Beagles are active and attentive dogs, that make very loyal and loving family pets.

About the Beagle
When socialised and exercised well Beagles are good with other pets and children. However, it is important to remember that Beagles were initially bred as hunting dogs and they can easily become distracted when out on walks. This makes Beagles one of the more difficult dog breeds to train.
Source: key facts and characteristics sourced from Fédération Cynologique Internationale (FCI)

Breed specifics
• Country: United Kingdom
• Size category: Medium
• Average life expectancy: 12–15 years
• Enthusiastic / Lively / Athletic / Friendly / Confident / Resilient / Determined / Alert / Intelligent / Even-tempered

Key facts
• Needs a lot of training
• Needs a lot of exercise
• Makes a great family dog

Origin of the breed
Beagles have been bred in Europe for centuries. During the reigns of King Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth I there were wire-haired Beagles, some of which were small enough to be carried in the pocket of a hunting jacket. Size has increased over the years but smaller versions of the breed, called “Pocket Beagles”, can still sometimes be seen.

Royal Canin’s Tailored Nutrition for Beagles: Complete feed for dogs - Specially for Beagles
Ideal weight - The Beagle is known for his tendency to gain weight. This formula helps maintain Beagle’s ideal weight with adapted calorie content.
Food intake control - The kibble’s exclusive shape helps reduce the rate of food intake and encourage chewing.

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