"This is Miss Moo at 4 years old. She is a tricolor Beagle. When my husband is away for a six-month deployment, she never fails to be a loving friend and helps me through the lonely patches. She can sit, stay, lie down, speak, shake paw and play “find it,” where I hide a treat and she sniffs around until she finds it. I taught her how to roll over at 4 years, disproving the old saying that you can’t teach an old dog new tricks. All you need is a yummy treat!"
Benny the sleepy Beagle
"This is Shelby. She thinks that she is a human, sitting in her chair watching TV."
Rocky, a blue and tan Beagle
"Jessie is black and white, a very unusual coloring for a Beagle. Colors that aren't in the standard, like black and white, tend to show up in hunting lines more often than show/pet lines."
"Buddy is a blue-tick Beagle. Blue-tick Beagles are fairly common in hunting lines in the southeastern U.S."
Dude is a blue-tick Beagle.
Johnnie is a blue-tick Beagle.
Johnnie and Buddy, two blue-tick Beagles
Jenny and Butch, trying to decide whose ears are longer :-)
"Bella is a 9 year old Beagle. We keep her in shape by strictly limiting her diet to two measured feedings per day and plenty of exercise. She is a CKC TDX tracking dog and is going to trials for her UTD tracking soon. Some people say these little suckers are difficult to train, but they are extremely intelligent and as with any dog, you have to play to their strengths. With a Beagle it is their nose and their love of finding good smelling stuff. If you have a Beagle or want one... Just a bit of time and effort and I can assure you will tracking with her!!!!"
Bella the Beagle at 9 years old
Bella the Beagle at 9 years old
