PICKING OUT YOURBEAGLE

Although beagles are typically playful and eager to please, they’re also full of determination, ruled by the nose and have a tendency to roam. Because they’re small in size, beagles adapt easily to county or city living as long as they get plenty of family time. Known to be good natured with children, beagles easily can win over even the coldest adult with their begging eyes and floppy ears. Beagles seem to have something to offer just about everyone.

The beagle is a friendly, social breed. A sound beagle puppy shouldn’t hesitate to meet and greet you while enthusiastically wagging his tail. Because he’s a beagle and ruled by his nose, he likely will run off to investigate something else but should also keep coming back to you for interaction and play. Additionally, observe how the pup interacts with other members of the litter. Is he the leader of the pack, or does he hang back and watch before taking action? The leader of the pack is usually the first one at the edge of the crate, dog run or pen, just itching to get out and explore the world. This type of puppy is usually the one most eager to greet newcomers. A quieter pup might be the one that’s always being picked on. Remember that puppy play-fighting, like wrestling, is healthy and helps them establish strong muscles, as well as their place in the pack.

Each one of our puppies is truly unique and beautiful. Please plan to spend some time when you come so that you may pick out the one that is just right for you and your family.