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Fred the Beagle

"This is Fred, he is my two year old full bred Beagle. He loves everyone he meets, and cant get enough of people. Your temperment section on them is pretty much dead on! He is extremely curious, and as a puppy he loved to chew on things. I once caught him chewing a hammer he dug up from my yard... the metal end of it! I have a 1/4 acre lot, with the back half fenced in. He roams free a good 3 hours a day out there. So far, he has presented me with 2 squirrels, 3 birds, a handfull of garden snakes, and a lizard about every hour he is out there. Theyre fast little dogs! My only main quirks with him, is he likes to dig in the yard (usually when he follows a creature underground) and if he is on the prowl for something, he wont listen to me at all. Otherwise, sit, stay, paw, rollover, play dead, speak are all easily understood. I am in the process of training him to grab a soda from the fridge. That ones been tough."

 
 

This is Rusty. He's a 13 year old red and white beagle.

 

"This is Barney, a liver tricolor. His nose and eye rims are a pinkish color, and his eyes are lighter than the regular black tricolors' eyes. This color is not preferred in the show ring, but color should not be a consideration when getting a beagle as a pet. Color does not affect personality!"

 

Barney

 

   
   

Barney

 

"Butch is the dog in front, Charlie is behind him. Charlie is a normal black tricolor. Butch is a blue tricolor. "

 

"I think Dixie is technically a tricolor, but she has so little white on her that she's referred to as a black and tan by most Beagle people who don't show their dogs. Her only white is a small spot on her chest, a little white on her paws (a beagle characteristic) and a few white hairs on the very tip of her tail (also a Beagle characteristic)."

 

"What is that thing? Does it smell good? Can I eat it?" Beagles follow their noses all the time - usually right to trouble!

 



 

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