Suzanne T asked:


I have just bought a 5 month old puppy cocker spaniel/beagle cross. He is beautiful and seems very intelligent. I wondered if anybody has experience of this type of dog and if so how you find him/her
I know he is only a crossbreed / mongrel or “mutt” as you say I just wondered if anyone had come across this mix before as i have not!

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Cortney R asked:


My Uncle gave my children a 1yr Beagle that was formerly his rabbit dog. He has been outside since he left the pet store which has been exactly one year seeing that he got him for Christmas last year. He is not even close to being housetrained, nor is he neutered and has been nipping at my two little boys privates and trying to hump my two year old girl. Does anyone have any knowledge on how to train an older Beagle?

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XpheonixfireX asked:


my dog uses the bathroom in the floor, runs off all the time(like when we let him off the chain he instantly runs off.), and chases chickens. can someone tell me best way to train them not to?
hes a puppy and i have 3 acres. i live on a farm. and hes a small dog. a puggle(mix between beagle and pug.) we adopted him and he is a real stress raiser.

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c_pan7 asked:


Would it be OK to feed my beagle an adult dry food instead for a puppy one? According to his breeder, feed a puupy dog food will cause a skin problem.

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goody_2_shoes_200889 asked:


My sister’s beagle is getting ready to have puppies. She is discharging white stuff and doesn’t stand still. How much longer do you think she has till she will have puppies?

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WWWYYY asked:


Is it possible to train a beagle not to bite/destory stuffs while I am away from home?

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Mrs. R asked:


My dog is a puggle (1/2 pug, 1/2 beagle) and she sniffs everything everywhere, everytime.
Sometimes it’s freezing outside when we take her outside to do her duties and she is more interested in sniffing a new blade of grass than doing her business….
Is there any way to speed up the pee pee process?
We stay on the porch and say, “hurry up” along with some other choice phrases, but she seems uninterested in what we have to say.
She will speed up the process if I get real aggravated and walk towards her through the wet grass, which I was trying to avoid doing. Then she will only take a couple minutes longer, (if there aren’t any new and exciting smells to investigate) and finally do her business because she knows Im mad.
Is there any way to speed up this process and keep my feet dry at the same time…?

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