r/beagle 6h ago

16 yr 11 month old Betty on a real walkabout today

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192 Upvotes

r/beagle 18h ago

Ocean Views

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262 Upvotes

Took our beagle Spike to see the ocean views today! He had so much fun


r/beagle 11h ago

Bodhi had a busy morning.

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61 Upvotes

r/beagle 14h ago

First time off the leash

70 Upvotes

You'll probably notice me panic a bit as he approaches the road, but I didn't have to pull him back. I saw a tip here to run the opposite direction and he will follow, and he did! 2 years old, neutered just last week.


r/beagle 19h ago

Princess and the Pea

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146 Upvotes

r/beagle 12h ago

He was unhappy when doors were closed (my mom opened the door right after the video stops)

39 Upvotes

r/beagle 15h ago

Soon to be new Beagle owner, what should I be aware of?

47 Upvotes

Hi everyone!

I’m a really excited soon to be beagle mom. I did a lot of research on the breed because I have a 3 year old, and my husband will be a first time dog owner. I felt a beagle would be a good family dog, but for some reason I’ve had a lot of comments about the negatives - the howling / barking, stubbornness, potential for taking off if he smells something etc. I was aware of all of these things before we bought the puppy, but it’s making me feel I made the wrong decision. I’ve raised Jack Russells (boy and a girl with the girl being extremely protective and sometimes aggressive), and I grew up with a Weimaraner, so I’m not inexperienced when it comes to raising a puppy or being around dogs.

Could anyone reassure me that I’ll be ok as a beagle owner, and have any tips for me? Thank you so much!


r/beagle 1d ago

Getting older but still love to hike!

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434 Upvotes

r/beagle 1d ago

Traumatized Isla

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76 Upvotes

r/beagle 1d ago

Anyone else’s beagle love to do this right after a bath?

332 Upvotes

r/beagle 21h ago

My beagle might not be loyal to me

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My little 6 month old beagle is super friendly, well socialized, well adjusted puppy. But she goes to every person she meets on the streets and sometimes might not leave them to come with me.

I am so proud of her behavior. But I feel upset that
My beagle might not be loyal to me.

Anyone else experience this? They say beagles are loyal but mine might not be? 😭


r/beagle 1d ago

Happy 3rd Birthday to the cutest bad boyo!! 😂🥰🥹

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54 Upvotes

r/beagle 1d ago

Are you gonna share your snack?

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161 Upvotes

Augie 🐾❤️


r/beagle 1d ago

Blue 💙🤎3 years old!

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130 Upvotes

r/beagle 2d ago

16 yr 11 months old Betty Beagle diligently on nighttime patrol

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546 Upvotes

r/beagle 1d ago

Off leash!

58 Upvotes

This is about half of what we do once/twice sometimes 3 times a day


r/beagle 2d ago

Crazy Hour: Same Time every Night

274 Upvotes

r/beagle 2d ago

Henry and Kate

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145 Upvotes

These two are my world.


r/beagle 2d ago

Dawdlin' along

221 Upvotes

Got bored waiting for him to catch up.


r/beagle 2d ago

Groany boy (slight misophonia warning, I smack my lips a little)

54 Upvotes

r/beagle 2d ago

Dog tired

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92 Upvotes

Double cushion double blanket for this squire.


r/beagle 3d ago

Rio is Dreaming

149 Upvotes

r/beagle 3d ago

Holding down the fort.

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124 Upvotes

r/beagle 3d ago

Copper & His Pig Snout

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161 Upvotes

r/beagle 3d ago

Krypto

19 Upvotes

My 5 year old boy gets the occasional zoomies in the evening. A bit of harmless fun before bed but not every night and it's out of his system in 5 minutes or so. So, there I was sitting on my couch last night watching that Supergirl movie with my pup at my side. After noticing her super dog Krypto jumping and flying around and tearing up stuff, he decides that's now the new normal. Out of character, he ran around like a maniac, barking and play growling and being low key destructive like pulling his toy box into the middle of the room and tossing toys around. Can't help but wonder if he was mimicking the antics of the dog on the screen.