Beagle Puppys

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My buddy's been looking for one since his last one died 2 years ago, he hasn't seen many locally that's not crazy expensive. He's looking for a 15" tho.
I need one wish 4" legs so I can keep up lol , I'll probably never get one I'm not much of a dog person but would be fun to get with someone and do some rabbit hunting.
 
I like the smaller beagles, when I had my 12 inch bitch I had it breed with my friends beagle. So he had two and I had two. We killed a lot of rabbits with them dogs.
The nice thing about the smaller beagles is when you are done hunting and you want go you can just pick them up and carry them out.
Less dog food to buy and less dog ship to pick up.
 
There some guys on utube I watch ever once in awhile, they have one that is so short her belly hits short grass. She is much slower then the others that look about 12" but she gets back on the rabbits when they start the zigzag chasing the rabbits.

Wish my dad's jack was more controlled, she may be fun for squirrels.
 
I use to have jack russels twenty-five years ago. They would drive foxes & woodchucks out of thier den.
My bitch dog Fanny I trained for squirrels and was a fantastic squirrel dog.
I use to live trap gray squirrels and let them go and let her chase them. It didn't take long of her chasing them and then taking her hunting every morning to get her in to a top knotch squirrel & fox dog.

When I had my two bluetick coon hounds I hunted them every night and they were excellent hounds as well.
 
I use to have jack russels twenty-five years ago. They would drive foxes & woodchucks out of thier den.
My bitch dog Fanny I trained for squirrels and was a fantastic squirrel dog.
I use to live trap gray squirrels and let them go and let her chase them. It didn't take long of her chasing them and then taking her hunting every morning to get her in to a top knotch squirrel & fox dog.

When I had my two bluetick coon hounds I hunted them every night and they were excellent hounds as well.
I love to hear about good dogs, but I’m absolutely amazed that you had that much time available to hunt with them. I’m quite jealous.
 
When I lived back in Upstate New York, Broome County. After Sepember 1st Iwent in to work between 9 & 10 am. I hunted every morning of squirrel hunting until regular deer gun season started the 3rd week of Nevember. My work year ended the midele of November unti the middle of April.
After deer season we hunted rabbits.
When the coons got prime i hunted them hard from around 9pm until one or two in the morning.
Hounds were a big part of my life back then.
 
You buy beagles according to their height? Well...learn something new everyday they say. So the rest of my day is just a bonus I guess.
 
All the beagles I’ve ever hunted behind (not that many) would circle the rabbit back to us. Chasing after the dogs seems like an effort in futility. After all, you’re not hunting the dog, you’re hunting the rabbit. So I’m guessing they must not all circle the rabbit back.
 
All the beagles I’ve ever hunted behind (not that many) would circle the rabbit back to us. Chasing after the dogs seems like an effort in futility. After all, you’re not hunting the dog, you’re hunting the rabbit. So I’m guessing they must not all circle the rabbit back.
If that how they are trained they will circle, some will zigzag back and forth. Some will try to den the rabbit, many different ways to hunt with them.
 
Mine would always hunt with you, some times when you have to go and the dog still wants to hunt i could grap the dog up and go in the thick stuff.
Most hound dogs hunt with thier nose until they get close to the quarry then some will run them by sight.
That is where longer legged dogs catch what they are chasing and kill it.
A guy my brother worked with thirty years ago had registered beagles. A neighbor down the street had two registered bluetick coon hounds.
The bitch bluetick came in heat and his 15 inch male beagle locked up with that bluetick coon dog.
The neighbor was pissed, but it was out where it could get bred.
They each kept one pup from that cross to hunt.
He ran his pup with his beagles. One it got to actually hunt & track it was a hell of a dog.
Once the cross got good at tracking and a little better nose then the pure beagles it woukd catch up to the rabbit, it wouks see it and chase it down, kill it and eat most of it.
He ended up giving it away to a guy who hunted snoeshoe rabbits.
He only hunted cottontails.
All dogs are different in thier own ways, i never liked silent trail coon dogs that only barked when treed.
 
A beagle mixed with a hound dog would be nice, dad had 2 nice hound dogs when he was a kid think they were blue ticks. Have to see think he has some old pictures still, think he said he shot 90 coons one weekend, sold them for $10 each as the carcass to a trapper, that's back when they were bringing $75 each, he didn't have time since he was in school then.
 
Not a misleading title Goat, i am looking for beagle puppies.
If you want to see images of beagle puppies just google ( images of beagle puppies).
You will get to see cute little beagle puppies.
This thread is about actual hunting beagles, not family pets that stay at home and crap in the house & yard and never go chase rabbits which they were bred to do.
 
I love my beags.

"All the instinct and none of the skill" is how I describe him.

I'm not a dog trainer, but he never showed much luck with animals and is a huge flight risk. But he's the best companion and is one heck of a adventure dog.

Oh, and he was $250 because he was on clearance at some random barn. Last puppy. Probably because he's a runt.

Pictures since he isn't a hunter. 53572.jpeg 47267.jpeg 41121.jpeg 35614.jpeg 32162.jpeg
 
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