Beagle
BeagleAncestral Trackers with Hearts of Gold
ABOUT Beagle
Traits & Characteristics
Energetic
Social
Aggression
Bark
Intelligence
male
| 0-4 months | 4-8 months | 8-12 months | Adult | Senior |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20-28 cm | 28-35 cm | 33-38 cm | 36-41 cm | 36-41 cm |
| 3-6 kg | 6-9 kg | 9-11 kg | 10-11 kg | 10-11 kg |
Ideal height: 36 - 41cm
Ideal weight: 10 - 11kg
| 0-4 months | 4-8 months | 8-12 months | Adult | Senior |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20-28 cm | 28-35 cm | 33-38 cm | 36-41 cm | 36-41 cm |
| 3-6 kg | 6-9 kg | 9-11 kg | 10-11 kg | 10-11 kg |
female
| 0-4 months | 4-8 months | 8-12 months | Adult | Senior |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20-27 cm | 27-34 cm | 32-37 cm | 33-38 cm | 33-38 cm |
| 3-5 kg | 5-8 kg | 8-10 kg | 9-10 kg | 9-10 kg |
Ideal height: 33 - 38cm
Ideal weight: 9 - 10kg
| 0-4 months | 4-8 months | 8-12 months | Adult | Senior |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20-27 cm | 27-34 cm | 32-37 cm | 33-38 cm | 33-38 cm |
| 3-5 kg | 5-8 kg | 8-10 kg | 9-10 kg | 9-10 kg |
Beagles, an ancient breed from England, were developed as scent hounds for tracking small game like rabbits due to their exceptional sense of smell. They have around 220 million scent receptors, making them highly effective for roles in tracking and detection. Known for their stubborn, independent nature, Beagles can be difficult to train, especially when distracted by scents. Partial deafness can occur, though it's not common. Their strong olfactory abilities and determination are key traits of the breed.
Heat Tolerance
Upto
24° C
Cold Tolerance
Upto
-1° C
Beagle
BeagleAncestral Trackers with Hearts of Gold
ABOUT Beagle
Beagles, an ancient breed from England, were developed as scent hounds for tracking small game like rabbits due to their exceptional sense of smell. They have around 220 million scent receptors, making them highly effective for roles in tracking and detection. Known for their stubborn, independent nature, Beagles can be difficult to train, especially when distracted by scents. Partial deafness can occur, though it's not common. Their strong olfactory abilities and determination are key traits of the breed.
male
| 0-4 months | 4-8 months | 8-12 months | Adult | Senior |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20-28 cm | 28-35 cm | 33-38 cm | 36-41 cm | 36-41 cm |
| 3-6 kg | 6-9 kg | 9-11 kg | 10-11 kg | 10-11 kg |
Ideal height: 36 - 41cm
Ideal weight: 10 - 11kg
| 0-4 months | 4-8 months | 8-12 months | Adult | Senior |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20-28 cm | 28-35 cm | 33-38 cm | 36-41 cm | 36-41 cm |
| 3-6 kg | 6-9 kg | 9-11 kg | 10-11 kg | 10-11 kg |
female
| 0-4 months | 4-8 months | 8-12 months | Adult | Senior |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20-27 cm | 27-34 cm | 32-37 cm | 33-38 cm | 33-38 cm |
| 3-5 kg | 5-8 kg | 8-10 kg | 9-10 kg | 9-10 kg |
Ideal height: 33 - 38cm
Ideal weight: 9 - 10kg
| 0-4 months | 4-8 months | 8-12 months | Adult | Senior |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20-27 cm | 27-34 cm | 32-37 cm | 33-38 cm | 33-38 cm |
| 3-5 kg | 5-8 kg | 8-10 kg | 9-10 kg | 9-10 kg |
ABOUT Beagle
Traits & Characteristics
Energetic
Social
Aggression
Bark
Intelligence
Heat Tolerance
Upto
24° C
Cold Tolerance
Upto
-1° C
Best Diet for Beagle
Carbohydrates
30 - 50%
Protein
20 - 30%
Fats
8 - 16%
Essentials, Vitamins & Minerals
6 - 8%
Fiber
2 - 4%
Total Kcal
625 - 750
Must have meal for a Beagle
Beagles need a balanced diet with high-quality protein, whole grains, fruits, and vegetables. Healthy fats support skin and coat health. Puppies should eat 3-4 times a day, while adults can have 2 meals.
What to avoid?
Most commercial dog food contains fillers like grains and soy which can be difficult for them to digest and may cause allergies. Choose dog food that is made with whole, natural ingredients and free from unnecessary additives.
Homely food that your pet might love
For a Beagle, an organic home-cooked meal should include high-quality protein (like chicken or fish), healthy fats (such as olive oil), complex carbs (like sweet potatoes), and vegetables (like carrots). Avoid harmful ingredients like onions and garlic, and consult your vet to ensure the diet meets all nutritional needs.
Two must follow steps for home cooked food
- Preparing home-cooked meals may be time-consuming and nutritionally incomplete, consider adding dog food toppers or supplements to make up for the lack of nutrients
- Beagle need Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids to support healthy skin, a shiny coat, and joint health. These essential fats also help reduce inflammation and boost overall immune function.
Apple
Provide vitamins and fiber; remove seeds and core before feeding.
Carrots
Crunchy and rich in vitamins; supports dental health and is low in calories.
Blueberries
Antioxidant-rich berries that support brain health and vision.
Sweet Potato
Nutrient-dense with fiber, helping digestion and providing essential vitamins.
Training & Activity For Beagle
Beagles require 30-60 minutes of exercise daily, including walks and playtime, to stay fit and healthy. Their training should be consistent and use positive reinforcement, as they are intelligent but can be independent. Regular mental stimulation and socialization are important to keep them engaged and well-behaved.
Make Your Pet a Smarty Pants!
Beagles benefit from 15-30 minutes of mental exercise daily. Activities like puzzle toys, training sessions, and scent games stimulate their minds and keep them engaged. Mental exercise helps prevent boredom and promotes overall well-being.
Kuddle Recommends
Interactive, Puzzle toys
Pawsome Physical Fitness
This can include brisk walks, playtime in a secure area, and interactive activities. Regular exercise helps manage their energy, maintain a healthy weight, and prevent behavioral issues.
Kuddle Recommends
Leash & Chew toys
Professional Pet Training
Training for Beagles is essential for developing good behavior and ensuring they follow commands. It helps manage their independent and sometimes stubborn nature, enhances their social skills, and prevents behavioral issues.
Kuddle Recommends
Training Treats
Pawsome Physical Fitness
This can include brisk walks, playtime in a secure area, and interactive activities. Regular exercise helps manage their energy, maintain a healthy weight, and prevent behavioral issues.
Kuddle Recommends
Leash & Chew toys
Professional Pet Training
Training for Beagles is essential for developing good behavior and ensuring they follow commands. It helps manage their independent and sometimes stubborn nature, enhances their social skills, and prevents behavioral issues.
Kuddle Recommends
Training Treats
Make Your Pet a Smarty Pants!
Beagles benefit from 15-30 minutes of mental exercise daily. Activities like puzzle toys, training sessions, and scent games stimulate their minds and keep them engaged. Mental exercise helps prevent boredom and promotes overall well-being.
Kuddle Recommends
Interactive, Puzzle toys
Pawsome Physical Fitness
This can include brisk walks, playtime in a secure area, and interactive activities. Regular exercise helps manage their energy, maintain a healthy weight, and prevent behavioral issues.
Kuddle Recommends
Leash & Chew toys
Professional Pet Training
Training for Beagles is essential for developing good behavior and ensuring they follow commands. It helps manage their independent and sometimes stubborn nature, enhances their social skills, and prevents behavioral issues.
Kuddle Recommends
Training Treats
Make Your Pet a Smarty Pants!
Beagles benefit from 15-30 minutes of mental exercise daily. Activities like puzzle toys, training sessions, and scent games stimulate their minds and keep them engaged. Mental exercise helps prevent boredom and promotes overall well-being.
Kuddle Recommends
Interactive, Puzzle toys
Pawsome Physical Fitness
This can include brisk walks, playtime in a secure area, and interactive activities. Regular exercise helps manage their energy, maintain a healthy weight, and prevent behavioral issues.
Kuddle Recommends
Leash & Chew toys
Vet Visits
Puppyhood (0-1 Year):
Every 3-4 weeks until 16 weeks, then every 6-12 months.
Vaccinations, parasite control, neutering, and behavior guidance.
Adulthood (1-6 Years):
Annual check-ups.
Vaccine boosters, dental care, diet, exercising, weight management.
Mature adulthood (7-9 Years):
Annual or bi-annual visits.
Senior screenings, joint health, vision and hearing checks, and diet adjustments.
Senior years (10+ Years):
Bi-annual visits or more.
Comprehensive exams, pain management, cancer screening, quality of life, and senior nutrition.
Vaccination Schedule
First
6-8 week
Second
10-12 week
Third
14-16 week
Regular
Yearly once
Essential Grooming and Care for Beagle
Grooming
Beagle grooming is simple due to their short coat, but they shed moderately year-round. Brush them 2-3 times a week to control shedding, bathe them every 2-3 months, and clean their ears weekly to prevent infections. Nails should be trimmed monthly.
Brush & Bath guide
Beagles should be brushed weekly to manage shedding and keep their coat healthy. They need a bath every 6-8 weeks or as needed to stay clean. Regular brushing and occasional bathing help maintain their coat and skin health.
Nail clipping & Paw care
Beagles' nails should be clipped every 3-4 weeks to prevent overgrowth and discomfort. Regularly check their paws for debris or injury, and keep their paw pads clean and moisturized to ensure comfort and health.
Ear Cleaning
Beagles' ears should be checked weekly for dirt and debris. Clean them as needed with a vet-approved ear cleaner to prevent infections. Regular ear checks help maintain ear health and avoid potential issues.
Period Care
During her period, use doggy diapers, provide comfort, and monitor her health. Keep her calm with extra attention and gentle care to ensure she feels secure.
Dental Care
Beagles should have their teeth brushed 2-3 times a week to prevent plaque buildup and dental issues. Regular dental check-ups with a vet are also recommended to ensure overall oral health.
Grooming
Beagle grooming is simple due to their short coat, but they shed moderately year-round. Brush them 2-3 times a week to control shedding, bathe them every 2-3 months, and clean their ears weekly to prevent infections. Nails should be trimmed monthly.
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Brush & Bath guide
Beagles should be brushed weekly to manage shedding and keep their coat healthy. They need a bath every 6-8 weeks or as needed to stay clean. Regular brushing and occasional bathing help maintain their coat and skin health.
Ear Cleaning
Beagles' ears should be checked weekly for dirt and debris. Clean them as needed with a vet-approved ear cleaner to prevent infections. Regular ear checks help maintain ear health and avoid potential issues.
Nail clipping & Paw care
Beagles' nails should be clipped every 3-4 weeks to prevent overgrowth and discomfort. Regularly check their paws for debris or injury, and keep their paw pads clean and moisturized to ensure comfort and health.
Period Care
During her period, use doggy diapers, provide comfort, and monitor her health. Keep her calm with extra attention and gentle care to ensure she feels secure.
Dental Care
Beagles should have their teeth brushed 2-3 times a week to prevent plaque buildup and dental issues. Regular dental check-ups with a vet are also recommended to ensure overall oral health.
Health Conditions for Beagle
Beagles are generally robust and healthy, with a strong constitution and a low incidence of serious health issues, making them lively and enduring companions.
Cancer(Lymphoma)
A common cancer in Beagles that affects the lymphatic system.
Symptoms:
Swollen lymph nodes, weight loss, loss of appetite, and lethargy.
How to avoid:
Regular vet check-ups for early detection can help, though the disease itself isn't preventable. Early treatment can improve outcomes.
Hypothyroidism
An underactive thyroid gland that can lead to various health issues, including skin problems and weight gain.
Symptoms:
Lethargy, weight gain, hair loss, and skin infections.
How to avoid:
Regular veterinary check-ups can help catch this early; treatment usually involves hormone replacement therapy.
Ear Infections
Beagles are prone to ear infections due to their floppy ears, which can trap moisture and debris.
Symptoms:
Itching, redness, odor, and discharge from the ears.
How to avoid:
Regular ear cleaning, keeping ears dry, and routine vet check-ups can help prevent infections.
Obesity
Excess weight can lead to various health problems, including joint issues and diabetes
Symptoms:
Weight gain, difficulty moving, and excessive panting
How to avoid:
Provide a balanced diet, monitor food intake, and ensure regular exercise to maintain a healthy weight
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