99% of Beagle Owners Don't Know This
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2023
- Did you know that Beagles have a fascinating history, originally bred in England for hunting small game such as rabbits and hare? But how did they transition from hunting companions to beloved family pets?
The Beagle is a delightful and friendly breed, known for its compact size, short legs, and expressive, long-eared face. With a history rooted in hunting small game, Beagles have transitioned into beloved family pets, cherished for their affectionate and sociable nature. Their keen sense of smell is unmatched, making them excellent scent hounds for various roles, from hunting companions to detection dogs. Beagles are energetic and thrive with regular exercise and play, making them wonderful companions for active families. Their melodious howl, or "bay," adds to their unique charm, and their loyal and friendly disposition endears them to those who welcome them into their homes.
So whether you're a fan of this breed's distinctive appearance, friendly disposition, and incredible scenting abilities, or you're captivated by their history and adaptability, exploring these facts will surely deepen your appreciation for this lovable breed.
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I have 2 retired lab beagles and they're the sweetest dogs.
My favourite beagle fact- multiple beagles are known as "a trumpet of beagles".
" Barrrrroooooo!" 🤣😉
Beagles are used in experiments so much because they’re the most forgiving dog breed
Yes
I had a small American tri colour beagle. My Ex wife and kids surprised me one day when I got home with Max. At first I was a bit angry because we had just lost 3 Irish Setters in a short space of time. The oldest Elle lived to 17 and I had to make the difficult decision to put her down as her quality of life was not there. My sister was a vet nurse and did the deed on our couch. Extremely upsetting. So as my family disintegrated due to other factors Max became my best friend. Beagles have the most incredible personalities. But they can be very naughty. For instance we also had a German Shepperd. A 60kg yet very family friendly dog we got from a Police breeder.
2 Totally different dogs. We lived on acreage and I used to have CCTV on the driveway gates and regular as clock work Max would start on his morning routine of visiting the neighbours for left over cat food finishing off with a trip to the park and a swim in the creek. I used to enjoy watching the CCTV recording of Maxy and Zues heading down the drive at 5:30am whare as Zeus would stop at the gates and be obviously worried they were going to get in trouble. Max would stop and look back with a "You coming or not you big sook" zues would follow but looking very hesitant. I guess my point is with German Shepard's you just click your fingers and they are at your side. "What do you want me to kill Boss ?" Beagles however will roll their eyes sideways at you, in a way saying "Yea I hear you, but right now I'm going this way. I will catch up soon, if that's OK with you" . Very smart dogs and so human. Max always slept with me on his back like Snoopy. Then one day he didn't seem right and couldn't eat. Not right for a beagle. So as we were living on an island held him on the ferry and got him to the nearest Vet. And yes it was time. I'm not in the position to have another dog atm but when I am it will be an American Tri colour. What a great Dog.
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My beagle is an alarm clock. Barks at 700am, 😂 on weekends
Recently rescued one. I’m learning as much as I can.
Truly an amazing breed!
Thank you for the video! ❤️
Number 33 is unreallll, but yes, it is true. There was a case in June 2006 where a Beagle named Belle called emergency services and saved her owner's life. The Beagle used a specially programmed phone to dial 911 when her owner, Kevin Weaver, who is diabetic, had a seizure and collapsed. Belle had been trained to bite down on the phone's number 9 button, which was programmed to dial 911 in an emergency.
Kevin Weaver credited Belle with saving his life by using the phone to get help. This incident highlights the potential for dogs to be trained to assist in emergencies, even to the extent of using technology designed for such purposes. Belle received an award for her actions, recognizing her role in the life-saving event.
This story is a remarkable example of how dogs can be trained to perform specific actions that can have critical, life-saving implications.
Wonderfull video! Thank you!
Why (specifically) do you refer to the dogs as ["Juno"] beagles in #29?
From where does it, what it seems to be an adjetive, Juno, comes from?
Thank you!
54, The most beautiful beagle was found in WV, Daisy is the number 1 go too for beautiful beagles!
Lies. The most beautiful eagle is found at my house.
Bro, you literally just read the wiki page for the breed.
I have to say that I was always disappointed when Porthos wasn't featured in an Enterprise episode.
I'll also say that my biggest beef with JJ Abrams's Star Trek is having the young Scotty banished to a remote outpost for losing Admiral Archer's beagle in a transporter experiment. That was just messed up to use that like it was a funny moment.
Amazing video.
Glad you enjoyed it.
You have not mention the 50th fact
Porthos died after an alien attacked the Enterprise.😢
$500 to $800? LOL maybe in 1997...
$900 for an AKC female puppy in Washington state, October 2023 price.
I’m looking at $2k in Washington!
400 in Los Angeles
Who the H wants to know about beagles being sacrificed for scientic purposes pff
Du bist nicht informiert; das ist zu 100 Prozent so. Beagle sind Laborhunde! Sie werden extra für Versuche gezüchtet 😢
You can’t make a beagle video without showing off your TDS??? 😂😂😂