permanent teeth. Signs of teething include excessive drooling, chewing on everything they can…
Beagles love exercise and spending time outdoors, but must be protected from colder climate conditions. Beagles can endure temperatures above freezing, but should be brought indoors during periods where it falls below that threshold. They require a warm and dry…
Beagles should be given regular baths to maintain a healthy coat, however it should not be done too frequently as this could strip their natural oils. Use only shampoo specifically formulated for dogs (scent-free to prevent skin issues and allergic…
Beagles should be bathed periodically, yet not too frequently; typically every four to six weeks (unless they become dirty or roll in something smelly). Due to their dense, short coat, these dogs don’t tend to show much dirt after spending…
Beagles must always be kept on a leash and trained to return when called – this will prevent them from wandering off into the bush and getting lost. Bring out your Beagle regularly, such as immediately upon waking, before bedtime…
