About Breed
Beagles are small, playful hounds that have been designed to work long distances and do hunting. Their beady ears, their melancholy eyes, and their ever-wagging tail make them a cute and curious-looking combination. They have been trained to hunt and they move easily and evenly and are always willing to follow a trail. Beagles are amiable, strong-willed and somewhat mischievous, they are happiness, life and a lot of snuff in every house!
Origin
England
Size
Small
Ideal Space
Apartment
Top 5 Traits
- Playful
- Disciplined
- Athletic
- Loyal
- Energetic
height
36-41 cms (males)
33-38 cms (females)
Coat Length
Short
Coat Type
Smooth
Life Expectancy
12 - 15 years
Ideal Weather
10°C to 30°C
Weight
10-15 kgs (Male)
8-13 kgs (Female)
Color
- Tricolor (black, white, and tan)
- Bicolor (lemon & white, red & white, tan & white)
Job & Working Abilities
- Excellent at scent detection
- Reliable in search & rescue
- Loving family companion
- Smart and eager to work
Allergies & Hypoallergenic Status
- Not hypoallergenic
- Moderate shedding
- Ear allergy prone
- Skin allergy prone
Common Behavior Issues
- Separation anxiety is common
- Stubbornness during training
- Excessive barking and howling
- Strong food obsession behavior
Travel & Adaptability
- Very travel-friendly and adaptable
- Adjusts well to various climates
- Comfortable in apartments
- Needs regular exercise indoors
Characteristics
Beagles are fabulously social and need attention and like to belong to the family. They are on best terms with other dogs and are mostly amiable and playful, but somewhat talky with their yelling. They are very intelligent and it shows in their curious nature but at times training them can be very impatient due to their stubborn nature. Beagles are lively and full of stamina and love lots of exercise to wag their jovial tails. They are good and loving friends, but not particularly guardian. Their mid-range shedding and hassle-free grooming make them simple to take care of and they can adjust easily to life alongside children, other pets as well as new surroundings. In general, Beagles are charming, intelligent, and zesty and are a great life long friend. There are times when they are up to everything naughty and mischievous but it will be trained to be one of the friendliest and fun breeds.
Pet Nutrition
Beagles are playful and active dogs and their food is very important in their health and happiness. The recommended balance in the diet of the Beagle is between 22 -28% protein, which helps to maintain muscle strength and growth in case of an active or growing dog. Carbohydrates which constitute about 30 -50 percent give them the energy they require to go about on their daily escapades. A healthy percentage of fats (10 -15) is beneficial to their skin, coat and their brain. Moreover, 5 - 8% are to be supplied by necessary and helpful vitamins and minerals to help in the defense of the body, the development of bones, and well-being, in general. Average Beagles (adults) normally need between 650 -900 kcal of food each day depending on the level of activity
- Puppy - 990 - 1200 kcal
- Adolescent - 900 - 1100 kcal
- Adult - 650 - 900 kcal
- Senior - 600 - 750 kcal
Calories per day
List of Meat
- Chicken
- Turkey
- Beef
- Lamb
- Pork
- Duck
- Rabbit
List of Vegetables
- Carrots
- Beans
- Pumpkin
- Cucumber
- Lettuce
Diet Information
To ensure long term health and vitality of a dog have to Provide high-quality protein, healthy fats and digestible carbs in a balanced diet, with the necessary vitamins, and offer fresh and clean water at all times. Select the best kibble, well chosen wet food or carefully measured home-cooked meals, and adapt the amounts and the feeding schedule to the age, weight, and activity of your dog. . Foods that contain toxins such as chocolate, onions, grapes and foods that cause a transition process should be avoided and a gradual transition of these foods in a period of 7 -10 days should be undertaken. Diets or specific supplements may be required in puppies, old dogs, overweight, and allergic dogs that are approved by the vet. A shiny coat, even vitality, full of appetite, and comfortable and regular bowel movements are all indicators of success should you experience any problems, contact your veterinarian.
- Millets
- Moong Dal
- Oats
- Rice
List of Carbs
- Apples (without seeds)
- Bananas
- Blueberries
- Strawberries
- Watermelon
- Cantaloupe
- Pears
- Raspberries
List of Fruits
- Chicken Fat
- Beef Fat
- Fish Oil
- Olive Oil
- Flaxseed Oil
- Chia Seeds
List of Fats
Safe Foods
Some of the safe foods that are consumed by the dogs are lean meats, vegetables and healthy grains. protein rich foods are beef, lamb, chicken, duck, venison, rabbit, and egg whites cooked. Fiber and nutrients are found in vegetables like carrots, green beans, pumpkin, cucumber and lettuce. The oats, millets, and moong dal have complex carbs, which provide sustained energy. Fruits are safe to feed the dogs and healthy. Fish oil, olive oil, flax seed oil and a little chia seeds provide healthy fats which supply omega fatty acids to the skin and coat.
- Chocolate
- Grapes
- Cooked bone
- Raw salmon
- Ham
- Frog legs
- Butter
List of Unsafe Foods
- Onions
- Raisins
- Raw pork
- Sausages
- Snake meat
- Citrus fruits
- Fried foods
- Garlic
- Avocado
- Raw fish
- Deli meats
- Turtle meat
- Essential oil
Unsafe Foods
Avoid feeding chocolates, grapes, raisins, and cherries Those are toxic for dogs. Onions, garlic and leaks cause anemia and avocado irritates the stomach. Raw pork, fish, and processed meat, such as bacon, ham, and sausages, are dangerous in terms of parasites, salt, and fat. Prepared bones crack and hurt. Examples of fish to avoid include high mercury fish like shark and swordfish, sweetened cereal foods, baked goods and fried foods. To avoid digestive upsets and pancreatitis, avoid essential oils, coconut oil, and palm oil. Exotic foods like turtle, frog legs, snake, horse and whale are also not safe. Do not feed the white bread meals, pasta or quinoa-chocked meals.
Pet Health
Common Health Issues
- Eye and Ear infections
- Obesity
- Lyme Disease
- Parvovirus
Energy Level
- High
Allergies & Hypoallergenic
- Not hypoallergenic
- Moderate shedding
- Ear allergy prone
- Skin allergy prone
Well Being
- Exercise
- Games
- Socialization
- Hiking
- Bonding
Recognizing Stress
- Appetite loss
- Pacing
- Excessive barking
- Howling
- Lip licking
- Panting hard
- Yawning
- Hides away
- Avoids eye contact
Exercise Routine
- 30 to 60 minutes
Beagles are not known to be very sickly but similar to all other breeds they require regular attention in order to do well. The monthly health costs are around 300-750 rupees that include routine visits to the vet and the required treatment. Beagles have moderate shedding and are also susceptible to ear and skin allergies and so, regular grooming and ear cleaning are necessary. It is important to identify the signs of stress such as loss of appetite, pacing, excessive barking, howling, lip licking, heavy panting, yawning, hiding or avoiding eye contact to counteract any situation at an early stage. Distemper, parvovirus, Lyme disease, canine influenza, and heartworm are the most popular health issues which make a proper schedule of vaccination important. Immunization begins at 6 -8 weeks and every year with reinforcers. Puppies should be taken to the vet after 3 -4 weeks up to the age of 16 months, after which they should visit once in 6 -12 months with a general checkup that concentrates on dental health, exercise, and weight, then again after 1 year, when they are mature and old, they should be taken to the veterinary after every 6 months with a general check up that includes a focus on the joints, vision, hearing, and overall health. Beagles possess high energy rate and require 30 -60 minutes of daily physical workout. The mental stimulation is also essential games such as hide and seek with treats, interactive puzzle toys, and socialization in dog parks also enable to fulfill the interests of their scent-driven curiosity and social instincts. This exercise, brainwork and prevention will enable a long, happy and healthy life of your Beagle.
Beagles are not known to be very sickly but similar to all other breeds they require regular attention in order to do well. The monthly health costs are around 300-750 rupees that include routine visits to the vet and the required treatment. Beagles have moderate shedding and are also susceptible to ear and skin allergies and so, regular grooming and ear cleaning are necessary. It is important to identify the signs of stress such as loss of appetite, pacing, excessive barking, howling, lip licking, heavy panting, yawning, hiding or avoiding eye contact to counteract any situation at an early stage. Distemper, parvovirus, Lyme disease, canine influenza, and heartworm are the most popular health issues which make a proper schedule of vaccination important. Immunization begins at 6 -8 weeks and every year with reinforcers. Puppies should be taken to the vet after 3 -4 weeks up to the age of 16 months, after which they should visit once in 6 -12 months with a general checkup that concentrates on dental health, exercise, and weight, then again after 1 year, when they are mature and old, they should be taken to the veterinary after every 6 months with a general check up that includes a focus on the joints, vision, hearing, and overall health. Beagles possess high energy rate and require 30 -60 minutes of daily physical workout. The mental stimulation is also essential games such as hide and seek with treats, interactive puzzle toys, and socialization in dog parks also enable to fulfill the interests of their scent-driven curiosity and social instincts. This exercise, brainwork and prevention will enable a long, happy and healthy life of your Beagle.
Pet Activities:
Engaging your pet in daily walks, fetch, or toys keeps your pet fit, mentally sharp, and well-behaved while strengthening your bond.
Hide & Seek with Treats
Stimulates their scent-tracking instinct indoors or outdoors - -engaging, rewarding, and mentally enriching for curious Beagles.
Interactive Puzzle Toys
Keeps their sharp mind busy while reducing boredom and anxiety. Perfect for rainy days or when physical activity is limited.
Dog Park Social Play
Beagles love other dogs! Off-leash play in a safe park helps them burn energy and satisfy their highly social nature.
It is necessary to groom your Beagle in order to keep him/her healthy and happy. Grooming fees typically vary 500-1000 a month which includes regular baths and a thorough ear cleaning, daily brushing, light wiping of eyes, trimming nails and brushing teeth. Such routines are what help to prevent infections, help to reduce bad breath, and help to control shedding and keep your house in a good odor. The shedding rate of Beagles is average and thus regular brushing can be used to control loose fur and keep them clean. In addition to appearance, grooming helps keep your dog in good health with healthy skin and hair, avoids mats or infection and improves the well being of your dog. Besides, it is a wonderful method of bonding with your furry companion and keeping it warm and clean.
Shedding Level
Moderate Shedding
Hygienic Checklist
- Bathing
- Brushing
- Ear Cleaning
- Eye Care
- Nail Trim
- Teeth Clean
Benefits of Grooming
- Maintains healthy coat
- Prevents skin issues
- Reduces shedding level
- Detects parasites early
- Improves hygiene daily
- Enhances dog's comfort
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