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For the love of dogs

We love and respect
all breeds. At present we breed Beagles  Our breeding program focuses
on the health and temperament of the dog. We
realize a healthy well tempered dog makes for a
good family pet.  

Where to Start:

There are some basic questions all prospective dog
owners should ask themselves before purchasing a
dog.

When considering a dog....

If a puppy....
 

  • do you know how big it will grow?

  • do you have enough room, both inside and
    outside,
    to meet its exercise needs?

  • do you know how active it will be?

  • will its temperament and personality fit your
    own?

  • will it constantly need attention?

  • do you have the time to train the puppy?

  • is it easy to housebreak?

  • are you prepared to forego other activities
    in order to tend to the pup’s needs?

  • can you afford the necessary vaccinations
    and visits  to the veterinarian?

If an adult.... the above, plus....

  • can you provide sufficient daily exercise
    routines for the dog?

  • do you have time to spend taking care
    of the dog’s emotional needs?

  • are there special dietary needs?

  • are there any health problems that you
    should consider and be aware of?

  • do you have a safe place to keep the dog
    when you are not at home?

  • will its coat require special care and
    professional grooming?


Other thoughts that should be considered are...

Do bring a dog into your life, if you want...

  • a companion who asks no questions,
    makes no judgments

  • someone who loves you regardless of
    who you are, what you do or how much
    money you have in the bank

  • to come home to a presence that
    immediately fills the room with love and
    devotion when you walk through the door

  • to live a life that is mindful while being
    minded, loving while being loved, and
    caring while being cared for

Latest News:
Litter D & E is completely sold out! Check back this spring for Misty's next litter.



See our upcoming litters page for more information!

So you want to own a Beagle?

The Beagle's coat is short.

No Beagle should not be allowed to roam free, as its nose will surely get it into trouble. Future Beagle owners should be aware that Beagles are known to barks part of their hunting heritage.  
  
Last Updated: 12/10/2008 11:03:59 AM