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Beagle Appearance
Beagles are similar in appearance to foxhounds. They’re smaller but with the same soft floppy ears, strong jaw, short hair, and (usually) tricolor coat.

Most are tricolor, with white and black and light brown patches. However, some are two colors (like the lemon Beagle), with patches of tan, white, lemon, red, and more. Rarer colorings include ticking and mottling, such as with the blue tick Beagle, giving the dog a unique speckled look.

As far as grooming, most pet parents will find that this dog is easy to care for. Like other dogs with a double coat, Beagles shed their undercoat once or twice per year (or year-round in temperate climates), but for a short coat, weekly brushing as maintenance should be enough.

You may have heard of the “Beagle smell”, and although owners tend to get used to it, people who are new to Beagles might find it a strong scent. Bathing helps, but won’t cure it completely. We think it’s a small price to pay for the friendship of such a lovely dog.
Beagle dogs are famously gentle and good-tempered, and while they can be cautious around strangers, they tend to warm up to them quickly (which makes for a poor guard dog). They are also excitable, which means that they’re prone to howling and barking when something seems amiss (which makes for a good watchdog).

A defining feature of a hound-type dog is the impulse to follow one’s nose. When it comes to an interesting scent, a Beagle will be single-minded, and you’ll definitely need a leash, and a strong arm, to get them back.

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