Beagles can be traced back to 16th century England, where Englishmen often owned packs of hounds. The smaller hounds - Beagles - were hunters of rabbits and other small prey. Over time, the breed was developed in England and later in North America. Beagles became more refined and widely recognized in North America by the late 19th century, eventually becoming one of the most popular breeds. Though still used in packs for hunting today, Beagles are commonly seen as wonderful companions and family dogs.
Size:
Males: 22-25 pounds
Females: 20-23 pounds
Color:
All hound colors, including but not limited to the following:
Tri-Color (tan / black / white)
Red / White
Lemon / White
Health Problems:
Responsible breeders strive to maintain the highest breed standards as established by kennel clubs like the AKC. Dogs bred by these standards are less likely to inherit health conditions. However, some hereditary health problems can occur in the breed. The following are some conditions to watch for:
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