Dog Breed

Beagle

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Size
Small to Medium
Shedding
Moderate, year-round
Life Expectancy
10–15 years
Coat Type
Short, dense, weather-resistant
Temperament
Friendly, curious, merry
Weight
20–30 pounds (9–13.6 kg)
Height
Up to 13 inches, 13–15 inches
Suitable For
Families, active individuals, multi-pet homes

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Beagle

Beagle Nutrition

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Nutrition

Pawfect Nutrition for Active Pups

Support their adventurous spirit with protein-packed ingredients and precise portions to maintain a lean, healthy weight.

Key Nutritional Needs

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  • High-Quality Lean Protein to support tissue repair and keep their metabolism active
  • Balanced portion control and limited high-calorie treats to prevent joint strain and metabolic issues
  • Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids to maintain skin barrier health and a shiny, healthy coat
  • Diets supplemented with Glucosamine and Chondroitin help support long-term cartilage health and mobility

Feeding Guidelines

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Biscuits/Day
Small & Toy Breeds (2kg to 10kg)5 to 4
Medium Breeds(11kg to 26kg)10 to 15
Large Breeds(11kg to 26kg)15 to 20
Giant Breeds(>46kg)20 to 25

Beagle Grooming

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Nutrition

Effortless Grooming, Happy Pup

Regular brushing is essential for Beagles to manage their moderate shedding and keep their sleek, short-haired coat healthy and clean.

Fur Care & Grooming

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  • Brush weekly with a bristle brush for a sleek, glossy coat.
  • Limit baths to once every few months to preserve the natural oils and prevent skin dryness.

Trim & Hygiene

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  • Trim nails monthly for comfortable, healthy movement.
  • Keep paws clean and moisturized to prevent cracking.

Training & Exercise

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Training with Treats & Patience

Beagles thrive with at least an hour of daily activity involving scent-based games or brisk walks to satisfy their natural tracking instincts and prevent boredom.

Skill Building

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  • Swap treats for tug or fetch to reinforce good behaviour.
  • Use puzzle toys to challenge their focus and scenting instincts.

Beagle Puppy Care

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Nutrition

Puppy Care Made Simple

Start with vet visits, vaccinations, and deworming on schedule. Socialise your puppy early with people, sounds, and other animals for a confident, happy dog.

Beagle Beginnings

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  • Puppy-proof rooms to keep curious scents and chewers safe.
  • Offer durable rubber toys to save furniture & squeaky toys to engage tracking instincts.
  • Set fixed times for meals, potty and play to build confidence.

Beagle Lifestyle

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Lifestyle Full of Play & Purpose

Beagles thrive in active households where they are treated as true family members, requiring a balance of rigorous daily exercise and frequent social interaction.

Beagle Comforts

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  • Use heavy, non-slip bowls to handle vigorous eaters.
  • Provide a cozy bed for comfort and joint support.

Fun Trivia: Did You Know?

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  • 🐾Beagles have approximately 225 million scent receptors, making their sense of smell nearly 50 times more powerful than a human's.
  • 🐾Their long, floppy ears actually serve a functional purpose by sweeping scents upward toward their nose as they sniff the ground.
  • 🐾Every purebred Beagle has a white-tipped tail, a trait selectively bred so hunters could easily spot the dogs in tall grass.

Frequently Asked Questions

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1. How much exercise does a Beagle need?+

Beagles are high-energy hounds that require at least 60 to 90 minutes of active exercise and mental stimulation daily to prevent boredom.

2. Are Beagles easy to train?+

They are intelligent but independent and scent-driven, so they require patient, reward-based training to overcome their natural stubbornness.

3. Do they bark a lot?+

Yes, Beagles are known for their distinct ‘baying’ and will howl or bark frequently if they catch an interesting scent or feel lonely.

4. Can Beagles be left alone?+

Not for long periods. They are highly social pack animals and may develop separation anxiety or destructive habits if left solo for too many hours.

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