pengwins asked:


I use to have a beagle puppy, but after 9 months, my parents couldn’t handle him. They thought he was too big and too wild… Any suggestions on how to convince them to let me try once more?

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Jessie asked:


I have a three month old beagle puppy. she’s a great dog. but while walking her whenever we pass other people and/or dogs she starts pulling and gets overly excited. sometimes so excited she bites these people. shes NOT an aggressive dog. but with other dogs or anyone passing by she gets different. not mean. just super excited. i would like her to get to meet others with a much more calmer attitude.
what do i do to tame that?

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Me and my beagle asked:


My 5 month old male beagle puppy is pretty special in my opinion, and although I do not know much about it, I think he has the potential to be a great therapy dog. He is incredibly calm, loves people, loves affection and responds very well to reward based training.

Does anyone own a therapy dog? Or know of how I might go about training my beagle to become one?

Jazzie, I’d love an answer from you!

Thank you!

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pekerman777 asked:


I’m looking for a beagle puppy but I don’t know what caracteristic I have to take care of in order to buy a good-breed one

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claradancer234 asked:


Me and my sister are about to get a beagle puppy
from an animal shelter, and I have no idea how to take
care of it. Any advice?

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Muna wa Wanjiru asked:


If you want to find yourself a puppy there are a few avenues which you can look into, to get a puppy. Pet stores are one of these avenues which you can investigate, as are the various puppy breeders who are around. If you’re looking for a puppy however, then puppy breeders are actually one of the better avenues for you to look into.

This is not as difficult as you might believe since there will be many puppy breeders whom you can find. If puppy breeders are the path that you’re thinking of taking in order to get your perfect canine companion, there are few things that you need to look into just as with anything else in this world.

The first of these is to decide which type of puppy you want to have. Most puppy breeders specialize in one or two different breeds only. So if you’re looking for a Labrador puppy, then going to a Beagle puppy breeder won’t get you any nearer your goal.

After you decide which type of puppy you want to have then it’s a matter of narrowing down the puppy breeders in your area to the few who breed the type of puppy you want.

The next thing that you want to do will be to take a look over the establishment of your prospective puppy breeders, because the last thing that you want to do is to get a puppy from a poorly disguised puppy mill. You will want to investigate this fact thoroughly before getting your puppy from one of these breeders as although most puppy breeders are not running a puppy mill, there will be a few out there who do so.

You will want to avoid these for a number of reasons one of the main being that you can never be assured of the health of a puppy obtained from a puppy mill. Besides which the conditions in which the puppies and the breeding dogs live in are just disgraceful. Sanitation, health and hygiene are not high on a list which comprises mainly of getting the most out of the dogs and the puppies.

The other thing that you will want to look into is the overall character of the puppy breeders themselves. If they care about their puppies they will generally also have as many if not more questions for you, as you do for them regarding your ability to look after and give the puppy a good home.

This is a perfectly normal response that many responsible puppy breeders have. After all they didn’t breed their puppies just to give it away to someone who will abuse it did they? These are the best type of puppy breeders. You know they care and you can be almost 100% certain that they will not be running a puppy mill.

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Melanie N asked:


I just brought home a 6wk beagle puppy a couple of days ago. When I went to leave for work today I put her in her crate and she started whelping immediatly. She was so loud and living in an apartment I was afraid she was going to wake my neighbors so I got her out and soothed her till she fell asleep. Does anybody have any suggestions? I can’t do that every morning or I will be late for work.

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