Beagles
Beagles
are
excellent
hunting
dogs.
They
are
loyal
companions.
They
hunt
in
packs.
They
also
enjoy
the
company
of
other
dogs
and
of
people.
A
beagle’s
fur
is
typically
a
mixture
of
white,
brown,
and
black.
Beagles
have
a
muscular
build.
They
have
a
short
coat.
A
beagle’s
muzzle
is
straight
and
square.
Beagles
are
very
energetic.
They
need
attention.
Otherwise
they
might
get
into
trouble.
Beagles
should
be
brushed
twice
a
week.
They
need
exercise
and
good
nutrition.
Beagles
are
happy
and
friendly.
They
make
excellent
family
pets.
They’re
curious
dogs.
Beagles
also
like
to
be
in
packs.
Because
of
this,
they
like
to
be
around
their
families.
Early
beagles
helped
English
gentlemen
to
hunt
rabbits.
Beagles
came
to
the
United
States
after
the
Civil
War
in
the
mid-1800s.
Today,
the
beagle
is
the
fourth
most
popular
dog
breed
in
the
United
States.
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Beagle Classification: Mammal
Breed Group: Hound
Average Life Span: 12 to 15 years
Origin: England -
Average Height A beagle is taller than a basketball. -
Average Weight A beagle is heavier than a bowling ball.
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