Introduction

Beagles are the most popular hound dog breed in America. They are friendly, loyal and easy to train. This is a very good mix of traits if you’re looking forward to having a family pet! But there are some things that every Beagle owner needs to know, which we’ll explore below:

They’re never glad to see you.

Beagles are never glad to see you.

You know that your Beagle is happy to see you when:

• He or she greets you with a wagging tail and excited barks.
• They roll on the ground in happiness.
• They jump up and down, wagging their tails furiously.

The love a good adventure.

Beagles are known for their nose. They will follow a scent anywhere and that makes them great hunters. So it’s no surprise that they love to explore and find new things to smell.

Beagles are naturally curious about all kinds of things, especially food! If you have a beagle, you can be sure he will find every snack in the house if given the chance! And if there’s something interesting outside? He will go check it out right away!

They are not good watchdogs. That’s because they are part of the hound family, so they love people and animals!

One of the things that many people who own beagles know to be true is that they are not good watchdogs. That’s because they are part of the hound family, so they love people and animals! They will bark at strangers but also follow you around all day!

Beagles can’t be left alone for long periods of time because they get separation anxiety when left alone. If you have a big yard or live on a farm, then your dog probably won’t be able to roam freely without getting into trouble (like eating something poisonous).

You might have to get used to strangers approaching you and asking questions about your dog too. Beagles tend to have quite an outgoing personality, so if someone comes up wanting to pet him/her then it won’t bother them at all!

Beagles can’t fly. But they’ll definitely try different ways to get up on the counter.

Beagles can’t fly. But they’ll definitely try to find a way to get on the counter, table, bed or couch. If you’re in the middle of making dinner and you turn around for one second to grab some salt or spices off the countertop only to find your beagle standing right there looking at you innocently with those adorable eyes.. You’ll know exactly what I mean!

It’s a good thing they’re cute though because if they weren’t we would have had no choice but to put them down by now.

They don’t know their own size. They’ll curl up on your lap and want to be petted even though you can barely move.

Beagles are small dogs, but they are also very energetic. They love to cuddle up with you and will often curl up on your lap when they want attention. The problem is that beagles don’t know their own size, so they’ll try to get on your lap even though it’s physically impossible for them to do so while also remaining comfortable. They’ll attempt this over and over again until you finally pick them up and place them where they belong — in your arms or right next to you (but definitely not on top of your computer).

They’re stubborn. You will have no problems training them for positive reinforcement, but if you use negative reinforcement, be prepared to spend months or years getting your dog to behave.

• They’re stubborn. You will have no problems training them for positive reinforcement, but if you use negative reinforcement, be prepared to spend months or years getting your dog to behave.
• Beagles are prey animals. If a dog is feeling threatened or anxious, they will often resort to defensive behavior; this can include biting as well as running away from the thing that’s threatening them.

Beagles are prey animals. And that means rabbits, squirrels and cats in the neighborhood can make your dog excited and cause them to pull on the leash when you’re taking a walk outside.

Beagles are prey animals. And that means rabbits, squirrels and cats in the neighborhood can make your dog excited and cause them to pull on the leash when you’re taking a walk outside. If you see any of these animals as you are walking with your beagle, it’s important to be careful because they will chase them!

Beagles need regular exercise! Otherwise, all of that energy will be pent up inside waiting for an explosion of bad behavior at home (because you’re not taking them out enough).

Beagles are very energetic dogs. They need a lot of exercise and they can be destructive if they don’t get enough exercise.

You could take your beagle out hiking or walking. A walk around the block every day will help them burn off some of their extra energy, but if you want to go for longer walks, that’s also fine; just make sure to bring water for both yourself and your dog(s). If possible, try to find a place where you can let your dog run free off-leash—this is always a good way to get them moving!

Another option is playing fetch with tennis balls or other toys that bounce well like frisbees and Kongs® (my favorite!). This game gives the dog an opportunity to chase down the ball/toy which then gives them something else fun to do once they catch it again!

They don’t like baths! Dogs in general do not like baths, but beagles seem to dislike it more than other dogs because they know what is coming (water splashing everywhere!). So make sure you give them treats while they’re sitting in there – believe me, it makes all the difference!

You may know them as “the puppy dog breed,” but beagles are not just for kids. They’re great with children, and they love to play! Beagles are very intelligent and stubborn, so make sure you keep your training sessions short and sweet or else you’ll find yourself with a 4-legged toddler who will do whatever they want.

Conclusion

And there you have it! There are so many fun facts about beagles that we had to keep them all in one place for you. Now, if you’re a beagle owner or a fan of these adorable dogs, feel free to share anything else we might have missed in the comment section below! We’d love to hear from other fans.